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CupCats Cafe Rescues Cats and Serves Up Delicious Treats

April 8, 2020 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is excited to welcome CupCats Cafe to our network of social entrepreneurs. From Tokyo to Paris to New York City, cat cafes are beloved for giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy delicious treats in the company of adorable furry friends. Soon, the Lehigh Valley will boast one…

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HSI Welcomes VAW Global Health Alliance

March 26, 2020 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is pleased to welcome VAW Global Health Alliance to our community of social entrepreneurs. Clean water, safe medical treatment and health education are just a few of the vitally important resources that many communities around the world now have access to, thanks to VAW Global Health Alliance.…

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Spotlight on Downtown Wellness Berks: A grassroots health movement

January 21, 2020 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is proud to have Downtown Wellness Berks as part of our network of social entrepreneurs. In the spring of 2017, a small group of entrepreneurs and business owners passionate about wellness gathered to discuss healthy living practices and ways to make those practices more accessible to the…

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Safe Communities Joins Humanitarian Social Innovations’ Network 

January 2, 2020 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is excited to welcome Safe Communities to our network of social entrepreneurs. As a new year — and decade — begins, Humanitarian Social Innovations is excited to introduce Safe Communities to our network. The group works to prevent and address child sexual abuse (CSA), educate churches and…

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Bridge Beyond Addiction Towards Sobriety

November 13, 2019 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is pleased to welcome Bridge Beyond Addiction to our community of social entrepreneurs. Bridge Beyond Addiction, a Lehigh Valley-based nonprofit, seeks to combat the growing incidences of substance abuse in its community and across the country. The organization was founded by four mothers whose children suffered from…

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Global Health and Education Alliance Provides Care to Underserved Communities

October 16, 2019 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is excited to welcome Global Health and Education Alliance  to our community of social entrepreneurs. More than 25 years in the making, the Global Health and Education Alliance was founded by Dr. Nnachi Oko to make medical care and education available to underserved areas around the world.…

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Seniors and Sprouts: Growing Relationships Through Gardening

September 26, 2019 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is proud to welcome Seniors and Sprouts to our community of social entrepreneurs. Across Pennsylvania’s Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties, beautiful green spaces bursting with native flowers and gardens ripe with fresh herbs and food are popping up in unexpected places — around billboards, in neighborhoods and…

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Hahn Memorial Foundation Logging Pennsylvania Families

The Hahn Logging Foundation

September 5, 2019 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is pleased to be the home for a this new organization. We welcome The Hahn Logging Foundation. Hahn Logging Foundation is a Pennsylvania-based organization that provides financial assistance to families who have lost their breadwinner or have had their breadwinner become disabled due to an accident from…

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Allentown United Football Club Creates Opportunities for Youths

March 14, 2019 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is proud to welcome Allentown United Football Club to our community of social entrepreneurs. Avid soccer player Emmanuel Ntow-Mensah discovered a critical flaw in soccer culture: there are numerous opportunities for elementary through high school students to play, but once players graduate, their chances of staying involved…

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The Lighthouse Operation

March 12, 2019 |

Humanitarian Social Innovations is proud to welcome The Lighthouse Operation to our community of social entrepreneurs. Each year, millions of young men and women suffer through sex trafficking. While the U.S. Department of State notes that approximately half of these victims are male, as of 2008 there were only two…

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