H. DeVuono

Operates as a self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust which develops and operates office, life science/lab, residential & mixed-use properties

Engages in the acquisition, development, redevelopment, ownership, management and operation of office and mixed-use properties

Functions as a College/University

Provides real estate services

Real Estate Investment Trust/REIT

Operates commercial real estate development association

Provides real estate services

Pennsylvania Economy League, Inc. is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank dedicated to strengthening local governments through practical, research-based solutions. The non-profit company is based in Philadelphia, PA. The organization provides expertise in municipal finance, economic development, and governance, serving state agencies, local officials, school administrators, business leaders, and nonprofits. Its mission focuses on promoting civic education, fiscal responsibility, government efficiency, and evidence-driven policymaking. The company operates as a statewide network with three regional affiliates, each independently managed but collaborating under the parent organization. Key initiatives include the Local Government Innovation Lab, which offers free, customized research, technical assistance, and policy analysis to municipalities, school districts, and community organizations. The lab encourages collaboration among local officials, civic leaders, and academic partners to promote sustainable governance and data-driven decision-making. Pennsylvania Economy League also provides strategic support through financial reviews, government studies, strategic management planning, and enrollment projections for school districts. Its independent research covers public policy issues affecting local governments, such as municipal financial health, tax policy, service sharing, and economic impacts of state institutions.

Bartram's Garden is the oldest surviving botanic garden in the United States and a national historic landmark, spanning nearly 50 acres with historic buildings, botanic gardens featuring native and exotic plant species, natural lands, and a living shoreline along the Schuylkill River. Operated by the John Bartram Association in partnership with the Philadelphia Department of Parks & Recreation, Bartram's Garden functions as a public park, historic site, community farm, and educational center, offering programs such as youth education, paid internships, family activities, workshops, cultural events, and volunteer opportunities. The private company is based in Philadelphia, PA. The site includes the Sankofa Community Farm, which focuses on food sovereignty with an African diaspora emphasis. The garden supports community engagement, environmental stewardship, and cultural heritage preservation, with a strategic plan centered on inclusivity, climate action, shared responsibility, and sustainable growth. It emphasizes honoring diverse histories and fostering equitable relationships between people and nature through accessible public spaces, educational resources, and community partnerships.