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-- -- Close Sidebar CSFP has earned our eighth consecutive 4-star rating! donate today! -- About Mission and Program Description History Board and Staff Press, News, and Events Financials Impact Demand and Impact Student Stories Impact in Action Support Why CSFP Ways to Donate Young Friends of CSFP Give Time Sponsorships Tax Credits Overview Why invest with CSFP? How Do PA Educational Tax Credits Work? Scholarships Overview Is my family eligible? Find a school FAQS Current CSFP Family Portal Resources School Selection Special Programs Student Programs Philly K-8 Fair Find More Scholarships School Administrators Pre-K Alumni Contact 73% of CSFP families are either experiencing reduced hours or are no longer working as a result of the COVID-19 crsis. The Emergency Tuition Fund will support CSFP families who are struggling to make their tuition co-payments at this time. Support CSFP Scholarship applications for the 2020-21 school year are closed, but we still have lots of great resources for families. Learn more CSFP provides needs-based, K-8th grade scholarships for children from under-resourced Philadelphia families. Interested in private school for your children? Learn More How can you support our mission? CSFP provides access to quality education for Philadelphia children, and that changes lives. Here's how you can help! Get Inspired Meet some CSFP students and learn about the impact quality K-8th grade education can make. Donate By helping to provide critical scholarship support, you can make a difference in the life of a Philadelphia child. Tax Credit PA Tax Credit programs make it easy for businesses to invest in our city's future--and receive up to 90% of their donation back. Volunteer CSFP's staff works with volunteers throughout the year to deliver programs for scholarship recipients. You can help! Meet the children we serve Selimar Asil Lilian Christopher Antoinette Jayden browse Selimar Selimar is a fifth grader at St. Matthew who dreams of becoming a Broadway star. She’s involved in her school’s choir and drama club. Selimar Q: What do you like to do for fun? A: What I like to do for fun is sing, dance, act, draw and play with my little brother. Q: What... Read more Asil Asil is a first grader at Lotus Academy who loves to read and hopes to be a train engineer when he grows up. Asil Q: What do you like to do for fun? A: Read and play with my Nintendo Wii Q: What is your favorite subject at school? Why? A: Reading, because reading is... Read more Lilian Meet Lilian, a bright second-grader at St. Martin de Porres School. She reads on a fifth grade level, loves math, and has a whole list of things she wants to be when she grows up. Lilian loves her school, which her mother describes as safe, supportive, and nurturing. Lilian Q: What do you like to... Read more Christopher Meet Christopher, a rising 6th grader at St. Martha Parrish School. Christopher is passionate about performing arts and spends his free time singing, dancing and acting. He is excited to begin his role as a student council representative next year and looks forward to mentoring younger students. His mother, Antoinette, attributes her son’s high academic... Read more Antoinette Meet Antoinette, a rising sixth-grader at Holy Cross School. Antoinette loves gymnastics, her mother, and is her own role model. This spirited young student has dreams of becoming an astronaut and is determined to continue her education at a good high school and university. Antoinette Q: What do you like to do for fun? A:... Read more Jayden Meet Jayden, a 4th grade student at St. Peter the Apostle. Jayden is passionate about reading and dreams of becoming a veterinarian. His mother, Melinda knows Jayden is receiving a quality education at St. Peter and she loves how the curriculum includes Spanish, music, and religion. Jayden Q: What do you like to do for... Read more Recent News Mar 2, 2020 CSFP Announces New Executive Director Feb 24, 2020 NBC10 and 6ABC Highlight AmerisourceBergen Gift to CSFP Jan 2, 2020 CSFP Moves into 2020 With a Clear Vision for the Future Dec 5, 2019 CBS3 CSFP Lottery Winners 2019 Nov 15, 2019 Malvern Bank collects 500+ books to donate to local students at CSFP-hosted School Fair Nov 8, 2019 WCAU News Segment: K-8th Grade Scholarships Available for 2020 School Year Through CSFP Sep 25, 2019 NBC10 and 6ABC Highlight Maguire Foundation Gift to CSFP browse Earn a Tax Credit! With the PA EITC and OSTC programs, you can use your state tax dollars to provide scholarships for under-resourced children. Learn More CSPF is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization Tax ID Number 23-3078729 United way workplace giving campaign donor code 14497 Privacy Policy Donor Privacy Policy visit us 100 SOUTH BROAD STREET SUITE 1200 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19110 contact us phone (main): 215.670.8411 fax: 215.670.5899 subscribe to our newsletter -- stay in touch like us on facebook follow us on twitter follow us on instagram connect via us on linkedin subscribe on youtube rate us on charity navigator copyright © 2013-2020 CSFP . all rights reserved terms of services privacy policy -- CSFP's COVID-19 Response CSFP families have been disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. Learn more about what we’re doing to help and how you can support these under-resourced Philadelphia families. ×...