The Leonard family donated 6 collectible art objects to the Bird-In-Hand Consignment shop in Chestnut Hill. Read more …

Auction to Miss Lewin’s Kindergarten class painted a beautiful child-size chair to donate to a “Chair-ity” benefit Ronald McDonald Camp, a one-week overnight camp for children who have or had pediatric cancer and their siblings. Read more …

With the help of parent/alumna Jessie Burns, the School had a toy drive for Turning Points for Children located in Philadelphia.  Mayor Michael Nutter made the first toy donation himself in late November.  From that start, Read more …

This holiday, one St. Peter’s family decided that rather than buying and sending lots of things, they would give each member of their extended family a gift card from an organization called ‘Tis Best. They were able to choose the amount for each card and what the card would look like. Read more …

This holiday three St. Peter’s families joined forces to support a young mother of six children. The mother requested gifts that would allow her to provide educational toys and games and clothing for her family. The Miller, Rorke and Browne families donated Read more …

On November 29th,  Victoria and Rafaela Rosa packed up all their old toys and donated them to Purple Heart, an organization that will pick up clothing and household items and gives them to charities in need. Read more …

The Silver Family, Gail, Michael, Ben, Anabel and Chelsea, adopted a family this holiday season through Turning Points for Children. The Silvers had a great time shopping for a family in need. They chose clothes, pajamas, warm shoes and toys for the little girl, and fuzzy socks, a neck-warmer & hat, and sneakers for the young mother, all the things that the small family needed. Read more …

Mrs. Bahnck’s class was very busy making cards and drawings for Philabundance.  They were especially excited to make more than 100 cards before Thanksgiving.  Read more …

On Friday, December 11, the Third Grade visited the Wagner Free Institute of Science to learn more about rocks and minerals.  From the time the Institute was founded in the 1800’s the museum and its educational programs have been free of charge.  Read more …

The First Grade’s holiday Good Deed in the art department is a feast for the eyes. Read more …