- 215-341-9188
- info@dvfairness.org
- 335 Righters Ferry Road, 110 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Together, we can make education fair for all.
The Delaware Valley Fairness Project offers programs that connect schools to student families, fostering engagement and supporting stable home lives for better student success.
The Delaware Valley Fairness Project supports teachers and schools by funding projects for the 2024-25 school year that address basic life skills, school gardens, arts, maker-spaces, creative writing, and more!
The Delaware Valley Fairness Project offers emergency short-term assistance to K-12 families, connecting through referrals from school counselors and staff.
Our mission is to make life a little more fair for people – especially children – most affected by poverty. DVFP offers a range of programs designed to support the educational community.
We are looking for a few people who can help us identify potential grant opportunities and write grant applications to secure funds. Most of the work can be done from your home.
If you have both the time and the skill to help us keep current with our website, Facebook page, and other social media accounts by posting new and interesting content and photos, we would love to have you as a volunteer. Most of the work can be done from your home.
Volunteers are needed for a number of roles. We would welcome those interested in picking up donations; sorting and storing donated items in our center; packing items for delivery; delivering items to schools or to the families of students in need. Hours are flexible.
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About Us
Delaware Valley Fairness Project is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization incorporated in Pennsylvania. Our mission is to make life a little more fair for people – especially children – most affected by poverty. We act on our mission by providing resources to schools serving children in impoverished neighborhoods and by providing support in the form of life-skills education, part-time jobs and emergency financial assistance to the families of the students in those schools. A good education is the best hope for a child to escape the cycle of poverty and an enriching school-life and a nurturing home-life are both needed for the child to receive that good education.
