Donna Moonah looking up at dusk city lights with a bookbag on her shoulder and wet pavement glow in Philadelphia

Missing Philly Woman: $5,000 Reward Offered for Donna Moonah’s Return

At a Glance

  • Donna Moonah, 49, missing since Dec. 24 on 60th & Market, Philadelphia
  • Last seen wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, black shoes, black hat, and a red & black bookbag
  • A $5,000 reward is offered; call Southwest Detectives or Pauline E. for information
  • Why it matters: The community and authorities seek her safe return and want public help

A 49-year-old Philadelphia woman vanished on Christmas Eve, leaving neighbors and police scrambling for clues. Donna Moonah’s disappearance has prompted a public appeal and a $5,000 reward.

The Missing Woman

Donna Moonah was last observed on the corner of 60th and Market streets on Dec. 24, 2025. Witnesses noted she wore a black jacket, blue jeans, black shoes, a black hat, and carried a red and black bookbag.

She is a Black woman with black and gray hair, standing 5-foot-10 and weighing 215 pounds.

  • Age: 49
  • Last known location: 60th & Market, Philadelphia
  • Clothing: black jacket, blue jeans, black shoes, black hat
  • Bag: red and black bookbag

How to Help

Those with information are urged to contact Southwest Detectives at 215-686-3183 or Pauline E. at 267-441-1473.

  • Phone 1: 215-686-3183
  • Phone 2: 267-441-1473

Key Takeaways

Donna Moonah standing with back to viewer holding a red and black bookbag in a muted winter Philadelphia city backdrop
  • Donna Moonah, 49, missing since Dec. 24 on 60th & Market
  • $5,000 reward offered for her safe return
  • Contact Southwest Detectives or Pauline E. with any leads

If you have any clues, please reach out immediately to help bring Donna back home.

Author

  • I am Jordan M. Lewis, a dedicated journalist and content creator passionate about keeping the City of Brotherly Love informed, engaged, and connected.

    Jordan M. Lewis became a journalist after documenting neighborhood change no one else would. A Temple University grad, he now covers housing and urban development for News of Philadelphia, reporting from Philly communities on how policy decisions reshape everyday life.

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