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Revision as of 17:42, 16 December 2017

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People For People, Inc., also known as, "People 4 People, Inc.", introduces itself with the line, "Together, WE change lives!" and gives the following descriptive information:

Founded on a vision of bringing transformation to North Central Philadelphia and beyond, People for People, Inc. (PFP) is a non-profit organization established by Herbert H. Lusk, II that is dedicated to bringing the kind of life-changing assistance to Philadelphians which helps them construct new futures for themselves and their families.

Existing Programs

  • HOPE Pregnancy Center.
  • People for People Charter School.
  • People for People Early Childhood Development Center.
  • People for People Institute.
  • Project D.A.D.
  • Stand for Africa.

See Also