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Do More 24 Campaign Breaks Donor Records
Do More 24 Delaware held its ninth annual campaign with a record of nearly 20,500 donors and brought in over $2.3 million for more than 500 Delaware nonprofits throughout the state last week. United Way of Delaware is a co-organizing sponsor of Do More 24, along with Spur Impact.
United Way of Delaware’s Sarah Carter Spreads News About the Earned Income Tax Credit
UWDE Manager for Sussex Engagement Sarah “Cha Cha” Carter joined Sen. Tom Carper and First State Community Action Agency’s Bernice Edwards to discuss the Earned Income Tax Credit.
United Way of Delaware’s Rev. Dr. John G. Moore Sr. to Headline Martin Luther King Jr. Program
UWDE Director of Philanthropy Rev. Dr. John G. Moore Sr. will headline a program to celebrate the upcoming birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
United Way of Delaware President and CEO Michelle A. Taylor Named On DBT’s 222 List
United Way of Delaware President and CEO Michelle A. Taylor, Ed. D., is named to Delaware Business Times’ Inaugural 222 List.
Invisible Wounds: Violence Wreaks ‘Havoc’ on Health
The Delaware Racial Justice Collaborative and United Way of Delaware co-hosted a Community Violence Symposium with ChristianaCare and other partners.
United Way’s Get Delaware Reading boosts literacy
United Way of Delaware is lauded for its efforts to promote literacy.
1st Latinos student summit to celebrate culture, voice
Town Square Live reports on the anticipated 1st Annual Latinos Unidos Student Summit. The Summit is designed to bring students together to empower them and to celebrate their culture and student voice.
A new study examines Delaware’s workforce landscape
Delaware Public Media reports on the recently-released Delaware Workforce Study
Delaware’s First Dual Language Born Learning Trail Opens in Downtown Wilmington
Delaware’s first dual-language Born Learning Trail opens in downtown Wilmington.
New Dual Language Learning Trail Leads to new Experiences in English and Spanish
Where can a young person be encouraged to hop, skip, jump, dance, talk about a memory or an experience, or make up a story on the spot – in English, in Spanish or both? It’s all possible at the new dual language learning trail at Cool Springs Park in Wilmington.
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