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A Place of Welcome
The HEART aims to serve as a center for the community to foster connections of all kinds (friendship, support circles, networking, and collaboration), providing several welcome spaces to hold everything from your next training event, book club meeting, client presentation, or brainstorming session.
We have created several welcoming spaces to meet a wide array of needs that are open to the community for use.
These spaces include:
At the heart of every home is the kitchen.
We believe education, access to food and resources, and a supportive community is the best way to make a difference. The mission of the HEART Kitchen is to help provide healthy food and educational opportunities through a variety of monthly programs and events.Classrooms
Our second floor contains light-filled classrooms furnished and meant for various purposes. Each room includes access to FREE high-speed WiFi and technology for presentations.
The Huddle Room - 202
Welcome to the Huddle! The Huddle Room at the HEART provides an ideal gathering space for not only work-related team-building events, but also a great space for continued learning opportunities, club meetings, and information sharing. 
The heART Room - 204
Thanks to our community partner, Barnstone Art for Kids, the HEART has a designated art room! This multiple-use art room is PERFECT for creative events and interactive instruction for all ages! This room is a great space to hold youth meetings, creative workshops, group lessons and parties. Hall Street Community Garden
Great things happen when you dream big!As we renovated the HEART, we were looking for ways to improve our exterior spaces.We partnered with Trellis for Tomorrow and our Hall Street Neighbors to design and build an incredible community garden. Our raised beds were built in 2020 and have produced more than 600 lbs of fresh, organic produce each year over the course of three growing seasons - spring, summer, and fall!The garden is lovingly tended to and managed by our neighborhood volunteers, guided by Trellis staff members. All produce is harvested and utilized by these neighbors or donated to our area pantries for use in our community.Non-Profits in Residence
The third floor of the HEART has been dedicated to providing a "home" for our non-profit partners serving the Phoenixville area who need administrative and program space in the heart of the community.
Frequently asked Questions
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Where is the HEART located?
The HEART is nestled between the 100 block of Church Street and Hall Street, behind Sacred Heart Church. Our parking lot faces Hall Street. -
Who can utilize space at the HEART?
The HEART is meant for use by anyone in the community, but spaces must be reserved ahead of time using our online reservation system or by calling the office at (484) 393-2407. -
How do I reserve a space?
Visit our Find Your Space tab to reserve a room at the HEART. To reserve the HEART Kitchen for an event, please contact our office at (484) 393-2407.
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Where can I park?
Our parking lot on Hall Street can accommodate 8 vehicles. We recommend parking up on Church Street and walking down to our campus. We ask that you do not park on Hall Street out of respect for our neighbors. Thank you! -
Is the building handicap accessible?
Our building was constructed in 1959 without accommodations for accessibility. We are currently working on plans for a ADA compliant ramp and lift system for our building. We hope to accomplish these accommodations in the very near future. -
What are your COVID-19 restrictions?
As our building serves as a hub for various groups, including young children and those who may be immunocompromised, we recommend that masks to be worn in all of our buildings, but it is not required. Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep our community safe and healthy!
