Laffey-Mchugh Foundation

To support the renovation and relocation of the emmanuel dining room east to a new permanent location to serve nutritious meals to families in need.

To support the food bank of delaware's expanded head start backpack program.

To prospectively investigate advanced ultrasound imaging markers of acute kidney injury (aki) in 24 pilot subjects (0-19 years old) with severe aki to enable early detection and prognosis.

To improve academic outcomes for delaware students in foster care who are victims of abuse, neglect and trauma through kind to kids foundation's signature education program, ugrad academy.

To support renovations to samaritan housing, a short term emergency shelter for single women and women with children.

To support enhancements to the technology infrastructure supporting the delaware goes to college academy offered to high school students from low-income families.

For its new thrive out-of-school program providing tutoring, sel, and life skills activities for teens, and extending social-emotional support and STEM for teen summer activities in zip code 19801.

In general operating funds to respond to client needs through its transitional housing program, empowerment centers and the clothing bank.

To support the launch of programming for 9th and 10th grade students for its residential college-preparation program that helps overcome economic or social barriers to educational success.

In general operating support for delawares three legal aid agencies.

For academic support for underserved middle school and high school students to prepare them for the next steps in high school, college, and career exploration.

In general operational funds to support its programming in the community.

To support its client advocate program, an innovative public defense program in partnership with the office of defense services providing interdisciplinary services and restorative support to 400 people entangled in the criminal legal system in delaware.

To provide a tutor/teacher training and certification program currently being piloted at la academia antonio alonso charter school in newark.

To support a research project investigating how genetic mutations, particularly brca1/2, influence lymphoma patients responses to conventional treatments and novel immunotherapies.

For its promise of yes capital campaign to repair properties embedded in under-resourced areas of wilmington in which urbanpromise staff and interns live, build relationships, and foster trust in the neighborhoods.

To enable underserved high school students to explore delaware's natural and historical sites, documenting their experience via videography and photojournalism with a livestream to k-8 classrooms.

For its emergency food distribution program.

To support homeless and impoverished individuals and families through nutritious meals, clothing, emergency shelter, food boxes, and residential programs with supportive services.

To support the next cohort of harambee delaware emerging leaders of color and support the launch of the delaware dozen accelerator to work closely with 12 alumni over the next two years to grow/launch their ventures

In general operations support for its expansion of initiatives in dover that aim to reduce recidivism.

To support hiring a third program coordinator to meet growing demand for hands-on, outdoor, STEM education services related to its school-based gardening programs.

For general operating expenses supporting its tuition-free, high-quality middle school program for students in wilmington.

To establish new programming in creative arts, education, and health and wellness by supporting staff time devoted to program development and purchasing supplies/equipment for activities.

For educator stipends to develop/support its transition to mastery-based learning, enhancing personalized instruction and improving academic achievement for its underserved, primarily hispanic, k-8 student population.

In general operating support for its vocal music, academic enrichment, health services, and life skills development programming.

To launch chasing away the blues, a collaboration with mental health professionals to offer self-care workshops, family arts classes, and resource referrals for adults with students living with a single head of household.

In general operating funds to support curriculum refinement, professional development, instructional materials, and enhance services for pregnant and parenting teens across delaware.

For the direct material costs of its critical repairs program providing aging in place home repairs for low income elderly homeowners in new castle county.

To expand its peer-mentoring program with the mental health court of delaware that offers re-entry programs for non-violent offenders within the prisons prior to release.

To support the pilot of central dover saves, a program for underbanked individuals in central dover to receive financial education, and build savings with a 2:1 match for every dollar saved.

To sustain and expand the future culture creator employment program, enabling underserved and at risk youth to develop essential skills and launch meaningful initiatives.

For its summer education/enrichment and outreach programming for the underserved communities of wilmington.

To support the launch of a meal program, called spoonful of hope, for its volunteers to provide nutritious meals to families with children being treated at the nemours childrens hospital.

To pilot an expansion of collabclub services to meet the needs of special education students at southern elementary school in new castle county.

To support underrepresented delawareans through its itworks delaware and cxworks baylor workforce programs, and local nonprofits through projects in its data innovation lab.

