Philadelphia Children's Foundation (PCF) - Revision history

Stan at 17:10, 16 August 2018

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}~~(Website not working well) [[User:Stan\|Stan]] ([[User talk:Stan\|talk]]) 04:03, 18 June 2017 (EDT)~~<Br><Br>[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}<Br><Br>[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
	*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.		*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.

Stan at 08:04, 18 June 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}(Website not working well) [[User:Stan\|Stan]] ([[User talk:Stan\|talk]]) 04:03, 18 June 2017 (EDT)<Br>[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}(Website not working well) [[User:Stan\|Stan]] ([[User talk:Stan\|talk]]) 04:03, 18 June 2017 (EDT)<Br><Br>[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
	*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.		*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.

Stan at 08:03, 18 June 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}(Website not working well)<Br>[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}(Website not working well) [[User:Stan\|Stan]] ([[User talk:Stan\|talk]]) 04:03, 18 June 2017 (EDT)<Br>[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
	*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.		*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.

Stan at 08:03, 18 June 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}(Website not working well)[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}(Website not working well)<Br>[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
	*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.		*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.

Stan at 08:02, 18 June 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}(Website not working well)[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
	*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.		*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.

PaulSank at 05:56, 3 January 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
	*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.		*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.

PaulSank: improved title

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}[[File:PCF.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Philadelphia Children's Foundation founder John Bannan (left) with board members.]The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' (PCF) introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
	*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.		*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.

PaulSank: PaulSank moved page Philadelphia Children's Foundation to Philadelphia Children's Foundation (PCF): to improve the title

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	http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org		{{toplink\|url=http://www.philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org\|name=philadelphiachildrensfoundation.org}}The '''Philadelphia Children's Foundation''' introduces itself with the line, "Every student deserves a 21st-century education," and {{gives}}<blockquote>PCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Philadelphia public schools by installing internet-ready computers in classrooms and publicly accessible locations. We also help outfit school libraries with books, provide computers to low-income families that do not have them, and teach 3D printing and computer literacy classes.<br><br>Our mission is to help children of all ages find their passion, develop needed skills, and make positive career and life decisions for a successful future.
			*Improving reading skills. 40% of Philadelphia students scored below proficient in reading & 22% of the city’s population is illiterate and 41% of Phila households do not have a computer.
	~~<br>~~		*Decrease drop-out rates. 42% of students entering 9th grade in 2006 failed to graduate in 2010.
			*And address youth unemployment. The unemployment rate is 22% for Philadelphia residents ages 20-24, and 76% of Philadelphia households are economically disadvantaged.
	The Philadelphia Children's Foundation ~~offers connections~~, ~~programs~~ and ~~resources designed to help~~ Philadelphia~~'s youth face~~ and ~~conquer difficult circumstances~~ and ~~challenges~~ and ~~inspire them~~ to ~~imagine~~ all of ~~life's possibilities~~.		</blockquote>
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	The ~~foundation also provides free computers to some~~ of ~~the children they serve~~.		[[Category:Is-Nonprofit_Organization]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
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