With our impact partners, we’re advancing equity and justice through community-led and owned models. Together, we’re building lasting relationships to scale and sustain change for the long term.
Transformational leaders who have the vision to see what’s possible and the drive to make it real
Transformational networks that connect the experience and expertise of partners with the comprehensive and flexible supports they need to succeed
Transformational solutions that advance and accelerate equity and justice
Explore examples of some of our partners’ work below by clicking on the filters by type, impact area and support provided. This is a small glance into our portfolio, not a comprehensive list.
Located in the Northern part of the city, Animal Care and Control Team of Philadelphia (ACCT Philly) is the only animal care and control provider and open intake shelter in Philadelphia, taking in nearly 18,000 animals annually. ACCT Philly offers adoption, foster and volunteer programs as well as owner surrender prevention resources, providing a benefit to all of the Philly citizens, regardless of race or economic status.
Led by visionary animal protection advocate Mindi Callison, Bailing Out Benji is dedicated to ending puppy mills and inhumane dog breeding. We support Bailing Out Benji as they reveal the relationship between puppy mills and the pet stores and websites that sell puppies. Their research, as well as their associated awareness and advocacy efforts, have already helped pass legislation nationwide that regulates the sale of puppies.
CARE is the first national, Black-led animal welfare organization amplifying the voices of BIPOC leaders in the animal welfare sector and furthering community-driven solutions.
Hand2Paw’s mission is to provide a safe and supportive work environment for youth, ages 16-24, who are experiencing housing insecurity or foster care involvement, as a means of enhancing resilience, compassion, and connection with people, animals and the community of Philadelphia.
The Native America Humane Society seeks to empower Native communities to become healthier, happier, and safer through improved relationships with their animals. By providing research, support and resources, the Native America Humane Society advances tribal sovereignty through facilitating self-determination programs for animal population management at tribal nations.
Open Door Veterinary Collective’s focus is on creating a national network to decrease the chance of pets not receiving care, being surrendered to an animal shelter or euthanized when families experience unexpected veterinary medical costs and can’t afford care. They also operate Pethelpfinder.org, a website connecting pet families to affordable pet care resources in their communities.
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