How to Get Involved with the Philadelphia Anti-Trafficking Coalition
There are several ways to get involved with the Philadelphia Anti-Trafficking Coalition (PATC). You can join the coalition, serve on one of its committees, or give financially to support the coalition's mission. The sections below explain what membership involves and how donations are handled.
What Does PATC Expect from Members?
The coalition meets at least six times a year. Membership is completely voluntary and open to both organizations and individuals. Each member is encouraged to attend a minimum of four meetings per year. PATC has three standing committees, and members are asked to serve on the committee that best fits their personal or agency expertise and interests. Committee meetings take place during the months when the full coalition does not meet.
- Attend a minimum of four coalition meetings each year
- Serve on one of the three standing committees
- Take part in committee work during months without coalition meetings
Making a Donation to the Coalition
If you would like to support the coalition financially, you can do so through Covenant House Pennsylvania, the nonprofit agency that serves as PATC's fiscal manager. All contributions should be sent to Covenant House Pennsylvania and clearly designated for the PATC.
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