2026 Charities

Description: The mission of The Delaware 4-H Foundation is to enhance and expand educational
opportunities for Delaware 4-H’ers through private donations.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

The Delaware 4-H Foundation sponsors awards, trips, and scholarships for 4-H members. It also supports residential camps and provides funds for leadership development, program development and project specific support.

Charity Type: Animals, Arts & Culture, Children, Community, Education, Environment, Health, Military & Their Families, Youth Development

Description: Elevate Vocal Arts improves the health and welfare of Delaware residents through high-quality vocal music education, youth development, and workforce readiness programs. Through school-based residencies, summer training opportunities, community performances, and artist development, we help children, teens, and adults build confidence, creativity, discipline, teamwork, and communication skills. Our programs increase access to arts learning, support social-emotional growth, strengthen community connection, and create pathways for young people to explore education and career opportunities in the arts.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

$10 provides sheet music and classroom materials for one school-based residency session.
$30 supports one professional development session for a music educator.
$75 helps fund workforce development training for one Summer Institute apprentice.
$100 helps sponsor one Vocal Artist Apprentice’s participation in Summer Institute.
$250 helps sponsor one Elevation Vocal Artist’s participation in creating and performing meaningful artistic work.

Charity Type: Arts & Culture, Children, Community, Economic Development, Education, Employment & Training Services, Youth Development

Website:  www.dasef.org
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Description: DASEF Mission:
To inspire the people of the Delaware Valley in learning about Science, Space, Technology, Engineering, Earth’s Environment and Mathematics through the use of our academies, presentations, symposiums, professional development, events, activities, and the resources of the Environmental Outpost.

DASEF strives to improve the quality of life through its advocacy of education, the environment, and strengthening the workforce and the Delaware Discovery Center.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

For more than 37 years, DASEF has contributed to the academic development of over 698,250 students, educators and the public through the delivery of context-based activities consistent with current educational research and development. These multi-disciplinary and cooperative learning programs teach in tangible ways the skills of responsible decision making, leadership, teamwork, critical and creative thinking and communication and listening skills.
Field Trips: $7 – $8 per child.

Charity Type: Children, Community, Education, Youth Development

Description:

Every day, Delaware nonprofits provide essential services that support the health and welfare of residents across the state. DANA, the Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement, works behind the scenes to make these organizations stronger, more effective, and better equipped to serve.

Through the DANA Nonprofit Accelerator Program, we support small nonprofits working across a wide range of issue areas, including education, health, and services for children and families. These organizations are deeply trusted in their communities but often lack the resources and infrastructure needed to grow and sustain their impact. The Accelerator Program provides targeted support such as strategic planning, coaching, board training, and financial and technology assistance. As a result, nonprofits become more stable, better led, and able to serve more people, more effectively and consistently.

When you support DANA, you’re not helping just one program, you’re strengthening an entire network of nonprofits working across Delaware. Your investment expands access to essential services and improves the quality of life for individuals and families throughout the state.

 Examples or service and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

State employee contributions help remove barriers that prevent small Delaware nonprofits from accessing the expert support they need to grow stronger and expand their impact. For many organizations, this kind of guidance is simply out of reach, yet it can be the difference between struggling and succeeding.

Your contribution provides practical, high-impact resources such as training, coaching, and technology assistance that helps nonprofits operate more effectively and serve their communities with confidence.

Here’s how your gift makes a difference:

$10 helps a nonprofit leader access a virtual workshop or learning session to build critical skills

$25 supports participation in a training or peer learning experience

$50 provides access to technology support or one-on-one coaching

$100 helps fund expert consulting such as board training, HR guidance, or strategic planning

$200 supports one hour of specialized consulting, to include executive coaching, program evaluation, or financial strategy

Every dollar you give strengthens a nonprofit, and every stronger nonprofit reaches more people in need. Your gift creates a ripple effect that benefits communities across Delaware every day.

Charity Type: Economic Development, Nonprofit Capacity Building

Description: Delaware Ballet is central Delaware’s premier nonprofit student ballet company. Delaware Ballet strives to provide each of its dancers with an invaluable dance education and experience that will follow and serve them throughout their lives, regardless if they choose dance as a profession.

