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Connecting Philadelphia nonprofits to crucial resources

Candid

At the Free Library of Philadelphia , we are meeting those needs by offering services to Philadelphia’s nonprofit community. I would not have as strong a connection to the Philadelphia nonprofit landscape.” Angela’s story is one of many stories of nonprofits in Philadelphia that have benefited from our resources and expertise.

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Friday Top 5

Thanks For Playing

From when we went to the Philadelphia Eagles academy for women in February of 2011. So if you're as obsessed with the pigskin as I am - or if you need some inside scoop to run your fantasy team - check 'em out! Image credit: my mom!

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Relationships matter: How one Philadelphia high-rise puts customer service first

Ungrated

The post Relationships matter: How one Philadelphia high-rise puts customer service first appeared first on Ungated: Community Associations Institute Blog. Attendees will experience community tours, innovative education sessions specific to high-rise management, and opportunities to network with colleagues from around the country.

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A Year in Photos

Thanks For Playing

Louis, San Diego, Kansas City, Portland, Fort Lauderdale I tried not to take pictures of myself (two, neither of my face) or people in general (very few), my meals (although there are food photos), or my cat (less successful there).

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Philadelphia Newspapers Get new Nonprofit Lease on Life

Associations Now

In a landmark decision relatively unheard of in the media world, the owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer , the Philadelphia Daily News , and Philly.com has given his ownership of the news outlets to a new nonprofit media institute, a move he says is intended to keep them sustainable while finding new distribution models.

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Crisis Averted: Philadelphia Event Venue’s Labor Conflict Ends Quickly

Associations Now

More details: The backstory: Early Thursday morning, four unions whose members do work at the Philadelphia convention center—Teamsters and those representing carpenters, stagehands, and riggers—formed a picket line outside of the venue to protest a proposal they said would weaken the unions’ jurisdiction and cut working hours.

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Expos Returning to Philadelphia After Labor Contract Changes

Associations Now

Now that there’s a deal in place with most—but not all—of the labor unions that work the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Philadelphia facility is starting to win back some business. “This meant that, despite a successful meeting in 2007, AIHA would not reconsider Philadelphia.” Left on the Sidelines.