Creighton School Students Offer Halloween Program to PPh Residents

Residents of The Philadelphia Protestant Home were treated to a program of Halloween songs, jokes, and dance by kindergarten and third grade students from Thomas Creighton School on October 29. The program was in thanks to the many volunteers from PPh who tutor the children weekly at the school, which is located in the Lawndale section of Northeast Philadelphia.

Following the program the children received their treats, candy from the residents and packs of baseball cards donated by the Philadelphia Athletics Historical Society, Inc, located in Hatboro, PA.

The Philadelphia Protestant Home (PPh) is a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community located on 12-1/2 acres in the Lawndale section of Northeast Philadelphia ? home to more than 600 residents in Independent Living, Personal Care, and Health Care. PPh has been providing care to seniors for 120 years.


Students from Thomas Creighton School entertained residents of The Philadelphia Protestant Home on October 29 with a program of Halloween songs, dances, and jokes.

Two students display the pack of baseball cards that they received from the Philadelphia Athletics Historical Society, Inc.


Joanna Smith
Director of Marketing and Special Events
The Philadelphia Protestant Home
6500 Tabor Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19111
215-697-8003
jsmith@pphfamily.org

The Philadelphia Protestant Home is a CARF-CCAC accredited continuing care retirement community. PPh has maintained a Five-Star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid - less than 10% of nursing homes in the nation have achieved this highest rating.

www.pphfamily.org