What We Do

A forum for Philadelphia’s civic and public policy discussion.

Meet

We are civic-minded, city-loving residents who gather together to hear directly from public-sector leaders, discuss real issues and get to know each other.

Discuss

We give the floor to esteemed speakers from Philly’s government, civic, community, or business organizations. Then we question, complain, complimentand maybe decide to act.

Eat

Every event includes a luncheon. Because feeding the stomach often goes well with nourishing the mind and opening the heart.

How We Do It

We provide a platform for the community to hear from policymakers, top businesspeople, and civic organizations. 

Community

Bridging together city leaders and the community.

Insight

Take part in discussions impacting Philadelphia.

Collaborate

Hear and share ideas that will shape our community.

How You Can Participate

Become a member, attend luncheons, and engage directly with policy leaders.

Join

Your tax-deductible season membership helps sustain PCCP

Engage

Show up and exchange ideas and facts with others

Spread the word

Invite others who also have an interest in Philadelphia’s future

Cherelle Parker, Mayor, and former council member

“PCCP is extremely important to me. Because I am always trying to connect with the best and the brightest minds who will be open to what I view as essential policy recommendations that may not be popular but relate to us being able to move Philadelphia forward.”

Ryan Boyer, head of Philadelphia Building Trades Council

“This is a great group, I’m going to come back next month. … Thank you for all the hard work you do.”

Leslie Richards, General Manager, SEPTA

“We really appreciate all the good ideas here. Every idea is on the table. And with the pandemic, we are rethinking everything we do here.”

Al Schmidt, Philadelphia election commissioner, future Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

“The biggest thing that you all could do is to continue to be advocates for good governance. … Thank you for all you do.”