BenePhilly

Software Platform Matching Low Income People to Benefit Systems

BenePhilly is a free program that helps low-income Philadelphians enroll in critical benefits and services. Since 2008, BenePhilly has enrolled over 110,000 low-income Philadelphians in public benefits to help pay for essential goods and services, like groceries, healthcare, and utility bills, bringing over $330 million to households throughout the city. In 2018, BenePhilly delivered an average of over $5,000 in benefits to each household served. Call the BenePhilly hotline or visit an in-person center to access BenePhilly services today. To learn more, watch this video on BenePhilly from the Communities Thrive Challenge

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Donors

United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

• Funder

Pew Charitable Trusts

• Funder

Communities Thrive Challenge "Economic Mobility" Grant Program with Rockefeller Foundation and Chan Zuckerberg Funding

• Grant ('18)

Members

United Communities Southeast Philadelphia

• Partner*

UESF Philadelphia Housing Stability and Utility Cut Off

• Partner*

Philadelphia Fight Community Health Centers and HIV Care

• Partner*

HACE Community Development Organization, Philadelphia PA

• Partner*

Project HOME

• Member* [+1]

• Partner*

Impact Social Services Corporation (Impact Services) Homeless Veterans Philadelphia, Kensington

• Partner*

Esperanza Social Services in Hunting Park Section of Philadelphia

• Partner*

Campaign for Working Families Philadelphia Non Profit Providing Tax Preparation Assistance and Benefit Application Support

• Partner*

Catholic Social Services Philadelphia Archdiocese of Philadelphia

• Partner*

Memberships

Benefits Data Trust Systems Change Using Technology To Enroll People in Public Benefits (SNAP, etc)

• Delivery Center*

Miscellaneous Relationships

Mayor's Office of Community Empowerment and Opportunity, Philadelphia City program to combat poverty

• Promoted*

Philadelphia Poverty Reduction Committee Social Safety Net Hearing 11-18-19 Second In A Series of Public Hearings on Poverty Reduction in Philadelphia

• Discussed (Nov 18 '19→?)*