For its stages of discovery school matinees providing students in prek to grade 12 an opportunity to experience live theatre with enriching curriculum connections, thereby integrating the arts with a culturally responsive education.

To help close the wealth gap by supporting bipoc businesses in delaware to gain access to capital and business advisory services.

To support year up united wilmington's student services such as transportation, childcare, mental health, and financial assistance to reduce student attrition and increase program completion rates in its workforce development program.

To sustain and expand the role of community health workers to improve the health and well-being of clients being served through its home-life management center.

To bridge the temporary funding gap in the inaugural year of operations at hannahs house, the states first residential facility for young victims of sex trafficking.

To enable small delaware nonprofits with limited staff and capacity to benefit from a capacity building assessment and placement of a public ally to support growth.

To support its delaware wolf trap classroom residencies that connect professional artists with students and educators using cross-disciplinary learning, and expand its family program to reinforce classroom learning.

To expand access to services for incarcerated parents by implementing attachment and biobehavioral catch-up (abc), an evidence-based home visiting program for families upon reentry.

To connect more people to bilingual, culturally responsive behavioral health professionals trained in community-based, trauma-informed care.

To offer a free 10-week summer camp for teens ages 13-15 and create a blueprint that can be expanded statewide.

To support the brandywine conservancy's protection and preservation of the brandywine-christina watershed through land preservation, agricultural best practice implementation, and community and municipal planning.

To become a smart recovery multiple pathways provider, offering community meetings such as the family & friends program to support long term sobriety.

To support its healing through the arts program, which utilizes various art forms to bring about healing for community members in need.

To help reinvigorate its urban agriculture programming and establish partnerships with local organizations to expand fresh food access initiatives in low-income communities surrounding e.d. Robinson urban farm and its community garden.

To support digital marketing efforts to grow awareness and subscribers in new castle county.

To support development of a sibling component of its 2024 days of summer camp in kent and new castle county.

To support program and curriculum development to scale its vocal arts apprenticeship and summer institute as a delaware workforce development trainer/provider for aspiring vocal artists aged 18-25.

To sustain engagement of 30 young adults in the mechanic shop operations while working toward a social enterprise start up for this generation of participants.

To expand its community hub program leveraging its gym, kitchen, stage and meeting rooms as a resource for local organizations providing cultural, educational and direct service programs.

Toward the purchase of a van to support its "exploring beyond the classroom" initiative providing underprivileged students at aspira academy with enriching experiences outside the classroom.

To pilot an innovative program at local libraries to efficiently address unmet adult literacy needs through a conversation/book club and non-structured open-lab time, just in time.

To ensure education is a dedicated area of its independent, investigative news coverage and to host education-focused community events.

To gift 1,200 under-resourced delaware children with a brand-new coat or a pair of new shoes.

To support the final stages of the campaign to build the center for hope and healing for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.

To create a centrally-located learning commons area to support academic research and project-based collaborative learning.

To support expansion of the one love, one heart program offering music, movement, and mindfulness programs to children and training for staff in early child care centers in zip code 19720.

In capital to support repairs and improvements to its construction training and education center (ctec) building.

To support contemporary art programs that provide emerging artists/creatives with equitable access to growth opportunities that engage and educate community members while helping support the vitality of our community.

To support expansion of its youth program including a mountain bike team and initiating a youth workforce development initiative.

For its streetleader program that employs and trains at-risk teens to lead childrens camps, ameliorating their life trajectories through academic tutoring, social-emotional learning, and mentorship from staff.

To create an extension of its above 'xpectations' college and career planning program to focus on helping kids stay in college once accepted, be better prepared, and not transfer out/home.

To support its long-term transitional housing for women and their children, and its motel ministry program providing short-term emergency housing for men, women, and children.

To support a part-time development consultant who will create and guide development activities and assist in establishing fundraising sustainability for the organization.

To support 4DLS lead for delaware leader development and multi-state reciprocal certification program based on rigorous reflection, strategic discourse, and solution design.

For the renovation of its performing arts center, originally constructed in 1983, that serves as the primary gathering space for theatrical performances, assemblies, graduation, and more.

