We remove the ID barriers that keep people from moving forward.

Team Keep serves Philly residents facing housing instability who face barriers to recovering essential identity documents needed for housing, work, benefits, healthcare, treatment, and financial access.

Our ID Community Clinics, enabled by our Keep.id Platform and Hotline, turn complicated documentation processes into a clear path forward.

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A Comprehensive ID Package

Missing ID should not mean missing opportunity

We provide specialized, end-to-end assistance with Birth Certificates, Photo ID/Driver's Licenses, Social Security Cards, supporting records, and other administrative documents, allowing clients to take the next step.

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Our Impact in Philadelphia

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Distinct Clients served with ID Services
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IDs Received and Stored on Keep.id
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We meet clients where they are

Successful ID Recovery starts with a Trusted Relationship.

We meet clients through accessible locations and communication channels, then stay engaged until their documentation needs are resolved.

Public Libraries

We run weekly community clinics across six Free Library branches, giving clients access to support in trusted, familiar locations throughout Philadelphia.

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Nonprofit Partners

Our nonprofit partnerships connect clients with trusted organizations and coordinated identification support throughout Philadelphia.

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Phone Hotline & SMS

Our public hotline and SMS services let clients get our service schedule, receive reminders, resolve application issues, and stay connected when their contact information changes.

Call 1-844-KEEPID

Computer Lab

Our Face to Face Computer Lab partnership, running for the past three years, expands technology access and helps clients build digital literacy.

Identification is key to essential services

Obtaining ID helps those escape the cycle of homelessness.

We provide ID services to five core populations: people experiencing homelessness, justice-impacted individuals, people with substance use disorders, people with disabilities, and people experiencing poverty.

Missing documents delay housing:
53% of people experiencing homelessness identified missing documents as a barrier to permanent housing, and 37% said the barrier significantly affected them. Read the CASPEH report (opens in a new tab)
ID access has recurring barriers:
The U.S. Government Accountability Office identified ID theft or loss, unsafe storage, address requirements, fees, transportation, and technology as recurring barriers. Read the GAO report (opens in a new tab)
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Upcoming Clinics and Locations

Find an ID Clinic Near You

View our schedule to get location and other details. As a clinic pre-requisite, please bring a mailing address.

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Our Nonprofit Partners

We assist with direct ID services for Philadelphians.

Why Not ProsperFace to FaceFree Library of PhiladelphiaChosen 300 Ministries

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Our Journey and Annual Reports

From building our platform to delivering recurring ID recovery services across Philadelphia.

  1. 2019–2022

    Building the Foundation

    Developed the initial product, assembled the founding team, and established Team Keep as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

  2. 2023–2025

    Developing Services through Partnerships

    Expanded Keep.id, established initial partnerships with Face to Face and Why Not Prosper, and supported the Face to Face computer lab.

  3. 2026–Present

    Expanding Community-based ID Recovery

    Launched Team Keep’s direct-service clinic model and expanded recurring services through libraries and nonprofit partners across Philadelphia.