There’s more than one way to make your retirement do some good. If you 70 1/2 or older and you have an eligible IRA, you may be eligible to make a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) to your favorite charity like

Across the country, communities are feeling the effects of reduced SNAP benefits and shifting eligibility requirements. For many low-income individuals and families, SNAP is the primary support they rely on to cover their own nutritional needs. But SNAP benefits do

It’s one of the most common questions we receive: “Where do people experiencing homelessness get pets?” The answer reveals a deeper truth, pets are family, and that bond doesn’t disappear when someone loses their housing. In fact, many individuals already

Of Interest to Fur Parents… In 2024, Americans spent an estimated $152 billion on their pets—demonstrating just how much we value our furry companions. This total includes food, treats, supplies, veterinary care, and a range of other services. Here’s how

When you give to Feeding Pets of the Homeless, you’re making a compassionate and tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable pets and their people. But beyond the emotional rewards, your donation can also provide significant tax benefits-especially when you

In 2024, homelessness in the United States reached a historic high. On a single night, 771,480 individuals were unhoused – an 18% increase from 2023 (HUD 2024 Annual Homeless Assessment Report). While the causes of homelessness are varied and complex,

By: Ginny Harding-Davis, VP of Philanthropy & Business Development At Feeding Pets of the Homeless, legacy donors have helped us maintain a high level of assistance and service to those experiencing homelessness and their companions. Since 2008, these generous donors

As the year comes to a close, many of us look for meaningful ways to make a difference while also planning our charitable contributions. Supporting Feeding Pets of the Homeless can help provide crucial emergency veterinary care, pet food, and

Charles “Chip” Petherbridge (left), Charles Jones (center), and Julia Atkinson, all residents at Breaking Bread Community Shelter in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, sit outside the shelter with their dogs, Midnight (center left) and Bam Bam, while waiting for dinner on Aug.

Nonprofit and for-profit organizations differ in many ways, including their purpose, funding, and tax status: For Profit Nonprofit Purpose For-profit organizations are primarily focused on making a profit Nonprofits are created to serve a charitable or social purpose. Funding For-profits