Since 1961, FRP has provided
housing and social services for low and moderate income households. FRP is governed by Quaker values of caring and respect for every member of the community.
"I gained employment, I gained an apartment, and I’m financially stable now."
Fatman, Revive & Restore
"I love this place. I love my apartment. I love all my neighbors. And the workers are very excellent and they are very helpful."
George Holley, GHE Resident
"I don’t have nothing but good to say about [the program]... It keeps me occupied, it keeps me busy, and I’m constantly learning every day."
Earl Brown, Revive & Restore
"I love my home and neighborhood and the support that I am receiving from FRP. This is the first time in my life that I have been stable with housing for over eight years."
Walter Bullock, Resident
“This might be Sarah Allen’s [FRP’s] house, but it’s my home.”
Belmont Resident
"I like to help with the garden. I love planting. I love gardens and flowers."
Ada Whren, GHE Resident
"I was born and raised in Philadelphia. And I lived in mostly every neighborhood.. But this so far has been the best neighborhood that I have lived in. "
Victoria Pettis, GHE Resident
"The people here are nice. I was born and raised down the street. This is my neighborhood and I feel safe here."
Deborah Clinkscales, GHE Resident
343
Total units of affordable housing managed in the Philadelphia area.
183
Units of HUD 202 housing for low-income seniors.
230
People served through Transitional Housing Program, a social services arm of FRP.
13
Families provided renovated, affordable housing through our “Revive and Restore” program in 2015.
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