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Accepted RCO's Report Accepted RCO Applications Report Thursday, November 12, 2020 Organization Name Organization Address Contact Primary Name Primary Address Primary Email Expiration Method Year 10th Democratic Ward P.O. Box 683 Philadelphia Email Isabella Fitzgerald 1961 Penfield Street [email protected] 2021 12th and Cambria 2901 N. 12th Street, Email Norman Wooten 2922 N. 12th Street, [email protected] 2021 Advisory Board Philadelphia, PA 19133 Philadelphia, PA 19133 12th Ward Democratic 5051 North Portico Email Theodore Stones 5051 North Portico [email protected] 2021 Committee Street, Philadelphia, PA Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 19144 13th Democratic Ward P.O Box 25563 3853 n. Email Charles Carn 3853 N. 19th St. p.o. Box [email protected] 2021 19th st 25563 Phila, Pa 19140 Phila, Pa. 19140 13th Republican Ward 4503 N. Carlisle St. Email Carnel Harley 4503 N. Carlisle [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA 19140 Philadelphia, PA 19140 14th Ward Democratic 1117 Mt. Vernon Street Email Diane Monroe 1117 Mt. Vernon Street [email protected] 2021 Executive Committee Philadelphia, PA 19123 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19123 16th Republican Ward 2321 N Carlisle Street, Email Tyler Ray 2321 N Carlisle Street, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19132 Philadelphia, PA 19132 1st Ward Republicans 1026 Greenwich Street, Email Billy Lanzilotti Jr. 1026 Greenwich Street, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19147 Philadelphia, PA 19147 22nd Ward Democratic P.O. Box 27211, Email Carla Cain P.O. Box 27211, [email protected] 2021 Committee Philadelphia, PA 19118 Philadelphia, PA 19118 24th Democratic Ward 3917 Reno Street Email Bernade e Ingrid 3917 Reno Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, Pa 19104- Wyche Philadelphia, Pa 19104- 4807 4807 Page 1 of 27 Organization Name Organization Address Contact Primary Name Primary Address Primary Email Expiration Method Year 27th Republican Ward 4256 Regent Square, Email Timothy Reimer 648 South 51st St., [email protected] 2021 19104 Philadelphia, PA 19143 28th Democratic Ward 2521 N. 30th Street Email Lester Emerson 2521 N 30th Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19132 Philadelphia, PA 19132 29th Democratic Ward 1233 north 29th street Email Clyde Sanders 2332 West Nicholas [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia , street Pennsylvania 19121 Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19121 32nd Democratic Ward 2112 N Woodstock St, Email Judith Robinson 2112 N Woodstock St [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19121 34th Democratic Ward 5536 Hunter Street, Email Kerry Wilson 5536 Hunter Street, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19131 Philadelphia, PA 19131 34th Ward Republican 7036 Woodbine Avenue Email Paul P. Panepinto 7036 Woodbine Avenue [email protected] 2021 Committee Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA 19151 Pennsylvania 19151 35th Democratic Ward 620 E. Allengrove Street, Email Philip Grutzmacher 485 E. Devereaux [email protected] 2021 19120 Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19111 35th Ward GOP 405 Van Kirk Street Email Linwood Holland 405 Van Kirk Street [email protected] 2021 Committee Philadelphia, PA 19120 Philadelphia, PA 19120 36th Ward GOP 2646 Reed Street, Email Michael Bradley 2646 Reed Street, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19146 Philadelphia, PA 19146 37th Ward Executive 939 West Silver Street, Mail El Amor Mapenzi 939 West Silver Street, [email protected] 2021 Democratic Committee 19133 Brawn Ali Philadelphia, PA 19133 m 3rd Ward Executive P.O Box 6898, Email Ronald G. Waters 108 South 61 Street, [email protected] 2021 Committee Philadelphia, PA 19132 Philadelphia, PA 19139 Page 2 of 27 Organization Name Organization Address Contact Primary Name Primary Address Primary Email Expiration Method Year 3rd Ward Republicans 5813 Catharine Street, Email Emma Earle 5813 Catharine Street, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19143 Philadelphia, PA 19143 40th Democratic Ward Mercy Wellness Center Email Edward Thornton 3025 S. 74th Street [email protected] 2021 2801 Island Avenue- 2nd Philadelphia, Floor, 19153 Pennsylvania 19153 United States 40th Ward Republicans PO Box 33355 Email Craig Melidosian PO Box 33355 [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19142- Philadelphia, PA 19142- 0555 0555 42nd Democratic Ward PO Box 46121 Email Shantey Lindsay PO Box 46121 Phila PA [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19160 19160 43rd Democratic Ward P.O Box 9727 Email Martin A Strom 3726 North 8th Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19140 Philadelphia, PA 19140 44th Democratic Ward PO Box 9376, 19139 Email Willie Jordan P.O. Box 9376 P.O. BOX [email protected] 2021 9376 PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia 45th