Covenant House PA

We're thrilled to celebrate our CEO, Alexia Clarke, on being named to the 2026 Philadelphia TITAN 100.

The TITAN 100 recognizes the region's top CEOs and C-suite executives who are making a lasting impact through their leadership, vision, and commitment to strengthening our communities.

For those who know Alexia, this honor comes as no surprise. Every day, she leads with heart, purpose, and a deep commitment to ensuring young people experiencing homelessness and human trafficking have the support they need to thrive.

As Covenant House PA celebrates 25 years of opening doors for young people, we're proud to see Alexia recognized among Philadelphia's most influential leaders.

Please join us in congratulating Alexia on this well-deserved honor.

Philadelphia, look up tonight. 💙💛🤍

For the last three evenings, One Liberty Place and Symphony House have shined in blue, yellow, and white to celebrate Covenant House PA's 25th Anniversary. Tonight is your last chance to see it.

For 25 years, Covenant House PA has been opening doors, offering shelter, and walking alongside youth ages 18-24 who have nowhere else to turn.

Seeing our city's skyline light up in our colors is a powerful reminder that Philadelphia stands with its young people.

As we celebrate this milestone, we hope you'll join us in building what comes next. Visit our Building Bridges to Hope Campaign and help ensure that every young person has a place to call home: www.covenanthouseevents.org/PA25th

Survivor voices must lead the way.

On June 2, survivors, advocates, service providers, and legislative partners gathered at the Pennsylvania State Capitol for the Pennsylvania Anti-Human Trafficking Advocacy Work Group's Survivor-Led Advocacy Day.

From a press conference in the Capitol Rotunda to meetings with legislators, the day focused on advancing survivor-centered policies and ensuring lived experience remains at the heart of anti-trafficking efforts.

Proud to stand alongside partners across Pennsylvania working toward a future free from human trafficking.

📸 Photo credits: North Star Initiative & WRC

Yesterday, the City of Philadelphia Government recognized Covenant House PA for 25 years of service to young people experiencing homelessness. Thank you to Councilmember Kendra Brooks, Councilmember Cindy Bass, and Councilmember At-Large Nina Ahmad for leading this recognition and helping elevate the urgent issue of youth homelessness.

Over the past 25 years, over 57,000 young people have turned to us for shelter, healthcare, housing, education, workforce development, and the support needed to build brighter futures. This recognition belongs to the young people who trusted us, the staff who showed up, and the community of supporters who made this work possible.

As we celebrate this milestone, we remain focused on the future. Because every young person deserves a safe place to sleep—and the opportunity to thrive.

Learn more about how to support our work: covenanthouseevents.org/PA25th

Join us at Philadelphia City Hall on June 4th as Covenant House Pennsylvania is recognized by the City of Philadelphia Government for 25 years of serving youth overcoming homelessness and human trafficking.

We are deeply grateful to Councilmember Kendra Brooks, Councilmember Cindy Bass and Councilmember At-Large Nina Ahmad for leading this recognition and helping shine a light on the urgent realities facing young people in our city.

📍 Philadelphia City Hall — Room 400 (enter through security from the NE corner across from the Notary Hotel)
🕘 Please arrive before 10am
📸 Arrive by 9:15am if you'd like to attend caucus and take photos with Councilmembers before session begins.

To RSVP or learn more: Maura Munley, (c) 570-561-5899, (e) [email protected]

We hope you’ll join us in celebrating 25 years of impact, community, and unwavering support for our youth.

Join us in celebrating Justin Romain, one of just seven students awarded a scholarship by the South Philadelphia Lions Club, as he continues following his dreams! 🎉

Justin is pursuing a degree in Cybersecurity at the Community College of Philadelphia, driven by a desire to protect others in an increasingly digital world. Despite facing personal challenges and displacement from home, he remains focused on building a future rooted in purpose and opportunity.

During his time at Covenant House PA, Justin was voted Resident of the Month for his kindness, resilience, and determination to succeed. Now, he is incredibly close to achieving another major milestone: finding a place of his own and stepping into a new chapter of stability and independence.

A special thank you to our Young Professionals Associate Board Member, South Philadelphia Lions Club President, and longtime supporter Michael A Giangiordano II for helping make this opportunity possible and investing in Justin’s future.

Huge thanks to the Meiji Stauffers Community Involvement Team for showing up for the youth at our York Sanctuary Program in such a meaningful way.

Led by Sabrina Murphy, the team not only donated backpacks and cookies for our residents, but also rolled up their sleeves to clean, repair, and beautify our courtyard, even donating supplies to help transform the space.

Because of their kindness and care, our youth now have an outdoor space where they can feel welcomed, appreciated, and at home. 💙

Ice cream that gives back!!!

Tomorrow, swing by Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams ⏰ 4–7 PM in Rittenhouse Square, cool off with a scoop (or two), and support young people overcoming homelessness at Covenant House PA.

25% of every purchase will directly support safe shelter, meals, and critical services for youth working toward brighter futures.

Grab your friends, and make your ice cream run count.