Gloria Dei Senior Communities and its residents have donated much needed school supplies through its CARES Community Outreach program to the William Cramp Elementary School serving the Fairhill community in North Philadelphia.

Students and staff at William Cramp Elementary School welcomed Gloria Dei Community residents and Gloria Dei staff members as the school supplies were delivered. The Gloria Dei residents were able to closely interact with the students during the event including a wonderful opportunity to meet some of the William Cramp Elementary students and school staff. Students and staff expressed their sincere thanks for the greatly needed school supply donations that were provided directly by residents of the Gloria Dei Senior Communities.

Vincent Dattilo, CEO of Gloria Dei Senior Communities commented, “Our residents at Gloria Dei Senior Communities look forward to visiting schools in our area with needed school supplies. This year, in particular, the need was even greater than in previous years due to the economic conditions. Through the CARES program, Gloria Dei residents support our community outreach at all levels, donating their own time and resources for those that need it most. Our ‘Tools for Schools’ program is a unique opportunity for our residents to directly interact with those they are helping and to see how their caring donations are making a difference.”

Gloria Dei Senior Communities are located in Philadelphia and the nearby surrounding areas in Bucks and Montgomery counties. All Gloria Dei Communities are non-profit, nondenominational and open to all persons without regard to gender, familial status, race, creed, color or religion. In all, Gloria Dei Senior Communities serve over 1000 residents and employ more than 120 caring professionals and receive support from 496 uncompensated volunteers working throughout the organization. For additional information about Gloria Dei Senior Communities please call: 215-830-8302 or go online to www.gloriadeicommunities.com