Northeast Community Center seeks to add additional square footage to its current pantry space. This will allow clients to safely come into the pantry to physically choose the foods they would like, just like in a grocery store. The "choice model" gives clients control of their food, especially those with dietary restrictions. The increased space will allow more shelving and increase the numbers of foods from which clients can choose.

This Penn Wynne-Overbrook Hills Fire Company plans to bring a local firehouse into the 21st century via key structural and aesthetic renovations to increase accessibility and energy conservation while transforming an ill-placed kitchen that also serves as the firehouse's public entrance. Needs include ensuring the facility is ADA compliant, eliminating rodent infestation, creating more space, storage and power outlets.

Panther Valley Elementary School seeks to improve the mental health, overall well-being and compassion fatigue of its teachers and staff by creating a comfortable, updated faculty room. The school district community lives in poverty and classes exceed the recommended class size by 10-12 students.

The Welcome Center is sectioning space in its building to create three therapy offices. So far, the framing, insulation, and drywall are complete. Funding for this project would allow the center to hang doors, extend the HVAC, prime and paint the walls, re-hang the drop ceiling, and apply and paint the trim. In addition, they will enclose one office for privacy.