To build a centralized data reporting and analysis application to improve its understanding of the social impact of its trauma and brain-science informed services and other programs.

To grow and integrate arts for peace and peace education programming into local schools and deepen relationships with other community partners.

For its student matinee program to engage and excite middle school and high school students about the arts.

To support STEM education and enrichment programming, serving delaware students k - 12.

For a pilot program engaging 6 community partners to develop engaging programming for its new interactive maritime outdoor adventure course.

To pilot new curriculum and training in its civic coach development program to help other organizations develop civic leaders and lead teams within their organizations.

To support the growth of its emerging leaders community (elc) program in 2024-2025 and expand the number of professionals interested in joining delaware nonprofit boards.

To support a temporary funding gap in its state contract to provide supported living services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

To pilot an employer-focused program to reduce turnover among young black and brown professionals in delaware by increasing the employees community engagement.

To expand and improve its neighborhood-based programs, which provide exceptional music education to low-income children of color in the city of wilmington.

To provide educational programming to older adults in wilmington.

For the 2024 cohort of nonprofit organizations receiving an annual subscription to resilia's online resources and coaching.

To support the general operating budget to provide free in-person and hybrid programs for cancer patients, caregivers and families.

To assist senior homeowners with home safety repairs in an effort to reduce the risk of falls within their home.

To support the celebrate the beat dance program at the aspen community school.

To expand outreach into targeted populations with the highest incidence of late-stage breast cancer diagnosis by establishing long-term community partnerships and screening events.

For a public ally to support its capacity-building for year-round trauma-informed curricula and mentorship programs serving delaware high school students.

To expand its HIV prevention and outreach program, supporting HIV testing, prep navigation, education, and safe sex supply distribution to underserved communities statewide.

For its "shred the barriers" initiative providing mountain bike loaners and scholarships to middle and high-school aged youth from underserved communities in wilmington to join its cycling programs.

To provide interactive science-based educational programs to young underserved children in head start centers.

For its 2024 community tour production of the winters tale, which will travel to locations such as prisons, community centers, and libraries throughout delaware.

To help sustain its steam and sel-based after-school enrichment program for elementary-aged students.

For its danceworks program supporting students from low income communities in kindergarten to grade 5.

In general operating funds to support growth and enhance content of the eyeball it! (ei) immersive visual art program for under-resourced and bipoc youth throughout delaware, including bilingual english/spanish youth.

To support the class of 2025-2026 with annual scholarships to women in delaware based on financial need, personal challenges, and academic performance.

To serve the most vulnerable members in its community through its desert mission food bank, adult day healthcare, lincoln learning center, and living well program.

In general operational support to grow educational outcomes at its early learning center through strategic recruitment and staff retention.

To support the growth of its arena adaptive program with specialized equipment and supplies for people with physical disabilities.

For its annual conference and childrens camp supporting children living with alopecia areata by providing a unique, wholistic experience, nurturing self-esteem through carefully planned activities led by experienced facilitators.

To supports its summer junior leadership program at haynes park for middle schoolers and its summer read-a-thon.

For low-cost counseling to adults and children suffering from grief, loss, and illness.

To support a roof replacement program for veterans in delaware.

To increase access to treatment atlas, a search tool for historically marginalized populations across delaware to access quality addiction treatment services for substance use disorder.

For the delaware student shoe bank, a pilot program with friendship house to support homeless and low-income students in need.

To support its window of opportunity for homeless men and women providing a safe residential environment and supportive programming to achieve self-sufficiency.

To support ongoing activities that serve the quality of life needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities cared for in its managed residences in delaware.

In general operating funding for supplies and activities supporting children in high-risk communities.

To leverage the new mixed south american species habitat to engage and educate children in title i schools within the wilmington learning collaborative.

To solidify and expand its sickle cell disease fellowships, tutoring and mentor programs for patients, families and caregivers during the transition from pediatric care to adult care.

To expand the driving simulator program for neurodiverse teens and adults.

To launch an after-school STEM program at the hope center to teach robotics, coding, and various facets of artificial intelligence through interactive, hands-on experiences.

To support the growth and expansion of yes! (delaware youth environmental summit).

