PPH Auxiliary
A History of Community Service
Since its establishment in 1889, the Auxiliary of The Philadelphia Protestant Home has had a tradition rich in service and community spirit. Members involved in fundraising, social activities and direct resident service programs are equally dedicated to supporting the mission of PPH.
These members have helped to successfully meet the Auxiliary’s goal of contributing thousands of dollars to the Benevolent Care Fund, the purchase of equipment, renovation projects, a van, resident amenities, support services and programs, expansion of social opportunities—all while serving as an integral component of every day life for older adults living at PPH.
Membership provides you with the opportunity to work closely with other individuals who share common interests and enjoy contributing to a positive cause.
The purpose of the Auxiliary is to be mindful of the needs of PPH and to participate in the various fund raising activities to benefit our many projects and programs.
Members of The Auxiliary can provide community service in many areas:
- Several fundraisers are conducted throughout the year — card parties, clothing sales, ham & potato salad and pork & sauerkraut suppers and bazaars.
- Personal visits to residents.
- Packing and delivering gifts to residents in December.
The Auxiliary meets the second Tuesday of the month at 12:15 p.m., except in July. You may bring a sandwich and enjoy coffee and cake before the meeting at 11:30 a.m.
For more information about how you can be involved, contact auxiliary@pphfamily.org
