#GivingTuesday is back at its regularly scheduled time. Here are some local orgs to support.

Comcast is going to charge Delaware customers extra if they exceed 1.2 Terabytes in a month. Cord cutters will be most affected.

The bank has committed $1 million to the partnership with Delaware's historically Black college.

WhistleOut found that, while most states have rising internet speeds, Delaware's speeds have dropped. That's amid the backdrop of having some of the fastest speeds in the nation for years.

The Tech Impact program partners with Marlette Funding for the first round of training.

"It's much more about accessibility, it's much more about transparency and much more about engaging the community in a real way where everyone feels as though they can be a part of this," said new organizer Dr. Dan Young.

TD Charitable Foundation awarded a grant to the program, which gives Wilmington residents the resources and access to real estate so they can revitalize their own neighborhoods.

The IT nonprofit will lead a rapid workforce training program, along with partners like Code Differently.

The Executive Leadership Council awarded the $900,000 grant, which coincides with Delaware State University's mission to retain and graduate a higher percentage of Black men into professional positions.

The Wilmington teen center and Delmarva Power have partnered for a green power education program called Energize the Warehouse.