The Formal Dress Project is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization. We collect new & gently-used formal attire & accessories. Students can purchase a gown for $10. Jewelry & Handbags are $5 each & Shoes are $1 *Eligible students will have the opportunity to shop for a dress, free of charge.

iguacu addresses the frustration people feel when they want to help people caught up in serious humanitarian crises such as Syria, Afghanistan or Haiti. It can be difficult and time-consuming to know which charity to support. There is nothing else like Iguacu. On behalf of the public, Iguacu is able to identify exceptional charities thanks to its unique intelligence network of more than 900 experts. Close to what is happening on the ground, the network speaks in confidence to the Iguacu team, speaking freely about which charities are highly effective, and which are not, and why.

The foundation is a mutual benefit organization that is raising money for women and children of domestic violence as well ad for inmates to help rehabilitation through arts. The program had a grief loss chart that focuses on inmates recognizing and embracing the dehumanizing effect's if their crimes

Catholic Charities, Inc. delivers critical direct care human services to individuals and families in DE and MD Eastern Shore regardless of their religion, race, or ability to pay. Programs include basic needs services like emergency financial grants for rent and utility payments, financial coaching, food distribution programs, and thrift centers; immigration help; behavioral health services including addiction and substance abuse counseling, anger management, domestic violence intervention, and pregnancy counseling; the only residential maternity home in Delaware for young women, Bayard House; an adult emergency shelter, Casa San Francisco; subsidized rental housing for seniors, Marydale Retirement Village; and a multi-purpose center in Princess Anne MD, Seton Center.

Utilizing the power of well-targeted media, human connectedness, organizational alliances, and humor, we try to expose social injustices with genuine footage. Because, in order for our mission to succeed, each US citizen must stay abreast of the issues, know their rights, and demand that their elected officials enact a legislative change in public policy. Our media is used to publicize the unknown issues that our target demographic usually faces alone. Ideally, our evidence will be sufficient enough to begin and organize a cohesive solution to ending blatant human rights' violations. Delaware Peace Club is relentlessly devoted to creating visible changes for people who need it the most. We welcome requests for a transparent breakdown of our overhead expenditures, showing how each donation impacts our program, with no more than 25% of monies going toward our administrative costs.

American Treatment Network includes a unique fusion of primary care, medicated assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid and alcohol addiction, intensive outpatient (IOP), partial hospitalization (PHP), non-traditional cognitive-behavioral therapies, and care coordination Our high staff-to-patient ratio allows us to provide high touch care. Our clinical care team is composed of licensed professionals with years of alcohol and opioid substance abuse.

From Wilmington to Rehoboth, AARP Delaware is making a difference in your community. - We provide tools and tips to help you protect yourself and your family from fraud and scams. - We work to enhance the quality of life for Family Caregivers, and provide information that could help your loved ones stay in their own homes and communities. - We aim to improve your financial resilience with local events, resources, and more. We aim to connect with you, share resources and add fun to life after age 50 in Delaware with free movies, happy hours, walking groups and more.