 Examples or service and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

$25 Will cover the cost of ballet slippers for one student
$50 will cover tuition for one weekly class
$100 will send one dancer to the Philly Youth Dance Festival

 Charity Type: Arts & Culture, Children, Community, Education, Youth Development

Website:  www.debreastcancer.org
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Description: Headquartered in Wilmington with offices in Kent and Sussex Counties, the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition’s programs reach diverse communities to deliver messages that address their unique concerns about breast cancer and early detection. Recognizing the barriers of language, culture, and economics, DBCC trains community advocates through their Peer Mentor Program, as well as works to help educate and encourage women and men to take responsibility for their health through breast health presentations and community health fairs. In addition, the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition helps those with low incomes and those with little or no insurance receive free or reduced-cost care.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

$30 will provide a patient with a mammogram.
$50 will provide essential educational materials and resources for newly diagnosed patients.
$75 will support a patient with transportation costs to receive treatments.
$100 will fund early detection navigation and outreach initiatives, saving lives through regular screenings.

Charity Type: Community, Education, Health, Social Services

Description: Delaware CarePlan seeks to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities by providing life-long planning services, financial security, and support services beyond the individual’s basic care, during and after the life of their parents/families. We strive to provide peace of mind to families in knowing that a support system is in place for their loved one when they can no longer be there.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

Contributions of any amount would assist Delaware CarePlan with the means for outreach in form of printed materials, advertising, travel expenses for in-home meetings, and staff time) to the inform and educate families, service providers, and community disability advocates about the need to plan beyond the parents’ existence. Individuals with disabilities are vulnerable, but even more so when they outlive their parents. DCP is able to provide oversight and quality assurance of care and, ultimately, peace of mind to parents and/or guardians who worry about what will happen to their loved ones when they are gone.

Charity Type: Disability Services, Social Services 

Description: Since 1977, the Delaware Center for Horticulture (DCH) has cultivated a greener community by bringing people and plants together. Our work includes creating and maintaining the first Urban Farm in the City of Wilmington, beautifying public landscapes, planting over 18,500 urban trees, and hosting educational programs and community events. Collaborations with social service, municipal, and government agencies afford DCH the opportunity to continue our mission of inspiring individuals and communities through the power of plants.
DCH’s mission contributes to community building through our strategic pillars: to transform underserved neighborhoods, communities, and individuals; to motivate individuals and communities with an interest in plants and horticulture to improve their surroundings; and to elevate the greater Delaware community resulting in a healthier, safer, and more beautiful environment.
Our population served includes preschool-aged children who explore our backyard garden with their parents, adults who attend an informative workshop or lecture, hundreds of students annually who participate in our youth enrichment programming, corporate groups and volunteers who serve the community through tree plantings and other greening initiatives, and the individuals who receive education and training in our workforce development program. We also serve the greater Wilmington community through the environmental benefits of our greening work.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

Donations received go towards:
Education, Public Landscapes, Community Gardens, and Community Forestry

Charity Type: Arts & Culture, Community, Education, Employment & Training Services, Environment

Website:  https://dcjustice.org/
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Description: At the Delaware Center for Justice, we listen, we amplify, and we act to seek justice
for all Delawareans through advocacy and services. We provide state-of-the-art, evidence-based programming to our clients, seeking justice for each individual as we seek justice for all.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

For $10.50 – 2 new books are provided to a child in the Read In, Read Out Program, helping connect families through the power of literacy.
For $25 – you can restore dignity with a hygiene kit for someone returning home. Your gift provides essential items like soap, toothpaste, deodorant, and other personal care supplies — helping individuals feel confident, and ready to take their next steps forward.
For $105 – you empower mobility with a bike for someone rebuilding their life.. Your gift provides reliable transportation that can make all the difference — helping someone get to work, attend appointments, access essential services, and regain independence.
For $1,050 – you can help divert a case from the criminal justice system into restorative justice. Your support makes it possible for individuals to take responsibility, repair harm, and rebuild relationships in a way that promotes accountability and healing — rather than punishment alone.

