It’s Giving Tuesday again!
And if it seems like we just had Giving Tuesday 2020, that’s because this year there are two: an emergency #GivingTuesdayNow in May during the first wave of COVID-19, and today’s annual event, taking place the Tuesday after Black Friday.
If you’re on social media today, you’ve probably seen the Giving Tuesday logo here and there. We’ve rounded up a collection of Delaware nonprofits raising money for medical research, social justice, food insecurity, the arts, environment and education.
Remember, if you choose to give specifically to COVID-19 relief in Delaware, the best way to do that is to go directly to the COVID-19 Relief Fund page of the DelawareGives website.
ACLU of Delaware:
AIDS Delaware:
The American Heart Association of Delaware:
The Beau Biden Foundation for Children:
Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware:
CAMP Rehoboth for LGBTQ youth:
Christina Cultural Arts Center:
City Theater Company:
The Choir School of Delaware:
Delaware CAN:
Delaware College of Art and Design:
Delaware Greenways:
Delaware Historical Society:
Delaware Humane Association:
Family Promise NNCC:
Food Bank of Delaware:
Meals on Wheels Delaware:
One Village Alliance:
Opera Delaware:
REACH Riverside:
Special Olympics Delaware:
SPUR Impact:
Urban Promise Wilmington:
United Way Delaware:
It's more important than ever to support our community. Every contribution matters. Here's how you can help us during #GivingTuesday Visit https://t.co/RHIFBNfql7 #netde #livingunited pic.twitter.com/uKLrq8zq1b
— United Way Delaware (@UnitedWayDE) December 1, 2020
Westside Family Healthcare:
Wilmington Alliance:
Wilmington Green Box:
Zip Code Wilmington:
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