Heights Philadelphia is an Economic Mobility Catalyst.
Heights connects Philly youth to careers and college with a network of people who believe — and invest — in their talents.
It’s time to think bigger. Time to do better. Join Heights and see how far we can go when Philly students lead.
Heights Philadelphia brings the city’s two strongest educational nonprofits together to do more for Philly students. Philadelphia Futures and Steppingstone Scholars have merged, offering sustainable access to academic and workforce opportunities through expansive programming and partnerships.
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From middle school onward, students get access to academic, workforce, and college support that breaks down barriers to propel economic mobility.
Individualized advising. Academic enrichment. Internship opportunities. Financial support. We help each student find a path to success through every step of their lives.
Every student should have the opportunity to power Philadelphia’s future. Whether it is your child — or a student you know or work with — we want to help them find their pathway to success.
Heights Philadelphia Partners with Temple University and the School District of Philadelphia to Launch Temple Future Scholars
The Temple Future Scholars program is a scaled college pipeline program that supports low-income, first-generation–to-college students in Philadelphia public middle schools. It is structured to provide comprehensive support to seventh-grade
’23-’24 Annual Impact Report
Review the transformative impact of Heights’ programming and feature stories of those at the core of our work, students and alumni.
2024 Fall Newsletter
Catch up on our latest news, including a recap of our 2024 Fall Fest event, the 35th edition of the Step up to College Guide, program highlights featuring our back
2024 End of Summer Recap
This summer, 1118 students participated in Heights programming across the city. During the Middle Grades Summer Program Closing, Teresa Tham, Associate Director of Middle Grades, said to a full auditorium of