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COURTESY OF THE PHILADELPHIA PROTESTANT HOME

Each book is written for people age 62+ who are considering their next steps. See the form below to indicate which book interests you, and you will be emailed your complimentary electronic copy. If you want a printed version mailed to you, please submit your mailing address. Also, let us know if you are interested in more information about The Philadelphia Protestant Home.

To receive your eBook:

1. Fill out the request form below and select which title you’d like.
2. The ebook will be sent to you as a PDF via email.
3. If you would like a printed version mailed to you, please submit your home address.

	Community Living & Social Connection Whether you’re a lone wolf or a social butterfly, planning your lifestyle around meaningful social connections adds quality years to your life.
	Designing Your Life: Planning with Positive Aging in Mind As a society, we are living longer. This booklet asks, “What are you going to do with your next decades?” Our goal is to share some helpful ideas that inspire you to start the journey and find your own true north.
	Rightsizing Your Life: A Transformative Experience in Decluttering This guide is designed for people in their third phase of life—age 55 and over—who are considering their next decades and how they want to live.
These books are courtesy of The Philadelphia Protestant Home

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Need help? Reach out to (215) 697-8000 and we will walk you through it.

PPH welcomes new Director of Donor Development

Posted on: Nov 06, 2023 by Shannon Grieb

In early November, PPH warmly welcomed Marianna Calabrese to the Development Department as Director of Donor Development. Marianna, having served in health care for over 30 years in community health, engagement, and outreach has worked with employees, the community, and donors. She is looking forward to building resident relationships. Marianna’s responsibilities will include donor relations […]

What Residents Say

"In my nine years at PPH, I’ve grown to like it very much. At first, I felt like a stranger and then as I began to talk to people, we increasingly became good friends. A way to meet people is to join clubs. I’m now part of the PPH Auxiliary. I love helping with their flea markets because you never know what you can find. Recently, I’ve joined an evening quilting class. I love that I can continue to enjoy my life outside of PPH while experiencing the offers here.…especially the pool! Everything is just so convenient.

– Lucille Hite, Independent Living resident

What Families Say

"My mom is sooo happy at PPH, I can’t even describe it in strong enough words. She’s met so many new friends and these ladies do EVERYTHING together! She sees Dad every day in Pathways, but can have her life too. She’s gone to so many activities and I think I’ve already been to Scoops with her at least 15 times. She loves the dining room and Bistro too. My sister, Ilene, and I are so delighted that Mom is happy.......Wow, it feels like Mom’s been there about 2 years—but it’s only 2 months!! That’s how comfortable and natural it feels for her – and for all of us.

– Rhonda Frenkel, daughter of resident Bernice Segal