On Friday and Saturday, NBC10 Philadelphia profiled The Grace Project in a two-part video series, interviewing founder Megan Cohen. From NBC10: On the Streets of Kensington, a Woman Who Overcame Addiction Saves Others Megan Cohen knew the streets of Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood as a person addicted to drugs desperate to stave off dopesickness. Now, she’s back on...

On Friday and Saturday, NBC10 Philadelphia profiled The Grace Project in a two-part video series, interviewing founder Megan Cohen. From NBC10: Bucks County Woman Recounts Her Escape From Drug Addiction Megan Cohen says it’s a miracle she’s alive after spending most of her early to mid 20’s on the streets in Kensington under the grip...

Our Give A “Little” Hope program kicked off in June of 2021 with Delaney. We are pleased to introduce Gabe as our next recipient! This program was designed to bring joy into the lives of children impacted by sickness, poverty, or addiction. We accept nominations through the form below and select from the qualified nominees...

On December 22, 2020, Marion Callahan published our story in The Intelligencer (Bucks County, PA) and was picked up by U.S. News & World Report. We are incredibly grateful for the coverage of our efforts to build up those in our community that need our help. “When I started The Grace Project, the main point...

It all started with one small idea to bring some food, and some hope, to the homeless in Kensington- people Megan Cohen had connected with after living on the streets herself. She had no idea how big it would become. Now Megan is awaiting non-profit tax exemption status for The Grace Project, which has become...