Asociacion Puertorriquenos en Marcha (APM) is proud to begin 2020 by announcing the promotion of two key leaders and the addition of two new staff members. The leadership changes come…

Landmark anniversary to unfold throughout the year with new initiatives, community events and a star-studded speaker series PHILADELPHIA—(February 13, 2020)—In 1970, a group of Puerto Rican veterans of the Vietnam War…

Actress and author to speak to APM community about experiences with substance abuse PHILADELPHIA — (Feb. 5) — Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha (Association of Puerto Ricans on the March or…

Save the Date! 2019 Gift of Love Thursday, November 21, 2019 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Union Trust, 717 Spring Garden Street The APM Gift of Love Children’s Benefit is…

Partnerships between the business and non-profit sectors continue to enhance communities.  A great example of such a partnership was the recent Day of Service co-hosted by Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha,…

We are proud to celebrate APM’s CFO Rasak Azeez! The Philadelphia Business Journal recognized Rasak in its July 2019 feature article, “CFO of the Year: Saluting the Leading Chief Financial…

City officials have stated clearly that “Philadelphia is facing the greatest health crisis in a century. Every neighborhood is being hit hard by an epidemic of opioid use and overdose.”…

May is National Foster Care Month – a time to acknowledge and celebrate the foster parents, family members, volunteers, mentors and professionals who help youth and children find permanent homes…

Dr. Oscar Eduardo Saldana, medical director for Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha, Inc. (APM) passed away peacefully on March 18,2019. Dr. Saldana’s career as a psychiatrist spanned over 50 years. Born…

PASEO VERDE AWARDS: Jack Kemp Award Finalist, ULI (Urban Land Institute), 2014 Honor Award, AIA (American Institute of Architects) Philadelphia, 2014 Blue Ribbon Award, PACDC (Philadelphia Association of Community Development…

In a green cargo van, three people pull into a large warehouse in South Philadelphia with two hand carts and a long list in hand. This is a regular bi‐weekly…