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Three new members appointed to Bebashi’s board of directors

Ayanna Washington, MBA, M.Ed., Scott Young, and Todd Outten are the newest members to be appointed to the board as the organization moves forward with its strategic development plan.                  Philadelphia, PA (April 9, 2021) – Bebashi – Transition to Hope is pleased to announce the appointment of […]

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Bebashi in the News – NBC10 Know Your Mind

  In case you missed it, Bebashi’s FoodFirst Pantry was featured on NBC10 Philadelphia’s newest series “Know Your Mind.” Our pantry coordinator Arelis Pena speaks to Stephania Jimenez about how we ensure our clients receive the nutritious meals that they deserve.

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Bebashi announces the appointment of Shakeeta Purdie to its board of directors

Bebashi – Transition to Hope is pleased to welcome Shakeeta M. Purdie, M.B.A. to its board of directors. Purdie, an experienced finance and accounting professional, is the managing director of Advanced Accounting Solutions and is a graduate of the DiverseForce On Boards Program, a board governance training and matching program for mid-to-senior level professionals of […]

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Bebashi hosts first “Community Conversation” to combat food insecurity in Philadelphia

  The virtual discussion included panelists from Bebashi, the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, American Heart Association and Temple University; and touched on the complexities of food insecurity and the need for sustainable change.            Philadelphia, PA (January 26, 2021) – On Tuesday, January 26, 2021, Bebashi – Transition to Hope […]

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Bebashi announces two new members to its board of directors

John P. Turner, MSW and Jennifer Hinds, M. Ed. are the newest members to be appointed to the organization’s board             Philadelphia, PA (January 15, 2021) – Bebashi – Transition to Hope is pleased to announce the appointment of John P. Turner, MSW and Jennifer Hinds, M.Ed. to its board […]

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NBC10’s Stephania Jimenez to moderate Bebashi’s virtual panel discussion on hunger in Philadelphia

The event aims to engage an esteemed panel of industry experts and the community to discuss the extent of food insecurity in our city and to ignite significant and sustainable change. Philadelphia, PA (January 11, 2021) – On Tuesday, January 26, 2021, Bebashi – Transition to Hope will host “A Community Conversation on Hunger in […]

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Over 200 children provided with toys for the holidays thanks to Bebashi’s annual toy drive

          Philadelphia, PA (December 22, 2020) – An estimated 200 children living in poverty will now have presents under their tree, thanks to a toy drive organized by Bebashi – Transition to Hope. On Tuesday, December 22, the 35-year-old non-profit organization hosted its annual toy drive to help underserved families living […]

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Bebashi in the News – PHL17 Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Bebashi’s Wellness Clinic has partnered with Penn Medicine to provide referrals for free mammograms at any Penn Medicine location. Our team spoke with PHL17 about this exciting partnership, as well as about the many other ways Bebashi serves the community. Watch the interview here.      

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Bebashi-Transition to Hope Provides Food to Families in Need with the Restart of its Willard Elementary Food Pantry

                       Philadelphia, PA (September 11, 2020) – With the start of the new school year, Bebashi -Transition to Hope is continuing its work to eliminate food insecurity in Philadelphia. On Friday, September 11, the nonprofit organization celebrated the restart of its food pantry based at Frances […]

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The Philadelphia Tribune: Beech Companies awards $25K in microgrants to local nonprofits

Bebashi receives $1,000 grant from Beech Companies. The grant will help the organization to purchase more perishable items in the food pantry. READ MORE

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