- PYM’s Joey Leroux to Lead Tour of Philly’s Quaker Business Influencerson May 16, 2024
Join Joey Leroux, PYM’s new Director of Grantmaking & Data and co-founder of Beyond the Bell Tours, on Saturday, June 1, for Phriends Influencing Philly, a first-of-its-kind interesting and informative
- Friends Fiduciary Welcomes New Executive Directoron April 18, 2024
Last month Friends Fiduciary named a new Executive Director: Ethan Birchard. PYM, as well as many meetings, Friends schools, retirement communities, and other Quaker organizations trusts Fiduciary to invest funds and
- PYM’s Joey Leroux Accepts New Roleon March 27, 2024
PYM’s very own Joey Leroux has been working with PYM as the data coordinator for nearly two years. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce Joey accepted the new role of
- Tuition Aid for Quaker Children in PYM Friends Schoolson December 13, 2023
The Yearly Meeting’s Quaker Education Granting Group reminds meetings and families that local meeting members’ children who are applying to or attending Friends schools are eligible to apply for educational
- Caregiving for the Aging: A Family Storyon July 25, 2023
Following a Friend reading the June 6 story, “History & Vision of Quaker Aging Resources” on the PYM website, I had the opportunity to connect and learn their family’s story.
- Care Package Challenge Meton March 8, 2023
We are so excited to share with you that we have now fully met – exceeded, in fact – the Worship & Care Package Challenge! Back in early November, we
- New Friends Historical Association Grantson February 20, 2023
The Friends Historical Association is pleased to offer funding to support contributions to the field of Quaker history. There are three grant opportunities: project support, publication subventions, and research funds.
- Electrical & Safety Upgrades in the Meetinghouse, Thanks to Yearly Meeting Supporton February 15, 2023
Cropwell’s infrastructure got a big upgrade this week. Thanks to a generous gift from the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting’s Quaker Buildings & Programs Granting Group, the building’s electric was rewired, and