To support its school friendship & leadership development program in delaware.

To provide families impacted by cancer with one-time financial assistance for essential household bills to reduce the toxic financial stress that occurs between diagnosis and when short-term disability, insurance approval, and other financial assistance begins.

For general operating support to provide quality education to cambodias most vulnerable children through six core programs and over 60 interconnected projects.

In general operating support for its programs supporting the most impoverished and at-risk children in cambodia.

For its family day and other programs supporting kids in delaware with type 1 diabetes.

To help homeless across delaware to sleep safely, with comfort and dignity by providing them with a backpack with storage that rolls out into an all-weather protected bed.

To support staff development through expansion of consultation programs focused on inclusion.

To support interventions that aid children and families affected by parental incarceration trauma.

To support the launch of its healthy people campaign including a monthly educational series on detv and social media to empower patients to improve their overall health.

To support community engagement in education through the design and launch of an interactive map of delaware school district proficiency and demographic data.

To support development of its strategic plan to expand from its successful role providing emergency distribution services during the pandemic to meet ongoing community crisis needs for essential goods and services.

To support the girl scouts leadership experience, empowering girls and women from diverse backgrounds throughout delaware, through leadership development, educational enrichment, and community engagement.

To hire and train a community engagement coordinator for new castle county to develop business and donors for its healthy homes program.

For general project funding to support local families in the colorado roaring fork valley and support its homebuyer and homeowner education programs.

For general operating support for its programs to promote healthy lifestyles and combating childhood obesity in underserved communities through physical activities and nutritional education for children ages 4 to 12.

To support its health equity funds for low-income seniors to subsidize the gap between the cost of food, shelter, and supportive services, and their annual income and government subsidies.

To support the youth achievement center (yac) program serving students ages 13 to 18 to promote academic achievement, leadership development, health, and wellness.

To provide immediate capacity-building support to local and emerging organizations with limited staff and/or funding, especially those that provide highly proximate services to underserved communities in delaware.

To provide immediate capacity-building support to local and emerging organizations with limited staff and/or funding, especially those that provide highly proximate services to underserved communities in delaware.

In capital to replace a sprinkler system.

To provide immediate capacity-building support to local and emerging organizations with limited staff and/or funding, especially those that provide highly proximate services to underserved communities in delaware.

To launch internship program in technical theater/opera production and management, including sound, lighting and stage management, for vo-tech and other high school students.

In general operations support for its community refrigerator program in delaware.

To expand its child abuse prevention program, b.e. S.m.a.r.t., to 7th and 8th grade students in delaware.

To promote health and wellness through an 8-week program that focuses on preventative care, anxiety and depression relief.

To support se5 popup2.0, an in-school incentive program that rewards students for achieving certain academic and anti-violence program goals.

To support montessori training for classroom lead teachers and associate teachers.

To provide access to community members to attend the 2024 diamond state black film festival at theatre n at nemours in wilmington.

To provide immediate capacity-building support to local and emerging organizations with limited staff and/or funding, especially those that provide highly proximate services to underserved communities in delaware.

To support the melody music program, a tuition-free program for underserved communities that teaches leadership skills through music.

In capital to replace a failing industrial hot water heater in its wildlife response building where oiled wildlife is washed following contamination incidents.

To support its 2024 production of die fledermaus, its outreach workshop with edge for tomorrow and melody, and programming attached to the matinee performance.

To increase access to wyras afterschool rowing program for students from low-income backgrounds.

To support its 2025 youth art expo and related education programming.

For its children's environmental education programs which provide hands-on, nature-based learning experiences that inspire environmental stewardship, enhance academic growth, and connect youth with the natural world.

To support its safety net services, including low-cost veterinary care (on-site and off-site) and its pet food and supply bank for underserved communities in delaware.

To support the reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses for families to obtain autism evaluations of their children.

To support its stand up period product bank that provides free menstrual products to community partners for distribution to individuals who otherwise lack access to affordable products.

To bring musical performances to underserved populations in delaware and support the expansion of its music lending library, which lends music to local choirs for free.

To sustain the summer programming of its neuroscience-based therapeutic horse programs in the roaring fork valley.