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PARENTS, TEACHERS & KIDS

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  • Computers for Youth

    By MARY CANTELL Generocity Staff Writer

    07/24/11 Computers for Youth tries to bridge the gap during a child's most vulnerable learning phase.

  • Girls Rock Philly

    By MARY CANTELL Generocity Staff Writer

    07/01/11 For the past five years in Philadelphia, a group of dedicated professional musicians and music lovers, including educators and parents, have provided a forum for young girls who may aspire to becoming any of the above.

  • Summer is for Searching

    By J.F. PIRRO Generocity Staff Writer

    07/01/11 Summer Search is a program aimed at getting city kids get out of their comfort zone so they can experience things they normally wouldn't in their current environment. The program's goal is to inspire high school students to become responsible toward themselves and others.

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  • Health & Recreation

    How One Family Fights Tumors in Kids

    By J.F. PIRRO Generocity Staff Writer

    07/01/11 For his most recent MRI, Jessica and Jerry Kilhefner bribed their 9-year-old son, Wyatt, with a sushi lunch if he could undergo the scans at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia without sedation. Wyatt, a Pediatric Low-Grade Astrocytoma (PLGA) patient since he underwent brain surgery and 15 months of chemotherapy at age 3, loves hot wings, too. He wants to become a food critic.

  • Advocacy/Civil Rights

    CHOP Is Not For the Meek

    By MAURA MALLOWE Generocity Staff Writer

    07/01/11 As I started my day walking down the hall at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, taking a quick look at notes I had made for the day, I could not but help see a young mother standing next to the portable x-ray machine painted as a giraffe.

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