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Home - | The Patricia Kind Family Foundation Encouraging practical and caring solutions to community problems by supporting preventive and direct service efforts.
New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia Karen Community Association of Philadelphia Northwest Mutual Aid Collective The mission of the Patricia Kind Family Foundation is to financially support Philadelphia organizations that help those struggling daily with racial and economic injustices.
The Foundation encourages practical and caring community solutions to poverty through supporting direct service, capacity building, and mission related investments. This includes helping individuals and families obtain physical and mental health care and related human services, such as food, shelter, clothing and education. We strive to have the greatest possible impact with all of our assets.
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The Patricia Kind Family Foundation's Partners Fund has awarded grants to the following 27 non-profit organizations working in Philadelphia… Microsoft nonprofit grants and discounts Microsoft Tech for Social Impact is dedicated to providing affordable and accessible technology to help nonprofits of all sizes achieve… Candid is offering free resources to help nonprofits For a limited time, Candid is offering free resources to help nonprofits that have lost federal funding find alternative sources of support… We at Nonprofit Finance Fund are considering what actions we might take to support the sector in this difficult environment.
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Shown is a snapshot of the largest program areas we have funded. Collective Climb is a Black feminist organization empowering youth and communities through restorative and transformative justice programs. Restorative : The Restorative Justice Diversion Program keeps youth arrested for felony level offenses in communities, not carceral settings by meeting their needs and tending directly to the harm they've caused survivors.
Once youth complete this intensive-but-non-punitive program, their records are eligible for expungement. Since 2021, 95% of the 70 youth who have completed the program remain arrest free.
Transformative : In order to curb violence and tend to it before systems get involved, Collective Climb hosts the Restorative Community Project--a paid fellowship for teens who have been impacted by violence to become trained restorative practitioners and community organizers. 100% of youth who have completed this program recommend it for other teens in the city!
Youth from either program are invited to join the Youth Advisory Board to plan events, co-facilitate cases in the diversion program, and even shape the strategic direction of the organization. Intergenerational community events (called Kickbacks) are held at our space to encourage bi-directional learning and trust-building amongst neighbors.
Patricia & Philip Kind, Jr. Patricia van Ameringen Kind, born in 1924, was the middle child of Arnold and Hedwig van Ameringen. She was raised in South Orange, N. J.
with her two siblings, Henry van Ameringen and Lily Auchincloss. She attended Kent Place School, where she was a star athlete and was voted “best personality” by her classmates. She went on to become a registered nurse at the Monmouth Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, foreshadowing a lifetime devoted to caring for others.
Her first nursing job was in Philadelphia where she met the love of her life, Philip Kind, Jr.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations (501c3) in the Philadelphia region, especially smaller, grassroots organizations that deliver direct, essential services in their neighborhoods, with operating budgets under $1 million. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows typical grant sizes are stated in the $10,000–$25,000/year range for multi-year periods. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Partners Fund (Patricia Kind Family Foundation) is funded by The Patricia Kind Family Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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