Posts by Sydney Zielinski (Kerelo)
World Book Day: KenCrest’s Raising a Reader Promotes Early Literacy
KenCrest, in partnership with PNC and the William Penn Foundation, encourages young learners to get ahead in their education through its Raising a Reader program and our community-based Lending Libraries.
Read MoreLegacy of Leadership: Marian Baldini is Inducted into ANCOR’s Hall of Fame
KenCrest CEO and President Marian Baldini was honored on April 9 with the ANCOR Hall of Fame award for visionary leadership.
Read MoreCooking Up Confidence at Delaware’s Meaningful Day Program
James is building confidence in Delaware and discovering his passion through KenCrest’s Meaningful Day Program.
Read MoreFinding a Family Through KenCrest’s Lifesharing
Centelia Braxton worked at KenCrest for many years before she decided to become a Lifesharing provider, and now she couldn’t be happier.
Read MoreHow Fundraising Built KenCrest’s Legacy of Care and Expansion
From a tuberculosis dispensary to a thriving organization, KenCrest’s growth is driven by resilience, fundraising, and dedication.
Read MoreThe Evolution of the KenCrest Logo: The Meaning Behind the Tree
In June 2025, KenCrest will turn 120 years old, so we are looking back at how our logo has changed.
Read MoreRep. Ciresi and KenCrest Push to lift PA’s Assistive Tech Cap
KenCrest and Rep. Joe Ciresi champion the removal of Pennsylvania’s assistive technology cap for greater independence.
Read MoreAurora Kripa Takes the Helm as CEO After Marian Baldini Retires
KenCrest celebrates Marian Baldini’s legacy as Aurora Kripa steps in as CEO, leading the organization’s future.
Read MoreA New Beginning: Medically Fragile Lifesharing at KenCrest
This KenCrest program transforms lives by moving medically complex children from institutions to loving, supportive homes.
Read MoreKim Prendergast Empowers Families Through Early Intervention
Discover Kim Prendergast’s impactful journey in early intervention at KenCrest, empowering families and fostering child development.
Read MoreSister Maria Roeck’s Dream: A Place in the Sun for Children
Under Sister Maria Roeck’s leadership, RiverCrest was a haven for children from families affected by tuberculosis in the early 20th-century.
Read MoreTransitioning to Independent Living
KenCrest’s Transitional Housing Program allows individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability to live independently.
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