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Delawareans will have an opportunity Thursday and Friday to donate to their choice of more than 500 nonprofit organizations throughout the state during the

Barbara Kelly, left, heads the Kelly Family Scholarship Fund, which offers help to Caesar Rodney students, including Lena Berry, right.   As college kids decide where they’re going to school, their next focus is how they’re going to pay for it. The Delaware Community Foundation may be able to help. The foundation, a nonprofit that manages lots of small funds, ... <div><a href="https://townsquaredelaware.com/community-foundation-offers-thousands-in-college-scholarships/" class="more-link">Read More</a></div>

Delaware Business Now Reading Time: 3 minutes In 2020, the Delaware Community Foundation awarded $31.2 million in community grants and scholarships, primarily from charitable funds established by individuals, families and corporate donors. The 2020 giving – which had an impact on tens of thousands of Delawareans – represents a 35 percent increase over 2019 giving and a 112 percent increase over 2018 giving. The increased giving in Delaware reflects national trends in 2020, as donors responded to the pandemic, shared the fruits of a strong stock market and took advantage of charitable giv...

Students may apply for dozens of scholarships with one form March 1, 2021 Delaware Community Foundation 2021-22 scholarship applications are due by Monday, March 15. Students can apply for dozens of DCF scholarships by completing a single online application, available at delcf.org/scholarships. Each year, the DCF awards scholarships to students from funds established by generous people who care about education and understand that it can be costly. This past year, the DCF awarded $306,800 to 165 students throughout the state. There is no cap on the number of scholarships or the amoun...

February 1, 2021 In 2020, the Delaware Community Foundation awarded $31.2 million in community grants and scholarships, primarily from charitable funds established by individuals, families and corporate donors. The 2020 giving - which touched tens of thousands of Delawareans - represents a 35 percent increase over 2019 giving and a 112 percent increase over 2018 giving. The increased giving in Delaware reflects national trends in 2020, as donors responded to the pandemic, shared the fruits of a strong stock market and took advantage of charitable giving tax incentives established th...