Gallo Gives Foundation donates 11K to community programs
West Rehoboth Children & Youth Program check presentation attendees shown are (l-r) Brenda Milbourne and Diaz Bonville, program representatives, and Andrew Ratner and Chris Roark from the Gallo Gives Foundation. SUBMITTED PHOTOS February 26, 2021
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware check presentation attendees shown are (l-r) Olivia Davish and Sharon Brown from Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Chris Roark and Tricia Ratner from the Gallo Gives Foundation.
The Shepherd’s Office check presentation attendees shown are (l-r) Chris Roark, Gallo Gives Foundation; Jim Martin, the Shepherd’s Office, and Andrew Ratner and Tricia Ratner, Gallo Gives Foundation.
Creative nourishment kits to go to 21,000 Sussex students February 11, 2021
Freeman Arts volunteers are assembling more than 21,000 creative nourishment kits to distribute to area students during remote and hybrid learning. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Freeman Arts Pavilion’s latest initiative to ensure local students have access to arts experiences despite limited in-person opportunities will benefit more than 21,000 children.
A program of the Joshua M. Freeman Foundation, Freeman Arts is a fundraising arts nonprofit located in Selbyville. It partners with schools on Delmarva to build a relevant, dynamic arts in education program through its Arts Access Initiative. Its most recent project, called creative nourishment kits, will fill the void of arts education programs as teachers and parents continue to face the demands of remote and hybrid learning.