Ardmore Food Pantry

The Ardmore Food Pantry serves more than 400 food insecure families and individuals each year. AFP is a full choice pantry and provides protein, produce, and dairy in addition to nonperishable items. We rely on monetary and food donations from private foundations, faith and community groups, and generous individuals.

As residents of Ardmore, we feel it is our responsibility to support the community we call home. From holding food drives several times a year to monetary donations to aid in the purchase of often overlooked items, we are happy to support the food pantry year after year.

Box Lunch and a Book

Serving Ardmore and the surrounding neighborhoods since 2015, This is a community driven initiative to ensure that every child has access to nutritious lunch over the summer months while school is not in session.

Combining two of our core family values – food security and education, we’re thrilled to support this important initiative each summer with several supply donations to get them through the summer months.

Chestnut Hill Meals on Wheels

Chestnut Hill Meals On Wheels relies on contributions from the local community to support our home-delivered meals program. In 2024 alone, over 37,000 meals were delivered to those in need of support by volunteers contributing over 8400 hours of their time.

We are honored to sponsor and attend the Harvest Kitchen Tour each year to keep the organization well-funded so they can continue to care for their residents.

Face to Face

At Face to Face struggling families, individuals and the homeless are welcomed and treated with dignity and respect. Our goal is to meet basic human needs and reduce suffering; thereby assisting our guests to a better future.

Face to Face provides essential services including fresh meals, legal assistance, physical and mental health support, social services, and educational equity.

The Face to Face Spring Celebration is the main fundraising event that allows the organization to do the vital work they do all year. We always enjoy attending and sponsoring the event to help in their efforts.

Narberth Boys Basketball League

One of the oldest summer basketball leagues in the country, the Narberth Basketball League is the summer league every aspiring hooper wants to be a part of. Under the direction of Bill “Mr. D” Draper, and for over six decades, he set the tone and shaped the future of countless athletes from the Philadelphia area.

Not only are we proud to support the league financially, but also as the coaches of a junior league team each summer as well. With two Neill’s possessing extensive knowledge of the game, it’s an honor to share our skills with the next generation. If you’re in the area on a May or June summer night, stop by to see these dedicated players in action on the famous outdoor courts.

Penn Wynne Library

Lower Merion Libraries: always ready to inspire and empower our community. We bring you the world!

With two teachers at the helm of the Neill family, education has always been a top priority. As the second generation, and life-long Lower Merion Township residents, we are more than happy to support the libraries we frequented as children, and now have the privilege of utilizing with the third generation of Neill’s.

Surrey Services

As a non-profit organization, Surrey provides opportunities and solutions
for older adults, regardless of income.

We love sponsoring and attending the annual Surrey Holiday Homes Tour each year in December. Seeing beautiful Main Line homes all decked out for the holidays is always a special treat, and even more so when it’s a home we had the pleasure of painting.

The Joy of Socks

The Joy of Sox has collected and distributed hundreds of thousands of new socks to people experiencing homelessness in the Philadelphia area and across the United States! Through the generosity of our donors and volunteers, our mission is to provide joy and health to the men, women, and children who experience homelessness by giving them new socks.

When we learned years ago that socks were the most requested, but least donated item of clothing at homeless shelters, we started our annual winter sock drive. It’s been amazing to watch the donations and overall reach of this organization over the years and we’re happy to continue to support their often overlooked, but extremely important mission.