The Society was able to designate funds to cover costs of a replacement for convent entry doors for the Sisters of the IHM Convent (associated with the St. Francis De Sales School) located at 47th Street & Springfield Avenue in West Philadelphia. The cost, coordination, design and installation of this new front door for the […]
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Philadelphia Gaelic Athletic Association Fund
The Society recently established a $25,000 restricted account for the Philadelphia Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). The Fund will support the GAA by offering financial assistance with their youth program enrollment and participation dues, scholarship awards, and encouraging new and sustained participation in Irish sport, namely Gaelic Football, Hurling and Camogie. Society board members will be presenting […]
Read MoreSt. Joseph’s Prep Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Board of Directors is proud to announce the establishment of an Endowed Scholarship Fund for $100,000 at St. Joseph’s Preparatory School — $50,000 which was member-sponsored and a $50,000 match which our membership granted in recognition of the Society’s upcoming 250th Anniversary in 2021. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to students […]
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The Friendly Sons are proud to continue to support The Ivins Outreach Center. Proceeds from this event will benefit Ivin’s community outreach that provides quality of life programs for youth to older adults in Lower Bucks County. The Friendly Sons are proud to be a Corporate Sponsor for the Irish Immigration Center’s 3rd Annual Golf Outing. […]
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Report on 2016 Grants Awarded to date by your Society RESTRICTED DONATION ACCEPTED BY THE SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK FOR THE RELIEF OF EMIGRANTS FROM IRELAND. Updated: June 22, 2016 The payments will be $25,000 per year starting in 2016. The first payment in 2016 will be used for two $12,500 […]
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