Holistic Focused Services for Neurodivergent Adults
Holistic Focused Services for Neurodivergent Adults
Emmaus Home Grant Tracker
Grantors | Grant Award Amounts | Stipulations | Project Due Dates | Project Reporting Due Dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
York County Community Foundation | $32,076.00 | Programmatic Grant | 9/1/25 | 10/1/25 |
The Wawa Foundation | $7,500 | Supplemental Grant | 9/1/25 | 11/1/26 |
The Philadelphia Foundation | $60,000 | General Operating Support | 12/31/24-12/31/25 | 12/31/25 |
WSFS CARES Foundation | $5,000 | General Operating Support | 3/24/25-12/31/25 | 12/31/25 |
PNC Foundation | $10,000 | Programmatic Grant | TBD | TBD |
Powder Mill Foundation | $10,000 | Programmatic Grant (Match) | TBD | TBD |
Total Amount Awarded:
$124,576.00
Bean Ability Coffee Café: More Than Just a Coffee Shop
Live Music Most Saturdays
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
At Bean Ability Coffee Café, we believe that coffee brings people together, but community makes it meaningful. More than just a place to enjoy a great cup of coffee, our café is a welcoming hub designed to empower and uplift individuals with special needs.
Our space is filled with warmth, laughter, and a sense of belonging, where inclusivity is not just a value—it’s a way of life.
A Hub for Connection and Creativity
Bean Ability Coffee Café is more than just a coffee shop—it’s a place where friendships are formed and talents are celebrated. Each week, we offer engaging activities designed to bring joy, encourage creativity, and foster community, including live music most Saturdays from 11 AM – 1 PM, adding an extra dose of energy and fun to your weekend visits!
Empowering Individuals Through Training & Employment
At Bean Ability Coffee Café, we are committed to opening doors to new possibilities. We provide individuals with disabilities the opportunity to learn valuable workplace skills in a supportive, encouraging environment.
• Volunteer & Training Program – We equip individuals with hands-on experience in customer service, food preparation, and hospitality.
• Pathway to Paid Employment – Our goal is to help participants transition from volunteering to meaningful paid employment, either at Bean Ability Coffee Café or within the wider community.
Why Bean Ability Coffee Café?
Because everyone has abilities worth celebrating. Whether you’re stopping by for your morning coffee, joining in on a fun activity, or supporting our mission, you are helping create a space where everyone is valued, included, and empowered.
Come sip, stay, and be part of something truly special. Welcome to Bean Ability Coffee Café—where coffee and community come together.
Bean Ability Café Event Calendar
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Most Events are specifically for folks with disabilities or people interested in volunteering
Coppa Family Jazz every Sat 11am-1pm
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Drinks
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16 oz Coffee
$3.00
Americano
$4.00
Cappuccino
$5.00
Flat White
$4.00
Espresso Double Shot
$3.00
Macchiato
$4.00
London Fog
$4.00
Latte
$5.00
Hot Chocolate
$3.00
Organic Earl Grey Tea
$3.00
Chocolate Milk
$3.00
Spring Water
$2.00
Cold Brew: 12 oz
$3.50
Cold Brew: 16oz
$4.00
Lemonade
$3.00
Autumn Special with Pumpkin Syrup
$4.00
Extra's
Additional Shots (Carmel, Hazelnut, Mocha, Pumpkin & Vanilla) (Organic)
$0.50
Food
Coming Soon
Scones
$5.00
Plain Bagle
$3.00
Plain Bagle with Cream Cheese
$4.00
Supporting Local Business
Third Horse Coffee – More Than Just a Cup of Coffee, A Story of Love and Purpose Beth and Mark were preparing for an empty nest when their journey took an unexpected turn—adoption. In 2009, they welcomed a son from China. A year later, they felt called to adopt again. While camping in Assateague, Maryland, a powerful story and a late-night prayer led Mark to ask for a sign. Instead of a shooting star, three wild horses appeared—confirming their decision to adopt two more children, completing their family of three adopted kids. One of them, Josiah, was later diagnosed with an intellectual disability. Years later, as he approached graduation, Beth and Mark remembered a video about a coffee shop employing adults with disabilities. What once seemed like a great idea for someone else became their calling. Inspired by their story and Josiah’s love for people, Third Horse Coffee was born—a place where individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities can thrive, find purpose, and be part of the community. We proudly serve coffee made with the finest beans, fueling meaningful connections—one cup at a time. 🐴☕ Join us in making a difference. Welcome to Third Horse Coffee!
updated as of 8.15.2025
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Career/Volunteer
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Coffee Shop: Items for Sale
Selling Art- 50% goes back to nonprofit
Catholic books and some of the handiwork of our residents!
Ask about Artwork for Sale at the counter