VIP in Action
A Statement of Support
June 2020
Philadelphia VIP stands in solidarity with those protesting against police brutality and all manifestations of systemic racism.
Philadelphia VIP stands in solidarity with those protesting against police brutality and all manifestations of systemic racism.
Thank you for joining us in celebrating our past achievements and helping us prepare for the work ahead.
Our priority, as ever, is the health and safety of our community – including staff, clients, and volunteers.
Now, more than ever, our clients need the expertise of VIP's volunteer attorneys. Here are some ways you can say "yes!" to pro bono while working remotely.
I look forward to seeing the new heights to which VIP rises and will be cheering you all on every step of the way.
Wishing departing Executive Director Sophie Bryan success in her new role at the Pew Charitable Trusts and welcoming Rida Haq as Interim Executive Director
Check out the article in The Philadelphia Inquirer about Brewerytown Beats, a local record store run by Max Ochester, a former VIP small business client.
Whereas, the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania takes great pride in recognizing those organizations which contribute to the well-being of all...
Homeownership is increasingly inaccessible for low-income individuals; it is more imperative than ever for homeowning families to retain this asset.