Charity Type: Community

Description: The Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a statewide, nonprofit organization and coalition of organizations, groups and individuals that strive to promote conditions that prevent and eliminate domestic violence by educating its members and community partners; providing informational resources to the community; and advocating as a strong, unified voice for victims/survivors of domestic violence, children who are affected, domestic violence programs and victim service providers.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

Your support allows us to provide more trainings; do more advocacy and policy work which includes advocating for victims’ safety and more funding for domestic violence services; and we can also do more prevention work by supporting community-based initiatives and building new partnerships to address root causes of violence.

Charity Type: Social Services        

Description: As we continue to experience an affordable housing crisis throughout Delaware, maintaining and protecting homeownership is more important than ever. The Delaware Community Reinvestment Action Council has spent nearly 40 years serving clients with lower incomes, who believe their assets are too small to merit “estate planning”. However, we know that especially for low-wealth homeowners, they could be at risk of losing the home or causing their family to lose the home if a sound plan is not in place. Without a plan for wealth transfer, it is more likely that the home might face foreclosure or become Heirs’ Property with no clear legal ownership. Absent a clear title, a homeowner cannot borrow against the home, modify the mortgage, make tax payment arrangements, and receive other assistance they may need. The best way to protect ownership and plan for a smooth transfer upon the death of a homeowner is comprehensive estate planning. At DCRAC, we will continue to educate and provide this necessary service to the community.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

With each $500 we raise, we are able to provide a low-wealth family legal representation to resolve their tax debts owed to the IRS, or record title to their home, or create planning documents such as wills, power of attorney, and healthcare directive.

Charity Type: Economic Development        

Website:  www.dewildliferescue.com
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Description: Wildlife-human interactions have increased over the past 10+ years. DCYRE provides specialized care for injured and orphaned wildlife, which reduces potential dangers to the public and addresses the concerns and distress that members of the public may experience when encountering these animals. DCYRE also provides specialized training, outreach, and education on native wildlife, including how to recognize symptoms of diseases such as rabies and chronic wasting disease, supporting early recognition, safe public response, and timely reporting to wildlife professionals and health agencies.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

Members of DCYRE are state-permitted wildlife rehabilitators. DCYRE members are unpaid volunteers who provide nutrition, housing, enrichment, and medical treatment to wildlife, supported through donations. DCYRE covers all costs from intake through the rehabilitation and eventual release of each animal in care. A $20 donation can purchase specialized nutritional formula to help raise a litter of orphaned cottontail rabbits from just a few days old through release back into the wild. A $40 donation can provide specialized formula for baby squirrels, and a $10 donation helps us purchase essential supplies such as feeding nipples and other necessary rehabilitation equipment.

Charity Type: Animals, Education, Environment

Website:  https://delawaredancecompany.org/
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Description: Delaware Dance Company (DDC) enhances the health and welfare of Delaware residents by providing accessible, high-quality dance education and community programming for children, teens, and adults. Serving over 200 dancers annually, DDC promotes physical fitness, strength, coordination, and lifelong healthy habits through classes in ballet, modern, jazz, and tap.DDC’s programs also support mental and emotional well-being by fostering confidence, discipline, creativity, and social connection. Inclusive offerings—including adaptive dance for individuals with disabilities, boys’ classes, and pre-professional training—ensure that diverse populations across Delaware have access to meaningful arts participation. Adult programs such as Pilates, ballet, jazz, and Zumba further promote wellness, stress reduction, and community engagement. Through high-quality productions that reach more than 2,000 audience members each year, DDC also enriches Delaware’s cultural landscape. By combining arts education, inclusive access, and community engagement, Delaware Dance Company strengthens the overall health and vitality of Delaware communities.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

Contributions to Delaware Dance Company (DDC) directly support scholarships and financial aid, ensuring that cost is not a barrier to participation in high-quality dance education. These funds allow children and teens across Delaware—including those from underserved communities—to access consistent training, mentorship, and performance opportunities that support their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. For example, a $25 contribution can help offset the cost of a student’s weekly class; $100 can provide a month of tuition assistance; and $500 can fund a partial scholarship for a dedicated dancer to train and perform for an entire semester.

