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Help grandparents raising grandchildren

Your tax-deductible donation helps Philadelphia's grandparent caregivers access food, clothing, legal referrals, and community programs.

Why your gift matters

Raising a child a second time

Across Philadelphia, grandparents and relatives are stepping up to raise children a second time — often unexpectedly, and often at real financial and emotional cost. At Grands As Parents (G.A.P's), we walk alongside these caregivers, helping ease the burden of raising grandchildren with the resources, support, and community they need.

Your gift directly supports grandparents and relative caregivers in our community — helping cover the everyday costs and challenges of raising a child later in life.

How you can help power our mission

Donate

Every dollar helps offset the real costs grandparents face raising grandchildren — from school supplies to everyday essentials. Whether it's a one-time gift or a monthly commitment, your contribution goes directly to supporting caregiving families.

Share

Help us reach more people who care about this cause. Share our page with your network — every share helps us find new supporters for grandparent caregivers.

Volunteer

Your time and skills help us run support groups, events, and services that make a real difference for the grandparents and children we serve.

Ways to give

Give online

Scan the code with your phone's camera, or use the button below.

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Secure payment through Zeffy. 100% of your gift reaches G.A.P's.

By check

Make payable to Grands As Parents, Inc.
Mail to: 2227 N. Broad Street, Suite 103, Philadelphia, PA 19132

Questions about giving? Call (215) 236-5848 or email grandsasparents1@gapsnow.org.

Grands As Parents, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are tax-deductible as provided by law.

EIN available upon request for donor records.

Thank you for standing with grandparents

Your support helps carry forward a legacy of showing up for families when they need it most.