The 5th Street & Hunting Park Business Association (HPBA) is a multicultural business association dedicated to revitalizing Hunting Park as a commercial destination, increasing the profitability of its members, improving the visibility of local businesses, and fostering collaboration and cooperation among businesses. The HPBA currently has over 30 members and an elected leadership from Hunting Park’s business community.
La Asociación de Negocios de Hunting Park (HPBA) es una asociación de negocios multicultural y está dedicado a la revitalización de Hunting Park como un destino comercial, incrementando las ganancias de sus miembros, al mejoramiento de la visibilidad de los negocios locales y el fortalecimiento de la colaboración y cooperación entre negocios. La Asociación de Negocios de Hunting Park actualmente tiene más que 30 miembros y tiene líderes elegidos por la comunidad de negocios del barrio.
Español en la siguiente página–> Esperanza is now in the process of leasing the Roberto Clemente apartments for fall move-ins. Two and Three bedroom homes are now available. Be one of the first people to move in these beautiful apartments located at 3921 N 5th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19140. Pre-applications will be accepted from June…
What is this Campaign About? My Neighbor’s Rights (MNR) is a national initiative, launched by Esperanza, to equip people of faith and individuals around the country to support immigrant communities by providing up-to-date, truthful, and trustworthy information about their civil rights through educational videos in English and Spanish. This campaign challenges our community to be…
If you’ve recently visited Esperanza’s headquarters at 5th and Bristol Streets in Hunting Park, you’ve probably noticed that our property has been under renovations. Esperanza’s campus expansion project is modernizing the organization’s buildings and creating new facilities to serve the Hunting Park community. First, Esperanza demolished the vacant Wheeling Corrugating Company factory at 3th and…
