Upstream Pillars With Purpose
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Upstream’s Pillars with Purpose Benevolent Funds, comprising of six specific funds, one general charitable giving fund, and an employee hardship fund, aim to create lasting, positive change in Upstream communities. The official registration and financial information of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free (within Pe
05/14/2026
We are proud to see our team showing up for the Nashville community this weekend in partnership with Ascension Saint Thomas!
From movement screens and physical therapy support to simply being present and serving others, events like Medical Mission at Home are a reminder that healthcare goes far beyond clinic walls.
Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time, energy, and heart to help make a difference. We’re grateful to be part of a community committed to caring for others!
12/02/2025
This , we’re proud to honor the mission-driven spirit that fuels Upstream Pillars With Purpose. Every day, our teams show what it means to lead with compassion—supporting the people and communities who rely on us most.
Pillars is Upstream's associate driven charitable program provides a way for both associates and patients to give back lending support to one another, and to worthy causes at home and around the world. In 2025 alone, Pillars with Purpose has awarded 88 grants to nonprofits and associates through our hardship program, providing meaningful assistance during life’s toughest moments.
If you want to be part of an organization that invests in people—inside and outside the clinic—this is what our culture looks like in action.
💙 Help us continue this work. DONATE TODAY: https://ow.ly/ZL2X50XAivi
Through Upstream's Pillars with Purpose, we’re proud to support organizations that strengthen the communities where we live, work and around the world.
Pillars with Purpose awarded a $2,000 grant to the The Collaboratory at Messiah University to help fund a mission trip to Zambia, where a multidisciplinary student-led team worked to bring accessible mobility to the Sikalongo community through an innovative wheelchair design. In addition to building the wheelchair with sustainable parts that could be sourced from the local area, they also helped the community with electrical and waterline repairs, teaching university students computer skills and sharing what their education looks like in the United States with large groups of younger students.
The Collaboratory empowers students to apply their skills in service to others—developing real-world solutions to global needs while gaining hands-on experience in engineering, healthcare, and beyond.
We’re honored to play a small part in their project to make a big difference.
Learn more about Upstream's associate driven philanthropy here: https://www.pillarswithpurpose.org/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialpost
10/07/2025
As a profession, we celebrate PT Day of Service on October 12th… but at Upstream, servanthood is something we live out all year long, and this whole month we will honor this value.
From mentoring students to serving meals, volunteering makes us stronger—together.
Share your volunteer story with us by tagging us in your efforts!
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