Artman & Artman, Inc

Germantown Tool & Manufacturing began in 1955 as a small, Philadelphia-based tool and die shop. With more than a half-century of experience, we have grown to become a diversified metal fabricator and metal engineering supplier, employing over 40 highly skilled people. The company currently occupies a 40,000 ft2 manufacturing and warehouse space in Huntingdon Valley, a suburb of Philadelphia, PA.We supply a broad range of component parts and complete assemblies to a number of markets. These include the commercial lawn & garden equipment, construction, truck & trailer, medical, office furniture, defense, transportation, recreation & leisure, architecture & artisan, and general industrial markets.In response to our customers growing desire to reduce the number of metal fabricators in their supply chains, we have expanded into several additional metal engineering processes. The addition of these processes has positioned Germantown Tool as a leading metal fabricator in the Mid Atlantic region.

United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families in Lehigh and Northampton counties in Pennsylvania. Through their various programs and partnerships, they focus on addressing key community issues such as education, income, and health, with a particular emphasis on supporting vulnerable populations. With a mission to create lasting change, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley mobilizes resources, advocates for policy changes, and encourages volunteerism to make a positive impact in the community. Their collaborative approach brings together corporate, nonprofit, and government partners to work towards common goals and ensure a resilient and nourishing community for all.Generated from the website

The Center for Humanistic Change, Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Allentown, PA that has been providing holistic educational programs since 1979. Their philosophy focuses on the total self-education of individuals, addressing intellectual, emotional, spiritual, and behavioral aspects to facilitate personal growth and behavior change. With a team of approximately 45 full and part-time staff members, as well as a pool of 10-15 independently contracted program facilitators, the Center offers group-based programs for various age groups, ranging from grades K-5 to high school. While not a counseling service, they provide advisory services and coaching through their Project SUCCESS program, which aims to train and support students intensively through instruction, demonstration, and practice.Generated from the website