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OUR MISSION
Our mission is to reduce poverty and partner with our community to promote economic self-sufficiency.
Our vision is to elevate the awareness of poverty, and to create and lead partnerships to make our community a “Bridges Out of Poverty” community. We strive to be a model of seamless case management and influence our community to make reducing poverty one of its priorities.
WHAT WE DO
Our Partners






DRIVING COMMUNITY IMPACT: 2022-2023
CALENDAR
IMPORTANT INFO
Volunteer Opportunities:
At the Help Center, Fresh Connect farmer’s market and Community Events
Application for Fresh Connect Food Support:
Apply here
Important Agency Documents:
Annual Report
Strategic Plan
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Thank you to the parishioners of Our Lady of Mount Carmel for participating in our Poverty Simulation this weekend.
The participants assumed a role and had to navigate their way through work, school, child care, health and other day-to-day commitments and emergency situations. While we can never truly understand what those experiencing poverty go through every day, this is a small way for our community to understand the need for our anti-poverty programs. Awareness is a key catalyst for lasting change.
Interested in participating in a poverty simulation? Like and follow to be the first to know when we host our next event!
Thank you, @atsubarusellersville and @autodealerscaringforkids!!!!
The Auto Dealers Caring for Kids Foundation began this program in 2008 with one simple mission: to provide brand-new winter coats to impoverished children in the five-county Philadelphia area. BCOC became a partner with A & T Subaru in 2017, and since then they have provided us with brand new coats for clients in our Quakertown office each year. This year we received 248 coats in every color and every size...ready to keep our local residents warm and cozy.
It is with great sadness that we share the news that our colleague and friend, Allen Johnson, passed away last week. Allen worked for BCOC for the past 7 years, but he worked in the Bucks County community for many more years with partner organizations. Allen was a pillar in the homeless services field who advocated fiercely for our unhoused neighbors. While we are heartbroken, we have peace in knowing that Allen passed away doing what he loved, helping people and changing lives. We will post funeral arrangements as soon as they are available, and it is our plan to host a memorial service in the coming weeks to celebrate Allen’s life and legacy. Allen will be missed. 💔
It’s #weatherizationwednesday! What does that mean? It means that if you or a friend or family member qualify, we have a program that can help you with repairs to your cooling and heating systems. Which means lower energy costs for people on low or fixed incomes. Head to our website to learn more! #nonprofit #buckscounty
The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members. Thank you Magellan Health for contributing to our community’s greatness today! Their volunteers helped distribute produce at Fresh Connect, our weekly farmer’s market. Together, we can make an impact on those experiencing homelessness in our county!
Looking to get involved? There’s still time to donate to the Annual Bucks-Mont Food Drive. Head to our link in our bio for more information.
#buckscounty #endhunger #nonprofit #farmersmarket
We can feel fulfilled by our work everyday, if it makes us feel part of something bigger than ourselves.
Our team chooses to be a part of changing people’s lives, every single day. Discover what BCOC is all about: volunteer, come to one of our events, become a monthly donor. The opportunities to make an impact are endless. Just take the first step!
#bcocproud #discoveryourwhy #nonprofit #buckscounty







