Kids at Play Foundation

03/24/2022

Kids At Play Foundation officially has its 501c3!

We are SO excited to be able to grow our organization and programming!

Keep an eye out for our next steps!

If you are interested in donating we can now offer tax receipts!

01/28/2022

We have been working hard behind the scenes and are so excited to announce we officially filed for our 501c3!

It should take about 3 months to come back but in the meantime we are still accepting donations! To learn more about what we need please check out our website: www.kidsatplayfoundation.org

12/17/2021

We are very excited to announce that we officially filed our Articles of Incorporation to the Dept. of State today!

This has been 6 years in the making and big things are coming!

12/13/2021

One our most requested items from our Early Intervention therapists for their clients are gently used (and new!) books!

By gifting books to families in need we are enabling them to spend more time with their little ones, learning together and helping their child grow and develop!

Our biggest request is board books but any picture books for ages 0-5 are highly requested!

If you have any books to donate please message us! As always, thank you for your support!

11/28/2021

Kids At Play Foundation started with the idea to reduce, reuse and recycle childhood items!

We currently collect new and gently used items such as toys, books, clothing and childhood items (such as strollers, high chairs and swings), clean and organize and redistribute them to families in need in the local community!

If you are interested in donating items please reach out to us!

10/25/2021

Throwback to the beginning in 2016 when we first started setting up our “Foundation Room”

Our founder, Julia spent many hours back in the storage room of Kids at Play organizing and sorting donations so that they would be ready for new families!

09/27/2018

Childhood Poverty is a reality for many kids growing up in Philly. Kids at Play Foundation is working on supporting families with young children by utilizing social media to recycle early childhood items!

The people who spend their days fighting poverty say kids here are no better off than before, despite the U.S. Census Bureau's report.