Charity Type: Arts & Culture

Description: Delaware Dreams, Inc. (est.1987) the Delaware Dreams foundation’s mission is to provide for the special needs and/or wishes of Delaware children with a critical illness, a health-related hardship, or other life challenges.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

One of the programs supported by Delaware Dreams is the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware (DSA). Delaware Dreams funds a summer camp for eligible children at a cost of $1,000. This year, we are sponsoring the DSA !Can Swim Camp, which is a 5-day program consisting of 75-minute sessions. The camp teaches children with disabilities how to ride a two-wheeled bicycle without training wheels.

Charity Type: Children        

Website: https://www.medicalsocietyofdelaware.org/

Description: The Delaware Foundation for Medical Services (DFMS) formed as a non-profit in 1992. DFMS supports health programs and initiatives that expand access to care and services for vulnerable, medically underserved, people in Delaware.

Just a few examples of DFMS investment include:
Supporting the development and continued growth of the Medical Society of Delaware’s Voluntary Initiative Program (VIP). The VIP is a statewide network of physicians and practices who volunteer to provide charitable care to uninsured individuals. The VIP has over 700 volunteer physicians and has served over 20,000 people since it was formed.

Supporting the development and continued growth of Hope Medical Clinic in Dover which provides free medical and dental care to eligible individuals.

Sunday Breakfast Mission, La Red Health Center and Rosa Health have also been supported to complete special projects in New Castle and Sussex.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

Donations of any dollar amount contribute to the overall funds that DFMS has available to support activities that are expanding access to no-cost or discounted medical services– directly to consumers- across the state. DFMS supports projects that target medical services to underserved, vulnerable, and high risk populations. Every dollar you contribute is helping make sure that health care is available to ALL people residing in Delaware.

Charity Type: Health     

Website:   https://delawarefutures.org
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Description: Delaware Futures is the only statewide nonprofit in Delaware solely dedicated to empowering at-promise middle and high school students. Founded in 1993, the organization provides year-round, trauma-informed programming entirely free of charge — including academic tutoring, college preparation, workforce development, paid internships, financial literacy, social-emotional learning, and case management — across New Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties. With a 100% high school graduation rate, 96% program retention rate, and 100% of students demonstrating grade and test-score improvement, Delaware Futures ensures every student graduates college- and employment-ready, regardless of the barriers they face.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

$25 provides essential school supplies for a student for an entire semester

$50 covers a student’s college application fees

$100 funds one month of one-on-one tutoring support for a student who needs an academic boost

$500 funds a paid internship stipend — giving a Delaware student their first real work experience

$6,000 covers the full annual program cost for one high-needs student for an entire year of intensive programming

Charity Type: Community, Youth Development, Food Closet

Description: As a statewide, nonprofit AIDS Services Organization operating since 1991, the Delaware HIV Consortium has been working tirelessly to achieve our vision of ending the HIV epidemic in Delaware. Our mission is to improve the lives of people living with and at-risk for HIV through leadership, service, and advocacy.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

How your donations help:
$11 covers an in-office HIV test kit.
$12 covers a DART bus pass good for six trips.
$25 covers an HIV in-home test kit.
$50 covers 15 clients with hygiene products.
$125 covers two clients with food and hygiene products for a month as well as three HIV in-home testing kits.
$200 covers eight clients with hygiene products for a month.

Charity Type: Community, Health, Homelessness, Social Services        

Description: The mission of Delaware Hospice is to support every individual, family and the community with compassionate expert care for serious illness through its various programs and services: Delaware Hospice, Delaware Palliative, Katybug Pediatric, Delaware Dementia Care, Adult Bereavement Services, the New Hope program and the Delaware Hospice Inpatient Center in Milford, DE.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

$25 -pays for a New Hope school group. Our nationally recognized “New Hope” program is dedicated to supporting young people ages 6-17 on their grief journey.
$50 – pays for a Social Worker home visit, embodying compassion and expertise in every interaction.
$100 -pays for training one volunteer, an invaluable extension of our care.
$500 -Two Days of Respite Care for families to allow the caregiver a well needed break to do something for themselves.

