Close your eyes and dream of summer — and those intensive STEM youth programs.

Two rising seniors will receive full tuition to Wilmington University this spring.

#FinHealthChallenge, geared toward underrepresented founders, is accepting applications.

The funds, from the Delaware Division of Small Business, will help small businesses offset Zip Code's tuition reimbursement fee.

This year's beneficiaries of the annual downtown party are West End Neighborhood House and Year Up Wilmington.

Our top picks for youth-oriented coverage from the past year.

"By engaging early with young women and providing them with a path to rewarding careers in the fintech industry, we can build a more diverse financial services ecosystem," First State Fintech Lab cofounder Meghan Wallace said.

This has been Jacqueline Means' year — and she finished it with a national award.

Twenty-three nonprofits have been awarded Financial Literacy Education Fund grants.

Want to keep your philanthropic dollars local? Here are some of the Delaware orgs participating in the holiday.