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Manayunk Development Corporation ( MDC ) is a non-profit community development corporation formed to encourage economic development that benefits the entire community. Incorporated in 1985 and first staffed in 1988, MDC was originally known as the New Manayunk Corporation. The New Manayunk Corporation took responsibility for parking, the Canal and capital projects within the district. A separate entity, the Business Association of Manayunk ( BAM ), worked to promote the district by creating a number of festivals including the Main Street Stroll, the Manayunk Arts Festival, and the Indian Summer Festival. In 1992, BAM and the New Manayunk Corporation were merged to form MDC. Under MDC, the functions of the original two groups have continued and grown. MDC 's proud members are the driving force behind the success in our neighborhood. Being a member of MDC means caring about your community. Your membership is an investment in yourself, as well as the future of Manayunk.

Unity Recovery is a multi-location organization dedicated to providing comprehensive recovery support services in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Weatherford, and San Antonio. Their mission encompasses a range of initiatives, including workshops, education, and community reentry services aimed at fostering recovery-friendly environments. With a focus on social determinants of recovery, Unity Recovery offers individual peer services and operates various projects such as the commUNITY gaming center and the Unity Entrepreneurial Center. The organization emphasizes collaboration and community engagement to enhance the recovery journey for individuals in need. Generated from the website

ArtistYear is a Philadelphia-based non-profit organization dedicated to enriching communities through the arts by placing Resident Teaching Artists in schools. Focused on fostering creative expression and impact, ArtistYear serves various locations, including the Greater Philadelphia Area and Central North Carolina, among others. The organization aims to enhance educational experiences and provide professional opportunities for artists while forming partnerships with schools. By promoting artistic engagement in diverse communities, ArtistYear seeks to inspire both students and educators alike. Generated from the website