Charity Type: Health        

Website: www.deovariancancer.org
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Description: DOCF programs increase awareness and educate people about ovarian cancer. Our programs support ovarian cancer research through the DOCF Research Initiative with research grants to the HF Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute (HFGCC&RI).
About 1 in 87 women develop ovarian cancer. Most are diagnosed in the late stages when the survival rate is low. Ovarian cancer is the deadliest of the gynecologic cancers.
Spreading awareness and supporting research on ovarian cancer will save lives of women.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

DOCF events and activities support the DOCF mission to increase awareness and education about ovarian cancer, to support women affected, and to support ovarian cancer research in Delaware.
DOCF awareness and research activities include:
– DOCF Research Initiative that presently provides grants to facilitate ovarian cancer research at the Research Institute of the HFGCC.
– Turn The Town Teak statewide ovca awareness program.
– Printing and distribution of DOCF ovca awareness brochures.
– Maintaining the DOCF website and FaceBook presence.
– Presentations to women’s groups by the DOCF president.

Charity Type: Health, Awareness

Website: www.delawarepublic.org
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Description: Delaware Public Media (DPM) is Delaware’s only noncommercial public broadcast outlet and the state’s sole NPR affiliate, dedicated to delivering unbiased, nonpartisan, and innovative news and programming that educates, engages, and connects Delawareans. DPM provides trusted, Delaware-focused journalism produced by its own newsroom, covering state and local government, business, education, arts and culture, and the environment across all three counties. Each weekday, DPM airs NPR’s most popular programs, including Morning Edition and All Things Considered, along with 14 local news updates. Annually, DPM produces approximately 1,100 original stories and three weekly programs: The Green, its award-winning flagship news magazine; Hometown Heroes, featuring local musicians; and Money and Politics in Delaware, focused on economic issues. DPM also serves an educational mission by mentoring student interns, helping to cultivate the next generation of journalists.

Examples or service and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

The DPM newsroom produces upwards of 1,500 community-focused stories each year. About $250 produces one local news story.

 Charity Type: Arts & Culture, Community, Education

Website: https://delshakes.org
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Description: Founded in 2003, Delaware Shakespeare’s mission is to bring our community together for vibrant theatre and learning experiences. Historically, Del Shakes has fulfilled this mission through two core programs: the Summer Festival and the Community Tour. In spring 2026, Del Shakes launched an educational touring program to serve students across the state. Annually, Delaware Shakespeare serves nearly 3,000 audience members.

Examples or service and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

$15 enables a student to attend a performance of the QvK educational tour.
$25 provides a ticket subsidy for an adult to attend a performance.
$250 supports engagement efforts with Core Partners organizations
$500 supports the weekly salary of an actor performing in the Community Tour.
$1,000 provides vital support for the Summer Festival or Community Tour, and would designate the donor as an “Honorary Producer,” which includes special perks like behind-the-scenes access to rehearsals and recognition in pre-show announcements.

 Charity Type: Arts & Culture, Education

Website: www.delawaresymphony.org
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Description: The Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s mission is to enrich lives through inspiring musical experiences. We fulfill this mission by providing meaningful performances and outreach for individuals of all ages across the state. Our programming ranges from performances by our 72-member orchestra and smaller ensemble concerts to education and community engagements in schools and other local settings. We recognize that music – particularly live symphonic performances – plays a vital role in strengthening both the physical and mental well-being of individuals and the communities we serve.

Examples or service and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

SECC funding will support the Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s ongoing commitment to ensuring that individuals and families across the State of Delaware have access to the transformative experience of live symphonic music.
$4 can provide a ticket for one child from a Tille 1 school to attend our educational Explorer Concert Program 
$11 can provide a ticket for one child from a non-Title 1 school
The Delaware Symphony participates in the ACCESS program through the non-profit organization Art-Reach, which provides discounted tickets to individuals in the tri-state area with a qualifying state-issued ACCESS/EST card or a disability.
$2 can cover the cost of an individual’s ACCESS concert ticket.

