“Making Space” is Taking Space Away From Philadelphians
Kingsessing Recreation Center full of life during a community event in May 2022 October 28, 2022 By Kimmy Cook Last month, Philadelphia Parks and Recreation
TAX THE RICH
Tax the Rich PHL brings together long-term campaigns to fund robust city services and hold billionaires, corporations and large non-profit institutions accountable to pay their fair share.
The Revenue For a Just Recovery Plan provides sustained funding for the city, funding that allows all Philadelphia residents and their communities to thrive. We are calling on our elected officials to take swift action to support bold policies that fully fund recovery and mitigate the lasting impact of the virus on working families throughout the city.
We are asking the Mayor’s office and City Council to champion legislation around:
Require the wealthy to pay their fair share.
Divest from regressive expenses that harm our city.
Cutting down on our payments to Wall Street.
Follow along all through budget season by reading our latest blog posts.
Kingsessing Recreation Center full of life during a community event in May 2022 October 28, 2022 By Kimmy Cook Last month, Philadelphia Parks and Recreation
This budget cycle, our organizing and the work of our movement partners across the city resulted in a number of significant wins for working people.
For decades, the City of Philadelphia has repeatedly cut taxes for corporations, real estate developers, and the rich. As a result, vital public services are
The ultra-rich profit from the pandemic while our communities continue to suffer from disinvestment. We must recognize that normal was never good enough and
Philadelphia City Hall, looking towards a bright future? With the mask mandate coming back and another wave of Covid possible, the possibility of moving on
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