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Famous 4th Street Delicatessen donates sandwich sales in honor of Jewish American Heritage Month

Famous 4th Street Delicatessen in Philadelphia will donate proceeds from sandwich sales in honor of Jewish American Heritage Month. The event takes place on May 13, 2025, at the National Liberty Museum, emphasizing the importance of Jewish culture and cuisine.

Kick Off Summer Fun and Free Meals for Philly Youth!

Philadelphia will launch its Summer Food Service Program on May 12, 2025, providing free meals to youth at the Vare Recreation Center. The event, organized by the Illinois Department of Human Services, aims to combat food insecurity among children during the summer months.

The Beet Hunger Bash celebrates decades of service for Philabundance

Philabundance will host the (Beet) Hunger Bash on May 14, 2025, at The Pump House in Bala Cynwyd to celebrate its 40 years of fighting hunger. The event will showcase over 20 restaurants and chefs, with a focus on raising awareness about food insecurity affecting 600,000 people in the region. Tickets range from $400 for general admission to $500 for VIP access.

Green Schools Program Promoting Recycling and Sustainability

The Philadelphia Green Schools Program will host a panel discussion on recycling and sustainability on May 10, 2025. Key speakers include Cherelle Parker and Keisha McCarty-Skelton, highlighting leadership in environmental education. This initiative aims to engage schools in promoting sustainable practices.

Recapping The Boulevard Reimagined Summary of Round 1 Public Engagement

The Roosevelt Boulevard project aims to enhance safety and accessibility in North and Northeast Philadelphia through a phased approach. Public engagement has garnered 626 responses, helping to shape the design alternatives for the roadway and transit services.

City Leaders Celebrated Philadelphia Schools for Innovative Green Projects, 72,500 in Grants Awarded to Advance Recycling and Sustainability Efforts in Local Schools

Philadelphia city officials celebrated 29 schools for their contributions to environmental education through the Green Schools Program, awarding a total of $72,500 in grants. The program supports student-led projects focused on sustainability, recycling, and environmental stewardship, empowering youth to promote green practices in their communities.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parkers Public Schedule for Friday, May 9, 2025

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Turn the Key initiative at 2215 N. Franklin St. in Philadelphia. The event includes participation from local officials and community members, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve the city's housing stock.

Bring Your Child to Work Day 2025 Recap Sunshine, Smiles Youth Engagement

Philadelphia celebrated Bring Your Child to Work Day on May 8, 2025, engaging youth through various activities. The event featured participation from local organizations, including the Philadelphia Fire Department and the Philadelphia Police Department. This initiative aims to foster youth engagement and community involvement.

NOW HIRING! Summer camp job opportunities across the city

The City of David, Kentucky, announces job openings for summer camp positions. The Office of Education promotes these opportunities as part of its summer camp program, aiming to engage local youth. Interested applicants can find more information on the city's official website.

City Leaders Celebrated Philadelphia Schools for Innovative Green Projects

City leaders recognized Philadelphia schools for their innovative green projects aimed at promoting sustainability and environmental education. The event, held on May 8, 2025, highlighted the collaboration between local organizations like The Horticulture Center and the NYC Department of Sanitation. These initiatives seek to enhance recycling efforts and foster eco-friendly practices among students.

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