Organizations and Businesses

Elfreth's Alley is a miraculous survival: a narrow street of small houses, built between 1720 and 1836, which have been continuously occupied since Pennsylvania was a colony. 

The alley was created in 1702-1704 by Arthur Wells and John Gilbert, owners of adjacent lots on Front Street. They ignored one of the most visionary aspects of William Penn’s 1684 plan for Philadelphia: the combination of wide streets and enormous blocks, which the founder hoped would induce his settlers to build large houses surrounded by gardens—and thus create a “greene country towne.” 

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Emily Qing Hui Wang is a multi award-winning international property specialist. Originally from China, Emily studied at Beijing Foreign Studies University and University of Pennsylvania. She has been a PA-licensed real estate agent for over 17 years and lived in the city of brotherly love for over 20 years. Emily is heavily involved in AAPI community through outreach and coalition with other local and national agencies.

Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB-USA) is a non-profit humanitarian organization established to partner with developing communities worldwide in order to improve their quality of life. The Philadelphia regional chapter of EWB-USA, the Mid-Atlantic Professionals (EWB-MAP), was established in September 2005. Since its inception, EWB-MAP has worked on establishing its unique vision, finding strong leaders, growing membership and developing fundraising to enable success. The EWB-MAP currently has water and sanitation projects established in Rwanda, Philippines, and El Salvador.

Envera is a biotechnology company focused on the use of microbes to treat a variety of issues in a worldwide marketplace. Some applications include; waste water treatment, animal feed supplements, septic system, grease trap, and drain maintenance, bathroom odor control, plant disease control, pet spot cleaning products, and bioremediation.

The Envision Peace Museum is an independent, not-for-profit institution under development in Philadelphia. The Museum fosters insight into the meanings and roots of peace while empowering visitors to overcome violence and injustice in their lives and in the world.

Ernst & Young is a global accounting firm, leading in assurance, tax, transaction, advisory services and strategic markets.

A Cultural Hub in Hunting Park

Guided by our core values of faith, excellence, and integrity, Esperanza Arts Center (EAC) will touch the lives of, and foster positive social change in, the Hunting Park neighborhood and the Latino community through the arts. EAC will be the center for Latino arts and culture in the Philadelphia region – presenting music, dance, theater, cinema, and visual art from Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as a broad spectrum of traditions from around the world.

  Esperanza College seeks to provide members of the Hispanic and local communities a Christian faith-based education that is affordable and culturally appropriate so that they can continue their contributions to and leadership in their communities and become even more effective.

Essity is a leading global hygiene and health company offering products and services that make a difference every day in people’s lives. Our purpose is to break barriers to well-being for the benefit of consumers, patients, care givers and customers across the globe. As well as for the benefit of society and the planet. As a business, we pursue global and local initiatives to raise awareness and standards for hygiene and health to drive social impact.