Charity Type: Arts & Culture

Description: The Delaware Technical Community College Educational Foundation exists to bridge the gap between the needs and resources of the College. The non-profit, tax-exempt corporation was established in 1968 to raise funds to provide assistance to Delaware Tech students who wish to enhance their lives through education and training.
The Foundation’s mission is to work with donors to ensure a quality and accessible Delaware Tech education for all.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

Donations support students in the way of books, tuition, student educational supplies, and other needs of the campus community.

Charity Type: Education        

Description: Delaware Theatre Company creates a collaborative community for other Delaware arts organizations and provides tickets at a range of accessible pricing, particularly for the Student Matinee Series. The arts provide a unique opportunity for connection to social issues and neighbors and for building compassion. This provides intangible value to the mental welfare and quality of life for residents. DTC’s student matinees align with Delaware’s Department of Education curriculum

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

$8 per month subsidizes the cost of 2 tickets for the ArtReach program
$10 covers a 5-gallon water cooler refill or pack of sports drinks for DTC’s unairconditioned
scenic construction shop
$15 per month covers annual maintenance costs for the company auto
$10-$25 monthly contributes to a scholarship fund for DTC’s theatre camp
$200 provides 1 annual scholarship for the Totally Awesome Players

Charity Type: Arts & Culture      

Website: www.dvfassn.com
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Description: The DVFA Foundation annually awards scholarships to members and their families of the Delaware Volunteer Fire Service through an application process. These scholarships provide the recipients with continuing educational opportunities across multiple disciplines.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

The DVFA Foundation was able to provide scholarships to 15 deserving recipients for the 2025 – 2026 scholastic year. All contributions, n\o matter the size, will allow the Foundation to continue this program with awarding those who wish to better themselves by furthering their education.

Charity Type: Education

Description: DVLS exists to ensure that Delawareans who are socially and economically disadvantaged can access high quality civil legal assistance when and where it matters most. DVLS’ mission is to provide high quality pro bono civil legal services to people who otherwise could not afford counsel, thereby addressing urgent needs related to safety, family stability, housing economic opportunity and basic dignity.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

For every dollar invested in civil legal aid in Delaware, there is a $7.23 economic return for Delaware and its communities.

Charity Type: Legal Services        

Website: www.Doverinterfaith.org
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Description: The Dover Interfaith Mission for Housing operates shelters for 40 men and for 39 women and children with an extensive array of services, including intensive case management, health screening and referrals, access to mental health and substance abuse treatment, and communal meals and activities designed to foster a sense of community. Well over half of shelter residents succeed in gaining employment, housing, and productive and purposeful lives.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

$20 provides a week of laundry detergent for one of the shelters.
$10 provides an individual bus pass for transport to job interviews.
$50 covers a week of laundry and cleaning products.

Charity Type: Employment & Training Services, Homelessness, Social Services

Website:  www.dsadelaware.org
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Description: The Down Syndrome Association of Delaware supports over 600 individuals with Down syndrome and their loved ones, from birth to adulthood, offering a caring community, peer support, up-to-date information, and connection to needed services. Our organization offers summer camps, social events, exercise classes, workplace training, and more. DSA of Delaware is a link between families and individuals with Ds and the medical community, implementing a strong medical outreach program that ensures medical professionals have the information they need to treat the Ds community. Through DSA of Delaware, families aren’t alone when receiving a Ds diagnosis, when approaching medical challenges unique to children with Ds, when weighing their children’s educational needs, and so much more.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution: 

$100 will provide a new parent packet to a family welcoming a new baby with Down syndrome.
$20 will cover the cost of a boxing class, as part of our Down to Box Program, for an individual with Down syndrome.

Charity Type: Disability Services

Website: www.delawaretroopers.org
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Description: Delaware State Trooper Association Benevolent Fund provides financial and/or other assistance to all law enforcement officers and their families in the event of a line-of-duty death, serious injury or illness.

Examples of services and/or resources this organization can provide with your contribution:

Meals, lodging and transportation expenses provided to officers and family members during hospitalization, medical treatments, testing, etc.

Charity Type: Law Enforcement & Their Families