To increase computer and Internet access and training by allowing people to access job opportunities, build computer skills, apply for public benefits, pay bills online, find life saving health information, read daily news, complete schoolwork and gain needed social support. The Freedom Rings Partnership is comprised of grassroots organizations, government, and universities bringing internet access, training and technology to communities citywide.
Partners & Programs
The Coalition provides Fiscal Sponsorship and Shared Services to a network of 75 partner organizations and programs that offer services throughout the region, reaching more than 150,000 children, youth, and adults.
Through the Power of the Coalition, we address the issues most important to families and communities: building wealth in urban communities, improving life chances for youth and young adults, and strengthening the nonprofit sector.
We work in the areas of positive youth development, adult education and job training, health-related services, economic education, housing support, advocacy, and economic inclusion.
You may browse or search the complete list of program partners below to learn more.
To provide adequate resources and programs to empower young people while working to sustain the basic needs of education, youth development, and public safety
To provide a one-stop center to assist parents in overcoming barriers toward family reunification.
To improve quality of life for the disadvantaged and underprivileged, contribute to the social and economic empowerment of African American communities throughout the state, and encourage cooperation with other charitable organizations and institutions with similar goals.
To help facilitate the end of the AIDS crisis by advocating for HIV-cure research and supporting services for people with AIDS.
To provide culturally-sensitive and language-appropriate HIV and other related health services to Asians and Pacific Islanders (APIs) and their partners, family members, friends, and service providers in the Philadelphia area.
To raise funds for the yearly maintenance of the All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors.
To expose high school students of color to careers in advertising by connecting them to advertising professionals in a competition in which they “pitch” their ideas for a common campaign that affects the community in which they live.
To build identity, pride, and life skills based upon accomplishment among young Philadelphia program participants. Young people are immersed in the lessons of self-reliance and confidence that are learned during a comprehensive program of equestrian care, horsemanship, history, and personal accomplishment.
To increase access to high-quality educational options for Black children by actively supporting parental choice policies and programs that empower low-income and working class Black families.
