Volunteer at PPH

At PPH, we are blessed with many volunteers who help us every day throughout our campus. Community members, supporting churches, local schools, and PPH residents are just some of the various people who make up our volunteers. PPH Volunteers touch lives and brighten hearts.

Volunteer Positions

Activities Department, Beauty Shop, Clerical Positions, Chapel, Collating, Daytime and Evening Craft Groups, Dining Service Employee Cafeteria, Visitors for residents Gift Shop, Greenhouse, Healthcare, Inter-generational Program, Laundry, Meals on Wheels, Pantry Shelf, Fitness and Aquatics Center, Physical Therapy Department, Scoops Ice Cream Parlor Wheelchair Transporters, PPH Auxiliary and more.

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Name*
First Last
Address*
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Phone*
Drivers License Number
Are you under the age of 18?*
- Yes
- No
If you answered yes to the previous question, are you able to provide required proof of your eligibility to volunteer?*
- Yes
- No
If presently employed, Name of Firm
Work Phone
Position
Limitation Related to Health
Contact in Case of Emergency
Relationship to Emergency Contact
Phone for Emergeny Contact
How did you become interested in our Volunteer Program?
Have you had volunteer experience?
- Yes
- No
Previous Volunteer Experience
Hobbies/Special Interests
Hours and Days available to volunteer
Additional Skills/Comments
Special Area of Interest in Volunteering

References
Reference 1 Name
First Last
Reference 1 Address
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Phone*
Reference 2 Name
First Last
Reference 2 Address
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Phone*
The above information is accurate and correct to the best of my knowledge.
By Checking this box it indicates your approval for us to check references. The Volunteer Departement is not obligated to provide a placement, nor are you obligated to accept the position offered. Opportunites for volunteers are provided without regard to religion, creed, race, national origin, age, or sex.
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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

Independent Living

Phone: 215-697-8086

Personal Care

Phone: 215-697-8031

Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation

Phone: 215-697-8005

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The Importance of Women’s History Month

What Residents Say

– Lucille Hite, Independent Living resident

What Families Say

– Rhonda Frenkel, daughter of resident Bernice Segal

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