This is being sent on behalf of G. Lamar Stewart, Chief of Community Engagement at the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office.
We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming Virtual Community Town Hall, which will be taking place via Zoom on Wednesday, March 24th from 6:00pm – 7:30pm. Details below:
- What: The Virtual Community To
wn Hall will highlight the District Attorney’s Office’s C.A.R.E.S Program, whose staff respond to every homicide in Philadelphia to provide services and support to co-victims. - Who: C.A.R.E.S Program Supervisor Rev. Dr. Myra Maxwell and her staff will answer questions pre-submitted by attendees about their continued deployment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Where: The event will take place via Zoom and is entirely free.
- When: Wednesday, March 24th from 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Please RSVP as soon as possible if you are interested and able to participate in the upcoming Virtual Community Town Hall. We are asking that all attendees submit one question for our panelists to respond to during the Zoom call. Please e-mail your questions to seth.myers@phila.gov
Thank you all from Brewerytown Sharswood Community Civic Association for making this year a little more bearable by providing information, food, services, give aways, time, talent and/or money. Everyone stepped up to the call, in spite of COVID, in so many ways: making masks, delivering food, packing bags, stuffing bags with flyers, donating money, ensuring that food was provided, cleaning streets, administering the flu vaccines, providing tickets for a day of fun while maintaining social distancing, riding bikes against violence, providing information to prevent homelessness, and job opportunities. Again, we thank you for all your support! Peace & Love
Brewerytown Sharswood Coalition – Felicia Blow & Committe Chairs
Habitat for Humanity – Carrie Rathmann
Processing Junior – Rob & Stephanie Ridgeway
Fulton Bank – Tiffany Sharpe
195th State Representative Donna Bullock & Staff
Mayor’s Commission on Aging – John Gonzalez
Rasheedah Phillips – Community Activist
Real Life Ministries – Pastor Karen Nichols & Members
Lower North Philadelphia CDC – Herman Arce
Land Care Crew: Khaliyl Wright, Mitchell Sutton & Joel Soto
Kristine Pedersen – Community WEB Manager
Fairmount CDC – Sarajane Blair & Jordan Rodgers
Blair, Monique & Shaw Family
Philly Crafty Girls – Parker & Clark Shaw
Redemption City Church – Dan Hacker
Philadelphia Zoo – Kristen Waldron
Philabundance – Jessica Wyckoff
Farms to Families
Ronald McDonald House
Emma Boorboor – Community Volunteer
Linda Gerald – Community Volunteer
Annie Wilburn – Community Volunteer
Joanne Harris – Community Volunteer
Resident – Audrey Jakab
Resident – Gladys Stewart
Resident – Argan Raven
Rose LeVere – BSCCA NAC Coordinator
Shirla Smith – Community Volunteer
Sharon Green – Community Volunteer
BSCCA RCO Co-chair – Doris Aldridge
Fairmount CDC Member – Geni Klein
Indego /Better Bike Share Partnership
Robert Wood Foundation
Merck Foundation
Inclusion Home Care – Dr. Tanya Coleman
Beech Interplex – Christine Brown
Department of Revenue – Vicki Riley
City Planning Commision – Davie Fecteau
District Attorney Office – Raychan Abdullah
29th Ward Leader – Michelle Brown Lee
47th Committee Person – Donnie Moore
Citizen Planning Institute – Donna Carney
PACDC – Beth McConnell
Philadelphia Housing Authority – Kelvin A. Jeremiah
Vaux’s Big Picture School – David Bromley
Council President Darrell L. Clarke District 5 & Staff
Participate in the Food Program! We are now obligated to have all participants complete The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) “Self-Declaration of Need” form provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. The form can be mailed, dropped office or scanned to our office. If you need assistance completing the form, call our office at (267) 858-4246. The form can be faxed to (267) 858-4153 or scanned to brewerytownnac@outlook.com You may receive a call from the office to verify some of the information on the form.
Please help us keep our funding by completing the form. We look forward to serving you.
“PROTECTING YOUR HOME”
Thursday, February 25th , 2021 4:00-5:30 pm
Virtual Meeting
Philly VIP will be in attendance and will talk about wills and other estate planning documents.
You may be eligible for free help from a qualified lawyer in preparing a will.
Why should you have a will?
- To avoid family disputes when you pass.
- To decide who gets your home/belongings when you pass.
PECO will be in attendance to inform you with energy conservation solutions.
As well as LCD to help with Landlord/Tenant related issues.
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Tuesday, Feb 23 @ 630pm-830pm – “Time & Memory in Sharswood: Community Histories + Futures”
The Sharswood neighborhood in North Philly has been the focus of a lot of attention over the past few years due to some of its struggles with gentrification and redevelopment. What often gets left out of the story is Sharswood’s deep and beautiful history, the memories of its residents, and the future hopes for the community from the perspective of those who call it home. Join us for a discussion on Sharswood’s history, highlighting the legacies of historical figures who lived in the neighborhood, discussing major events on Sharswood’s timeline, and sharing information about ways to get involved in preserving these memories and legacies, as well as how we work to create a future for Sharswood that we can all be part of.
Featuring:
– Mr. Warren McMichael – President, BSCCA, lifelong Sharswood resident
– Dox Thrash House w/ Maya Thomas
– Community Futures Lab
– Additional guests to be announced
Program held in partnership with Brewerytown Sharswood Community Civic Association (BSCCA) as part of Black Quantum Futurism Local Mean Time – BQF Black History/Futures Month Calendar.
RSVP HERE OR HERE OR email brew.sharsnas@gmail.com!
There will be a meal distribution this Saturday, January 30 from 10 am to noon at the Archdiocese of Philadelphia located at 222 North 17th Street, Phila., 19103
Individuals can walk up or drive through. Meal kits for students who are not being fed in child care centers and or schools will be available.
NO ID is required.
Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020 | 6 to 7:30 p.m.
If you’re looking to start a career in the popular health and wellness industry, don’t miss this information session. Community College of Philadelphia offers a variety of workforce development certificate programs in online and hybrid-learning formats that give you the skills you need for entry-level employment.
Featured programs include:
(Explore a sample lesson for free here)
Want to learn more? Register to learn about program requirements, cost and
employment opportunities. It’s time to navigate your future toward success!
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We will email you the Zoom login information before the session.