In 1989, Rev. Herbert H. Lusk, II, deeply grounded in Christian beliefs and principles, founded People for People, Inc. (PFP) with the vision of people helping others. From the very start, PFP and its partners have embraced the journey and have shared in the joys and responsibilities of helping countless Philadelphians and others around the world to change their lives. For over 30 years now, PFP has fought for and with “the least of these” – low-income families, public housing residents, single parents, and those living in vulnerable circumstances – encouraging them to leave behind their dependency upon public assistance, substance abuse, and negativity by completing education, job training, computer skills training, program certification and counseling.
What will People for People, Inc. do next!? The future of PFP depends on YOU! Your time, talent and treasure can make all the difference in the lives of the people we serve. A few simple ways you, your friends, colleagues or family can help are listed below.
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Tax Deductible Contribution
People For People, Inc. is recognized as a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization by the IRS. As such, your contribution is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Double Your Gift
Does your employer match charitable donations? Ask HR and fill out a simple form to double your gift. Some employers will even donate toward your volunteer hours.
Gifts of Stock
Or other appreciated asset may be donated saving capital gains on your end while allowing us to capture the appreciated value of your stewardship.
Plan A Visit
Consider making your next contribution in person and let us show you how your gift is making a difference. Contact info@peopleforpeople.org to plan your visit.
Entrepreneurship
Pastor Lusk founded PFP on the principles of business and entrepreneurship. Want to explore an entrepreneurial venture together? We speak social entrepreneurism!
Volunteer
Your generous donation of personal time, even an hour a week having a nutritious lunch with students in the PFP Charter School during the Etiquette Program, can make a major difference in the programs we provide to children and young people.
Partnerships
We are a strong believer in the power of relationships. If you know someone who can be helpful to support the work that PFP is doing to help others, please let us know. We will be glad to reach out to them and develop a partnership.
For more information, please contact the office at (215) 235-1394.