Democratic Ward 2824 Plum Street Email Harry Enggasser 2824 Plum Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19137 Philadelphia, PA 19137 46th Republican Ward 4256 Regent Square, Email Denise Furey 4256 Regent Square, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia PA 19104 Philadelphia PA 19104 46th Ward Democratic 4619 Chester Avenue, Email Catherine Blunt 4918 Walton Avenue, [email protected] 2021 Committee Philadelphia, PA 19143 Philadelphia, PA 19143 49th Ward GOP 500 E Godfrey Avenue Mail Jacinth Roberts 500 E Godfrey Avenue [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19120 Philadelphia, PA 19120 Page 3 of 27 Organization Name Organization Address Contact Primary Name Primary Address Primary Email Expiration Method Year 4th Democratic Ward 4035 Lansdowne Avenue Email Andre Sawyer 6515 Haverford Avenue, [email protected] 2021 19151 50th Democratic Ward 7626 Forrest Avenue Email Gerry Sizemore PO Box 27476, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19150 Philadelphia, 19118 51st Republican Ward 5513 PASCHALL AVE, Box Email Andrew Gentsch Box 19820 [email protected] 2021 19820 Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA 19143 Philadelphia, PA 19143 51st Ward Democratic 5030 Springfield Ave, Email Gregory R. Benjamin 5030 Springfield Ave, [email protected] 2021 Executive Committee Philadelphia, PA 19143 Philadelphia, PA 19143 52nd Democratic Ward 2439 Golf Road Mail Steve Jones 2439 golf road Phila, Pa [email protected] 2021 19131 52nd Republican Ward 2438 N 54th Street 2438 Email Lamont Foreman 2438 N 54th Street, [email protected] 2021 N 52nd Street, 19131 19131 53rd Democratic Ward 716 Glenview Street, Email Janice Sulman 716 GLENVIEW STREET [email protected] 2021 19111 PHILADELHIA, PA 19111 53rd Republican Ward 6908 OAKLEY ST Email Gary Grisafi 6908 Oakley St, [email protected] 2021 PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia, PA 19111 PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania 19111 United States 54th Republican Ward 6923 Rutland Street Email Fran Woodruff 6923 Rutland Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA 19149 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19149 59th Democratic Ward 443 E. Haines Street, Email Patrick Jones 944 E. Rittenhouse [email protected] 2021 19144 Street, 19138 Page 4 of 27 Organization Name Organization Address Contact Primary Name Primary Address Primary Email Expiration Method Year 5th Ward Republican RCO 1500 Walnut Street Suite Email Mike Cibik 1500 Walnut Street Suite [email protected] 2021 900, Philadelphia, PA 900 19102 Phialdelphia, PA 19102 60th Republican Ward 4440 Ludlow Street Email Ross Wolfe 4440 Ludlow Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19104 Philadelphia, PA 19104 64th Democratic Ward 7535 Battersby Street Email Peter McDermott 7535 Battersby Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19152 Philadelphia, PA 19152 64th Republican Ward 3029 Nesper St Email Bob Cummings 3029 nesper st 19152 [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19152 66th Republican Ward 12751 Dunks Ferry Rd, Email Bill Pirolli 12751 Dunks Ferry Rd, [email protected] 2022 Philadelphia, PA, 19154 Philadelphia, PA, 19154 7th Ward Civic 133 E Westmoreland St Email Joseph Evangelista 133 E Westmoreland St [email protected] 2021 Association Philadelphia, PA 19134 Philadelphia, PA 19134 9th Republican Ward 22 W. Southampton Ave Email Christopher Lins 22 W. Southampton Ave, [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19118 Philadelphia Pa 19118 A Concerned Community 5801 Ogontz Ave. Phila., Email Sandra Broadus 5801 Ogontz Ave [email protected] 2021 Association (ACCA) PA 19141 Philadelphia, PA 19141 ACHIEVEability 59 N . 60th Street Email Tempest Carter 59 N. 60th Street [email protected] 2021 Philadelphia, PA 19139 Philadelphia, PA 19139 All In The Family Group 2402 n 26TH STREET Email Odessa Tate 2402 N. 26th Street [email protected] 2021 Associates Incorporated PHILA, PA 19132 Phila, Pa 19132 om Allegheny West Civic 3101 N. 22nd Street Email Ronald Hinton Panati Recreation Center [email protected] 2021 Association Philadelphia, PA 19132 3101 N. 22nd Street Philadelphia, PA 19132 Page 5 of 27 Organization Name Organization Address Contact Primary Name Primary Address Primary Email Expiration Method Year Arbours at Eagle Pointe 2675 Veronica Lane Email Robert Purvis 15108 Dahlia Drive, 19116 [email protected] 2021 Community Association Phildelphia, PA 19116 Asian American 1118 Buttonwood Street, Email Mahn S. Park 1735 Stanwood Street, [email protected] 2021 Federation of the United Unit A 19152 States Philadelphia, PA 19123 Asociacion 600 Diamond Street, Email Victoria Cubillos-Cañón 600 Diamond Street, [email protected] 2021 Puertorriquenos En 19122 19122 Marcha (APM) Awbury Arboretum P.O. Box 20599 Email Brenna Kelly 1138 E. Haines Street [email protected] 2021 Neighbors Baltimore Avenue 4740 Baltimore Avenue,
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