On the evening of November 4, the Quakertown Community High School Commons was filled with more than 20 partners from across the region—all dedicated to connecting our families with the resources they need to thrive this holiday season.
A special "Thank You" to Chef Polk and his culinary students for creating delicious holiday treats for our families, and to our QCSD Social Workers for organizing this wonderful event for our families.
To learn more about our Holiday Resource Night partners, see below or click here to download the list.
A Woman’s Place: Founded in 1976, A Woman’s Place is the only domestic violence community benefit organization in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. AWP provides a full range of programs and services to individuals who have experienced domestic violence, their children, and the community.
Contact Information:
24 Hour Hotline: 1800-220-8116
Access Services – Transition to Independence: The Transition to Independence Process (TIP) by Access Services is an evidence-based, community-based mental health program in Pennsylvania designed to support youth and young adults aged 16 to 26 who are navigating emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.
Contact Information:
1877-896-6667
Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission: As a private, not-for-profit entity, BCDAC has a governing board of up to 15 individuals appointed by the county commissioners to make decisions regarding the overall mission, guiding principles, and goals for this agency. Board members must be residents of Bucks County and are required to serve on at least one committee, most of which meet on the same Wednesday at 5:30 pm at the Doylestown office.
Contact Information:
215-444-2700
Bucks County Free Library: The Bucks County Free Library is a seven-branch county library system with locations in Bensalem, Doylestown, Langhorne, Levittown, Perkasie, Quakertown, and Yardley-Makefield. Beyond our physical branches, the Bucks County Free Library makes our extensive collection of e-books and audiobooks available to all Bucks County residents.
Contact Information:
215-348-9081
Bucks County Grandfamilies Support Group: Bucks County Grandfamilies Support Group is run by grandparents and professionals for grandparents and other relatives raising the children of loved ones. We advocate for grandfamilies, build supportive connections, discuss challenges, celebrate successes, broaden our knowledge, offer resources and guest speakers, and educate others through lived experience.
Contact Information:
Lisa.bcgrandfamilies@gmail.com
Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership: The Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership (BCHIP) is a non-profit collaborative organization founded in 1993 by local hospitals, the Bucks County Department of Health, and the Bucks County Medical Society to address healthcare gaps and improve community wellness in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Contact Information:
267-291-7882
Bucks County Human Services Connect – The Hub: Our Hub is staffed by human service professionals who will guide you through the process of finding the support that you or your friends and family may need.
Contact Information:
215-348-6201
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Bucks County Opportunity Council: BCOC is the lead anti-poverty nonprofit organization in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. As the designated Community Action agency for the county, it is part of a national network of over 1,000 agencies founded to serve our local community needs. We are dedicated to ending poverty and helping hard-working Americans improve their lives by connecting them with the resources they need to thrive.
Contact Information:
215-345-8175
Community Services for Children: Community Services for Children was officially formed in 1981, by Patricia W. Levin. A leader in early childhood education and human services in northeast, Pennsylvania. Community Services for Children is a government-funded non-profit organization preparing young children and their families to succeed in learning and in life through innovative, comprehensive, leading-edge services.
Contact Information:
610-437-6000
Center for Independent Living: BCCIL is a cross disability non-profit organization based in Bucks County, PA. BCCIL provides services and support to people with all types of disabilities. At BCCIL, we believe that every individual has the right to live a healthy, happy, and productive life in a community that is free from all barriers.
Contact Information:
215-781-5070
Family Service Association of Bucks County: We offer a variety of programs and services focused on increasing opportunities for adults, reducing substance use, improving the lives of those with mental illness, preparing children and adolescents for the future, improving the quality of life for those living with HIV/AIDS, and much more. We also operate the Bucks County Emergency Homeless Shelter, a temporary residence for individuals and families who have lost safe and stable housing.
Contact Information:
215-757-6916
Free Fall Action Skate Park: Free Fall provides the Action Sports Community a positive, encouraging environment where they can belong, develop skills, and be introduced to the true adventure of knowing and following Jesus.
Free Fall serves the Quakertown Community through regular parkside support, yearly events and competitions, and the opportunity for students to experience the benefits of being a part of a team.
Contact Information:
267-490-4808
Keystone Opportunity Center: The Keystone Opportunity Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping community members achieve self-sufficiency through housing, food assistance, education, and case management.
Contact Information:
215-723-5430
Lenape Valley Foundation: The Lenape Valley Foundation is a non-profit behavioral health provider in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, offering mental health care, substance use support, intellectual and developmental disability services, and crisis intervention.
Contact Information:
267-893-5555
Lifespan School Age and Summer Camp Programming: LifeSpan has proudly served families in Bucks, Montgomery, and Lehigh Counties for nearly 40 years. We provide high-quality, affordable early childhood education designed to support working families. All of our licensed centers are Keystone STARS Star 4 accredited—the highest level of recognition for excellence in early learning.
Contact Information:
215-536-4417
Maternity Care Coalition: Our mission of Maternity Care Coalition is to improve the health and well-being of pregnant women and parenting families and enhance school readiness for children 0-3.
Contact Information:
215-972-0700
Milton Hershey School: Every MHS student comes from poverty – but that’s only part of the challenging life circumstances before enrolling. Poverty also contributes to the accumulation of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), defined as traumatic events experienced by children before the age of 18.
Contact Information:
717-520-2000
Network of Victim Assistance – NOVA: NOVA was founded in 1974 as Women Organized Against Rape (WOAR). It was the first and continues to be the only rape crisis center in Bucks County. During the early to mid 1980s when the federal government began to acknowledge and address the needs of victims of crime, WOAR was expanded to become NOVA, the comprehensive victim services organization in the County serving all victims of crime, and to provide prevention education services.
Contact Information:
1-800-675-6900
Office of Child Development and Early Learning: Each regional office is responsible for child care facilities located in specific counties grouped by geographic area. Concerns or complaints about child care providers can be directed to the Regional Child Development Office.
Contact Information:
215-560-2541
Revivals Outreach Center: A Community-focused outreach hub located in Perkasie, Pennsylvania, operated by Renew Bible Ministries, Inc. Revivals is a beacon of hope and healing in our community, shining the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ. We aim to be the first point of contact for those in need, collaborating with local organizations that are already serving our community effectively, and stepping in to fill any gaps as they arise.
Contact Information:
215-257-3375
Shop with a Cop – Quakertown Borough Police: Shop With a Cop brings children and officers together during the holiday season to share a meal and then shop for gifts for themselves and their families. The program isn’t just about presents — it’s about creating meaningful connections between law enforcement and the children we serve.
Contact Information:
215-536-5001
St. Luke’s Penn Foundation: At St. Luke’s Penn Foundation, you’ll receive compassionate, personalized mental health and addiction recovery care designed for an empowering and life-changing experience.
Contact Information:
484-822-5700
The Council of Southeastern PA – SAP Counselors: The Council provides programs and services within three divisions: Prevention, Training, and Education. Founded in 1974, the Council provides programs in Bucks, Chester, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties.
Contact Information:
215-345-6644