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Giving Back In Easton: Local Causes To Support This Season

Celebrate Giving Tuesday all season long by donating, volunteering and spreading the word about these amazing local organizations.

Giving Tuesday encourages community engagement after Thanksgiving, and this list highlights local organizations, causes and businesses, offering a starting point for year-round involvement.
Giving Tuesday encourages community engagement after Thanksgiving, and this list highlights local organizations, causes and businesses, offering a starting point for year-round involvement. (Shutterstock)

Giving Tuesday is a global movement that encourages people to give back to their communities, typically through charitable donations, volunteer work or acts of kindness. It takes place annually on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving in the U.S., right after Black Friday and Cyber Monday. While it's celebrated widely, the real impact happens when we do good right at home by supporting local businesses, causes and organizations working to uplift our own communities.

We've rounded up a list of some great organizations, causes and initiatives in the Easton area. Please keep in mind, this is by no means an exhaustive list — just a starting point for discovering amazing local opportunities to give back, not only on Giving Tuesday but year-round! Be sure to contact each organization directly to find out about their hours or the best ways you can contribute.


ProJeCt of Easton

ProJeCt of Easton helps people in the Lehigh Valley succeed in work, education and overall well-being, breaking the cycle of poverty and enabling them to reach their personal goals. Founded in 1968 through a groundbreaking coalition of Protestant, Jewish and Catholic leaders, ProJeCt has initiated various programs, including youth and dental clinics, a drop-in center for individuals with disabilities and housing rehabilitation efforts, designed to create lasting positive change.
Learn more: projecteaston.org

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Third Street Alliance for Women & Children

Third Street Alliance is focused on promoting long-term housing and economic and educational stability in the Easton community. The organization offers solutions for those facing housing crises, including prevention services and shelters, along with safe and affordable early childhood education for children aged six weeks to 13 years.
Learn more: thirdstreetalliance.org


Greater Easton Development Partnership (GEDP)

The Greater Easton Development Partnership (GEDP) aims to boost the economic and cultural vibrancy of the city. By managing the Easton Ambassadors and the Easton Farmers’ Market, as well as organizing community events, GEDP helps to celebrate the unique spirit of Easton.
Learn more: eastonpartnership.org

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Easton Area Community Center

The Easton Area Community Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a safe environment for kids aged five to 18 to engage in educational and athletic activities. Serving the diverse West Ward of Easton for over 60 years, the center focuses on enhancing the social, physical and mental well-being of its community members by offering after-school programs, life skills development and positive role models to help at-risk youth thrive.
Learn more: eastonareacc.org


Nurture Nature Center

The Nurture Nature Center (NNC) focuses on raising community awareness about environmental issues, especially flood risk management, following severe flooding in the Delaware River Basin. Since its inception in 2007, NNC has expanded its offerings to include science and art workshops, film series and community forums, attracting thousands of visitors annually by blending science, art and public dialogue.
Learn more: nurturenaturecenter.org


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