Featured Grants
Learn more about some of our recent grant projects.
Inspiring Lifelong Learning Through Play
Please Touch Museum
Since 1976, Please Touch Museum has been a cornerstone of early childhood education, dedicated to sparking creativity and curiosity in young minds. Through immersive, hands-on exhibits and play-based learning, the museum fosters an environment where children explore, problem-solve, and develop foundational skills that prepare them for lifelong success.
Redefining Philadelphia’s Public Spaces
Center City District: Dilworth Park
At the heart of Dilworth Park is the Albert M. Greenfield Lawn, a lush, open space designed for everyday enjoyment and year-round programming. Throughout the seasons, the lawn transforms—hosting a cozy hay maze in fall, a glittering Wintergarden in winter, and cultural performances in summer. a
Expanding Literacy & Transforming Education
Academy in Manayunk
Since its founding in 2006, Academy in Manayunk (AIM) has been dedicated to reshaping literacy education for students with learning differences. Through research-backed instruction and cutting-edge educator training, AIM has become a leader in literacy intervention, ensuring students and teachers alike have the tools they need to succeed.
Transforming Communities through Horticulture
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
Since 1827, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) has strengthened Philadelphia’s neighborhoods through horticulture. By expanding green spaces, improving food access, and providing workforce development, PHS enhances urban life and fosters community connections. a
Inspiring Conservation through Education & Action
The Philadelphia Zoo
Since its founding in 1859, the Philadelphia Zoo has been a leader in wildlife conservation, education, and animal care. As America’s first zoo, it continues to evolve, creating immersive learning experiences and sustainability initiatives that inspire action to protect endangered species.