Old Pine Community Center in Philadelphia, PA is a renowned brand committed to empowering and uplifting individuals in need. With a mission to reduce inequality and eliminate food insecurity, they offer inclusive programs and services that make a positive impact. Their goal is to create safe and welcoming spaces for children, adults, seniors, and the community as a whole, ensuring their well-being and benefiting future generations.

Established in the 1950s, Old Pine Community Center came into existence when the Friends of Old Pine Street recognized the growing needs of the community and acquired land from the City of Philadelphia. The center's building project was completed in 1977 and included various amenities such as a banquet hall, gymnasium, kitchen, meeting rooms, library, and office space. What makes Old Pine Community Center even more remarkable is that it was constructed solely with private funds raised by the Friends of Old Pine Street, St.

Peter’s School, and the Presbyterian Historical Society. With a dedicated staff and a diverse Board of Trustees, Old Pine Community Center continues to enrich the lives of individuals and families in Philadelphia. From gathering spaces to educational opportunities, the center serves as a beacon of hope and a place for growth and connection.

Your support is crucial in making their programs possible, and donations are greatly appreciated. For more information or to get involved, contact Old Pine Community Center at 401 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147, or reach out to them at 215-627-2493 or welcome@oldpinecommunitycenter. org.

Join hands with Old Pine Community Center as they create a brighter future for their community