Project W launched its newsletter on August 10, 2020 with sections dedicated to Project W, community outreach, and grantee updates, as well as important dates, member profiles, membership information, and sponsorship recognition. To read our newsletters
The organization The Philadelphia Citizen has nominated Project W, Citizen of the Week. Read the article by Jessica Blatt Press from June 22, 2020 at: https://thephiladelphiacitizen.org/project-w-delaware-county/. Project W members are engaged and committed citizens focusing on finding solutions for women in need in their community, Delaware County. The Philadelphia Citizen, a non-profit, non-partisan media organization … Continue reading Project W – Citizen of the Week
As women beginning our participation in the wider community through collective giving, Project W is thankful to be under the umbrella of TCF. We affirm that Black lives matter, and we wholeheartedly concur with TCF’s statement regarding social justice in our community. We are outraged and saddened by the recent and longstanding violence and injustices … Continue reading Statement on Social Justice
Project W will award $48,000 this year to three organizations that help to enhance and improve the quality of life for women and families in Delaware County. We recognize that COVID-19 will have a long lasting effect on many organizations. In order to allow for maximum flexibility, Project W welcomes grant requests that support response … Continue reading Project W 2020 Grants – Application Deadline Approaching
On February 20th, Project W celebrated the start of its second year of operations with its kick off meeting and information session held at the home of one of its founding members. It was an opportunity for potential members to learn more about Project W and for existing members to reconnect with each other. The … Continue reading Project W Year 2 Kick-Off Meeting
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We wanted to share this article recently published in the Philadelphia Inquirer highlighting staggering statistics about self-sufficiency, the ability to support one's family without government help, in Philadelphia and its suburbs. The bare minimum salary for a family of 4 to survive has increased dramatically in our area causing many to struggle financially. https://www.inquirer.com/news/self-sufficiency-standard-philadelphia-poverty-health-care-families-cost-of-living-20200217.html
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We invite you to be part of the Project W story. In 2019, Project W was founded by like-minded women, who felt that by pooling their resources together they could help make a difference in women's lives in Delaware County. In its founding year, Project W exceeded its membership goal and was able to raise … Continue reading Be Part of the Project W Story
Delco Times Article on Project W 1-10-2020Download
