- 215-341-9188
- info@dvfairness.org
- 335 Righters Ferry Road, 110 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Our partner schools have needs that we address throughout the year. However, there are certain times of year when the schools focus on particular needs. Commonly requested items include school supplies (see list), uniforms, winter coats and accessories, and other personal items. If you would like to schedule a donation drop-off, please contact the school of your choice.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING MONETARY DONATIONS RESTRICTED TO ONE OR MORE INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS. WE ONLY ACCEPT UNRESTRICTED MONETARY DONATIONS.
Delaware Valley Fairness Project is a 501(c)(3) public charity. Donations to us are tax-deductible.
Donations go towards improving under-resourced schools, stabilizing students’ home life, and enriching the education of less fortunate children. Over 90% of each dollar goes to the direct and necessary support costs of our programs.
We accept donations by check, PayPal, or through United Way.
We are grateful for your support!
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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.