Nonprofit
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Four Grants Awarded from 2020 Census Action Fund to Help Nonprofits With Census Promotion, Work
The Foundation for Delaware County awarded four nonprofit grants totaling $41,804 from the Delco Counts 2020 Census Action Fund, bringing the total awarded for the year to $99,813. These grants give recipients the resources to inform and educate, conduct outreach and provide technical assistance to ensure a complete and accurate census count for hard-to-reach communities…
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Child Guidance Resource Centers Hosts Virtual Strengthening Families Program
Do you have a child ages 6-11? If so, you’re invited to be part of the Strengthening Families Program hosted by the Child Guidance Resource Centers. This FREE virtual group enhances family bonds, helps children manage stress and learn new social skills, supporting parenting, and build stronger relationships. The group is held through Zoom every…
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SCORE Webinar July 9 Offers Insights Into Starting and Running a Nonprofit
SCORE Chester and Delaware Counties is hosting a free webinar Thursday, July 9, “What It Takes to Start and Run a Successful Non-profit”. The webinar, 10 to 11:30 a.m., will be hosted by Mike DiLeo, who served on the board of several nonprofits and was CFO of international joint ventures for 25 years with the…
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Free Baby Item Pick Up, Food Drives This Week in Delaware County
Free baby items are available for Delaware County families in need during a pick up event Friday, June 19, in Sharon Hill. The first come, first served event offers newborn to size 6 diapers, formula, baby food, and other baby items. Pick up is noon to 2 p.m. at 250 Sharon Ave. in Sharon Hill.…
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Elwyn in Media Fights Financial Losses From Pandemic, New Payment System
Elwyn is working to come up with solutions to financial losses stemming from the way states, particularly New Jersey, pay the 168-year-old nonprofit for its services, writes Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The pandemic has also made it harder for Elwyn to renew a $45 million line of credit to sustain operations. Elwyn, headquartered…
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From Child Guidance Resource Centers: Talking to Our Children About Race and Violence
The last few months have produced many challenges in all of our lives. As a society we have been more isolated than ever before due to the pandemic. COVID-19 has given us a new perspective on what others are going through, from the loss of family members and friends, to the loss of jobs. Now…
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The Power of Play: How 5 Minutes a Day Can Change Your Parent-Child Relationship
Children stuck at home during the pandemic are feeling stressed by changes in routine, but often have trouble expressing their feelings. This leads to increasingly negative behaviors like crying, tantrums and not listening. That, in turn, leaves parents stressed and overwhelmed. But there are strategies found in Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) you can use…
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From Volunteer to CEO: Devon-Based Surrey Services for Seniors Finds Its Next Leader
Christi Seidel has been named President and CEO of Surrey Services for Seniors. Her appointment follows a six-month, nationwide search conducted by the Devon-based nonprofit that helps older adults live with independence and dignity and continue as engaged members of the community. Seidel, a resident of the Tredyffrin-Easttown School District, has held a variety of…
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Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund Grants Near $300K to 42 Nonprofits
The Foundation for Delaware County announced eight more grants May 4 from the Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund. The fund has now crossed the $600,000 mark, thanks to the generosity of many individuals, businesses and foundations. The Response Fund was set up to support area nonprofits who are working at the forefront of the region’s…
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SCORE Offers 2 Live Webinars May 5 and 7 on the CARES Act and Navigating Uncertainty for Businesses
SCORE Chester & Delaware Counties announces two national SCORE live on line webinars being offered to businesses May 5 and May 7. CARES Act On Tuesday, May 5, from 1 to 2 p.m. SCORE presents, “CARES Act in Simple Terms – How to Know Which Programs are Right for Your Business.” Join this online informative…
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Villanova Freshman Uses Pandemic Down Time to Make Lunches for Senior Citizens
Normally, Caeli Beatty would be focusing on her high school graduation as she prepared for her upcoming freshman year at Villanova University, reports the staff of mainlinemedianews.com. But the pandemic put the graduation ceremony on hold, so Beatty is using her time to prepar grab and go lunches for senior citizens. The lunches are organized…
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Child Guidance Resource Centers Offers a Way for Businesses to Reach Potential Autism Spectrum Customers
Businesses can make themselves more inclusive and friendly to everyone. Child Guidance Resource Centers in Havertown has a free program to show them the way. The Autism Family Friendly Business Initiative teaches companies how to become more accessible and welcoming to people with autism and other sensory needs, opening up ways to attract customers, says…
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Child Guidance Resource Centers’ 10 Minute Facebook Platform Helps With Pandemic Stress
Through these unusual times of physical distancing, it can be difficult to keep track of what day it is, let alone manage all the competing responsibilities and items on our to do lists. Although many of us have longed for time to ourselves, days away from the pressures of our jobs, and more time with…
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Upper Darby Nonprofit Provides Free Hot Meals for Pickup, Delivery to Those Impacted by the Pandemic
“We are here to help.” That’s what it says on a flyer distributed in Upper Darby neighborhoods by the Upper Darby Community Outreach Corporation. Working with Christ Lutheran Church in the 69th Street area, the UDCOC is a small nonprofit offering free hot meals for take out and delivery to anyone who needs it. Guided…
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Foundation for Delaware County Thanks DELCO.Today Readers for Generous Donations to COVID-19 Fund
To the editor: A heartfelt thank you to your readers who have generously donated over $500,000 to the Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund. Their support has enabled the foundation to distribute $221,755 to 34 front line organizations serving the most vulnerable in Delaware County (for a complete list, visit delcofoundation.org). These nonprofits are addressing critical…
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Ten More Grants Released This Week From Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund
The Foundation for Delaware County released 10 more grants this week from the Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund. Since the fund’s creation, 34 grants and $221,755 in funds have been distributed to 34 front line organizations. There is currently $500,000 in the fund, thanks to ongoing donations, including recent gifts from PECO, Ethel Sergeant Clark…
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SCORE Chester and Delaware County Offers 12 Ideas to Help Small Businesses Cope in This Crisis
The coronavirus pandemic is an unprecedented challenge for small business owners, who are hurting financially, worried and confused about what options they may have. Closing their business is not just a financial concern for them as they see a complete loss of revenue. The owners also want to do the right thing for their employees,…







































