We’re excited to share our accomplishments from the past year alongside a powerful video that tells the story of our impact, our community, and the bright future we’re building together.

On Tuesday, September 16, nearly 100 guests gathered at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer to celebrate Hope for Homes 2025. Thanks to the incredible support of our attendees, donors, board members, and staff, the event was a tremendous success.

Yesterday, a long-time Family Promise friend wrote to ask how we are faring in today’s difficult political and economic climate. Their question was simple but heartfelt.

This summer, we were grateful to receive outstanding support from two of our community partners.

Volunteers in the Interfaith Hospitality Network play a vital role in fostering environments where kindness, connection, and compassion flourish.

Today, we celebrate a meaningful milestone: families in our Interfaith Hospitality Network are continuing to transition into safe, stable, and permanent housing.

Our Family Promise team is proud to collaborate across all of our programs to ensure families have the resources they need for a successful school year.

The delay in Pennsylvania’s state budget approval has disrupted critical funding streams that support food distribution—lifelines for the Family Promise Food Pantry.

As summer winds down, anticipation builds for one of the most meaningful nights of the year—our annual Hope for Homes fundraiser on Tuesday, September 16, 6pm – 8pm, at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr.

Food distribution occurs on Mondays from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm and Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 10 am to 1 pm.

By joining forces as one unified Family Promise team, we’ve already experienced our ability to respond more quickly, support more families, and create meaningful, lasting changes in our community.

Today, we're proud to share the inspiring story of K. and her young son, R.

On June 4, Family Promise participated in a Day of Advocacy in Harrisburg alongside the Bucks-Mont Collaborative and 100 nonprofit leaders.

Hope for Homes, a beloved tradition at Family Promise Main Line for over 30 years, unites the community to support families through vital fundraising for emergency shelter and self-sufficiency programs.

Stronger Together isn’t just a phrase—it’s a vision. It's a belief that when we stand united as one Family Promise Montco, we can turn promise into action for the most vulnerable to build a better future.

Coming soon: a united Family Promise newsletter—your go-to source for inspiring stories, community impact, and meaningful ways to get involved.

Hope for Homes, a beloved annual tradition at Family Promise Main Line for over 30 years —is even more meaningful now as we celebrate being united as one Family Promise! 

Over the past month, we’ve been focused on improving our storage capacity including refrigeration units, walk-in shelving, and other resources to support food rescue efforts from local stores.

This vibrant, sold-out summit—hosted by the Bucks-Mont Collaborative and held on May 21 at Gwynedd Mercy University—brought together passionate leaders, advocates, and changemakers dedicated to driving meaningful transformation in our communities.

On Saturday, May 3, the Jaisohn Community Wellness Plaza in Montgomery Township came alive with celebration as community members gathered to honor Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.