Corporate Giving & Sponsorship

Since 1980, PCCY has taken a stand on behalf of our region’s children by using one hand to protect our children and using the other to apply pressure on lawmakers. As an independent, non-partisan organization we do not receive any government money. To continue our work to provide better lives and life chances for our region’s children, we depend on donations from foundations, corporations and individuals to meet our budget each year.  To learn more information on corporate sponsorship, please contact our Administrative Director, Steven Fynes at stevenf at pccy dot org or call 215-563-5848 x11

Corporate Sponsorship of the annual Celebration of the Public Citizen for Children and Youth

PCCY’s annual celebration recognizes and individual and/or a company that has demonstrated their ability and dedication to helping to improve the lives and life chances of children and youth in our region. On Tuesday, May 19, 2020, we will honor Dan Hilferty, President and CEO of Independence Blue Cross for helping to improve the health and well-being of children in Pennsylvania.  Click here for more details about the 2020 Celebration. Click here to see our corporate sponsorship opportunities for this event.  For questions and more information, contact our Administrative Director, Steven Fynes at stevenf at pccy dot org or 215-563-5848 x11.

Educational Improvement Tax Credits

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania offers Educational Improvement Tax Credits (EITC) to businesses that make donations to approved educational improvement organizations. Under EITC, businesses that donate to qualifying non-profits can receive a 75 to 90% credit to offset state tax liabilities. PCCY is approved by the state to receive EITC funds for its Picasso Project, an innovative arts education initiative for at-risk students in the Philadelphia public schools that have had their arts and music programs decimated due to budget cuts. In 2014, 3,500 students attending 14 charter and traditional public schools engaged in art, music, dance and theater through the Picasso Project. With EITC funding, PCCY’s goal is to at least double the number Picasso Project schools and students. For more information about the EITC, contact PCCY’s Development Director, Molly Dougherty at mollyd at pccy dot org.