VIP in Action
Brewerytown Beats
January 2020
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.
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.
We are inspired by our volunteers, clients, and supporters to do more in 2020.
“Philadelphia is a bigger city than many people realize, and the need for legal services is equally expansive.”
"In some cases, VIP volunteers are the only barriers protecting people from homelessness."
In Philadelphia, where tangled title issues plague at least 15,000 properties, Jay’s dedication to...
"For the children born of families in poverty, hard work alone just simply is not enough."
By far the greatest driver of Alex’s pro bono service is his own mission statement: to be an attorney is to help others.