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Collection: Urban Archives
Description: The Gray Panthers were founded by Maggie Kuhn in 1970 to "work for social and economic justice and peace for all people” regardless of age. Website content changes over time, but the Gray Panthers website has included information about the history and mission of the organization, local chapters, current projects, and local, national, and international activist efforts.
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Subject: Human rights, Older people--Services for , Social action--United States, Ageism, Women in charitable work, Housing
Creator: Gray Panthers
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.), Pennsylvania, United States
Date: 2000-
Corporate Names: Gray Panthers
Personal Names: Kuhn, Maggie, 1905-1995
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/scrc/gray-panthers-records
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://diamond.temple.edu/record=b5821301~S12
Collection: Jewish Archives
Description: Jewish Family and Children's Service (JFCS) of Greater Philadelphia was established in 1983 from the merger of the Association for Jewish Children and the Jewish Family Service. JFCS’ mission is “to strengthen families and individuals across generations and cultures to achieve stability, independence and community by offering a diverse array of services to help children, adults, seniors, and families cope with challenges that arise throughout the lifecycle." Website content changes over time, but JFCS' website has included detailed program descriptions and contact information for the broad range of social services it provides including counseling, domestic violence support, hospice support, adult special needs programming, and child welfare including adoption.
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Subject: Faith-based human services, Family social work, People with disabilities--Services for, Older people--Services for , Child Welfare, Adoption agencies
Creator: Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Collection: Jewish Archives
Description: The Female Hebrew Benevolent Society (FHBS), founded in 1819, is a volunteer run Jewish charitable organization providing emergency financial assistance for women in need and camp scholarships for children. Website content changes over time, but FHBS’ website has included information about the organization’s history, assistance programs, and the demographics of their clients, as well as instructions for making charitable donations.
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Subject: Faith-based human services, Women in charitable work, Older people--Services for
Creator: Female Hebrew Benevolent Society (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Female Hebrew Benevolent Society (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://librarysearch.temple.edu/catalog/991036440399703811
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/finding_aids/female-hebrew-benevolent-society-philadelphia-pa-records
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
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