Alliance Hall of Allentown implements a summer recreation program each year for the city of Allentown youth. The program is a collaboration of several organizations to offer a safe and enjoyable summer experience for children in center city of Allentown. Held at Hays Elementary School, the program is free for children ages seven to thirteen and operates on a drop-in basis. It features a variety of activities designed to encourage fun, creativity, and learning. These include arts and crafts, games, playground time, swimming, and presentations from Wildlands Conservancy and the Allentown Fire Department.

Casa Guadalupe Center provides resources for the children, adults, and elderly of the Allentown community. Serving primarily the Latino community of Allentown and the Lehigh Valley, this non-profit organization strives to assist the city's residents with education, healthcare, and social welfare. Casa Guadalupe's summer program provides K-12 students with free meals, tutoring, and enriching activities from various community partners. 

Catholic Partnership Schools is a network of Pre-K through 8th grade schools providing an educational opportunity for students in Camden. The schools include Saint Cecilia School, Saint Joseph's Pro-Cathedral School, Sacred Heart School, and St Anthony of Padua. The Catholic Partnership School system achieve arguably the best educational results in the city of Camden with 85% of CPS 8th graders are proficient in advanced reading compared to 32% of public- school students. Additionally, 96% of graduates go on to college education and the schools have a 96% attendance rate.  The school system was founded by the Healy Education Foundation in partnership with the Diocese of Camden to help revitalize the schools.