Strong Partnerships, Shared Vision, Mutual Accountability

North10 Philadelphia works to improve life outcomes for community members of the North Philadelphia Hunting Park-East Tioga community so current residents and future generations live happy, healthy, and civically engaged lives.

North10 Philadelphia serves the Hunting Park-East Tioga community

We would like to thank Health Partners Foundation for their generous donation!!!

Who We Are

History, Mission, Vision, & Leadership

What We Do

Programs, Community Services, Capital Projects, & Plans

Get Involved

Volunteer, Donate and Support Hunting Park-East Tioga

By the Numbers

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POPULATION

The Hunting Park-East Tioga population is 6,340, with 30% of the population being under 19 years-old.

POVERTY

40% of Hunting Park-East Tioga residents live in poverty, while 20% of the residents live in extreme poverty.

EDUCATION

95% of the students in Hunting Park and East Tioga attend public schools, with 71% of students graduating high school.

MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME

The median household income for residents in Hunting Park-East Tioga is $21,547 per year. The median household income in the US is $59,039 per year.

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Combatting poverty

Combatting poverty

Our own staff was in Generocity here, speaking about how, ‘marred by deep poverty, Hunting Park remains one of Philadelphia’s poorest neighbors to this day.

Facts About North 10

Facts About North 10

Building on the Strength and Promise of Hunting Park-East Tioga Innovative and Inclusive Urban Renewal In 2007, the H. Chase Lenfest Foundation transformed an abandoned SEPTA repair station at 3890 North 10th Street into a model community gathering space. The 52,000...

What is the way forward?

What is the way forward?

Our very own Joshua Klaris was featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal here. An excerpt about how he is charting the way forward follows. Joshua Klaris, Executive Director, North10, Philadelphia With our neighborhoods devastated by the combined stresses of a...

Feeding frontline workers

Feeding frontline workers

We were recently featured in the Inquirer here for our work distributing food in our communities. Here's an excerpt: "two years ago, North10 Philadelphia, which works to help people in the city’s Hunting Park and East Tioga neighborhood and operates the Lenfest...