Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and Dr. Nikia Owens, President-CEO of Campaign for Working Families, Inc. (CWF) officially launched the tax season and announced the availability of free services for low-to-moderate income individuals and families in the Greater Philadelphia area.
Sarah Scandone, the creative mind behind Nourish, a plant-based restaurant that is reinventing healthy eating, is at the center of Philadelphia’s changing culinary landscape. But Sarah’s impact extends beyond just serving good food, she is building a movement centered around wellness, community, and cultural fusion.
2025 is finally here, and with it comes an opportunity for a fresh start. With renewed targets and high expectations for a fruitful year, many businesses are looking to build on the successes of last year as well as avoid the pitfalls.
. Whether you are filing as an individual, a small business owner, or have unique tax circumstances, getting ahead is essential. In Philadelphia, New Jersey and New York City, the Campaign for Working Families (CWF) is here to make tax filing easy, accurate, and stress-free.
Campaign for Working Families, Inc. (CWF) is proud to announce a strategic partnership with the Food Bank for New York City to expand access to free tax-preparation services for NYC residents.
A city ordinance tying a wage tax refund to the state’s Special Tax Forgiveness program is keeping many people who are working poor from claiming the refund.
The year has begun and with it the grind, hustle, and commitments. While everyone remains focused and determined, it is vital to pay attention to things that will help you maintain the necessary pace for the year.
Whether you’re looking for skincare, bookstores, or restaurants, Philadelphia is home to many small businesses and a number of them are Black-owned.
Picture this: a continent rich in resources, youthful energy, and a diaspora that’s as influential as your auntie’s secret jollof rice recipe. Let’s look into the numbers, the narratives, and the nuances that define this vibrant economy.
For restaurants, especially Black-owned ones, this holiday season offers new opportunities for businesses to grow their clientele, increase their revenue, and all around contribute to the happy cheers of the season.
