Awarded Grants
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To strengthen and sustain the Germantown Info Hub as a trusted source of community-centered journalism, engagement, and local information while expanding opportunities for resident contribution and long-term neighborhood support.
$200,000
To support Kensington Voice in sunsetting their operations and archiving their news stories.
$40,000
To sustain and strengthen 5 Shorts’ community-rooted media programming, youth workforce development, and storytelling initiatives for young people impacted by gun violence in Philadelphia.
$50,000
South Asian American Digital Archive
To support the general operations of SAADA, which documents, preserves, and shares stories that represent South Asian Americans' unique and diverse experiences.
$100,000
Temple University Klein College's Center for Community Engaged Media
For continued support of the Center for Community-Engaged Media, which supports journalism, media, and civic information systems that center communities and encourage dialogue and care and focuses on efforts that research, expand, and connect information ecosystems in the Philadelphia region.
$75,000
To support the Media Artist + Activist Residency, which supports women, trans, and gender nonconforming media artists working in collaboration with social justice organizations in Greater Philadelphia to document, reframe, and/or amplify the issues and campaigns addressed by the organization.
$200,000
Actívate Stories
To support Actívate's work documenting cultural and organizing histories of underrepresented, multigenerational BIPOC artists/cultural workers and movement groups in the Greater Philadelphia region.
$40,000
To support the general operations of Scribe Video Center, a community media arts center that explores, develops, and advances the use of digital media as an artistic means for creative expression and tool for progressive social change.
July 2026
$500,000
$500,000
To strengthen Lil' Filmmakers' infrastructure and support their education and workforce initiatives, while activating their space for youth-centered community events that build pathways to opportunity for the next generation of storytellers.
$100,000
To support WHGE-LP Radio as a platform to educate, motivate, and unify the Black community and the podcast studio as a tool to encourage teenagers to voice their opinions and become involved in addressing, ameliorating and/or resolving problems confronting youth.
$75,000