Showing 38 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AMER TR FOR OXFORD UNIV and EASTMAN RECEIVE CONTR/MAKE GRANTS TO BENEFIT OXFORD UNIV- COLLEGES, LIBRARIES, MUSEUMS OR OTHER ENTITIES. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 2 | CLAYMONT DELAWARE LIONS CLUB FOUNDATION INC Our main mission is to provide humanitarian service to those less fortunate than us. We provide sight, hearing services, hospital equipment free of charge and grants to local, national and international humanitarian organizations. We also provide scholarships to high school seniors. | Wilmington, DE | |
| 3 | TRUST UA WITH H C GREEN FBO CHESAPEAKE TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATION, INC. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 4 | DELAWARE FINANCIAL EDUCATION TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL LITERACY TRAINING DESIGNED FOR AND TARGETED TO PERSONS OF LOW AND MODERATE INCOME IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE THROUGH A VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND TO PROVIDE QUALITY TRAINING PROGRAMS TO EMPLOYEES OF MEMBER BANKS IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY IN DELAWARE. | DOVER, DE | |
| 5 | JANE M SHEEHAN CHARITABLE THE FOUNDATION WAS FORMED TO MAKE GRANTS TO: 1) PUBLIC CHARITIES THAT ASSIST STARVING CHILDREN OR 2) TO OTHER NEEDY CHARITIES DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 6 | SHANNON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO DAUGHTERS OF EPISCOPAL CLERGYMEN | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 7 | DELAWARE LIONS FOUNDATION INC SIGHT, HEARING, HEALTH AND WELFARE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. | CAMDEN, DE | |
| 8 | GIVINGFORCE USA FOUNDATION We are a public charity that accept donations from individuals and companies and then make grants out to U.S. charities.. | Wilmington, DE | |
| 9 | WILMINGTON LIBRARY FOUNDATION II INC GRANTS PROVIDED TO THE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE FREE LIBRARY | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 10 | Food for Life Global - Americas Inc To support plant-based (prasadam*) meal distribition to the disadvantaged, malnurished and victims of disaster (natural or man-made), in the Americas. To help establish pure food prepared and served with loving intention as a viable means to create peace and unity in the world. To produce promotional and training materials for the development of Food for Life Projects worldwide. To represent Food for Life to the government, media, and public through public lectures, newspaper articles, the interenet and email. To promote a food culture of hospitality bsaed in spiritual equality. To raise funds on behalf of Food for Life projects and to support them with small grants. To coordinate and sponsor emergency vegan relief efforts conducted by Food for Life volunteers in the Americas. *Prasadam is a plant-based food which has been offered to G-d. | Willmington, DE | |
| 11 | EDGEMOOR LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION EDGEMOOR LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, AND LOANS TO STUDENTS AND/OR NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AND/OR NON-ACADEMIC LIFE LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS. | DOVER, DE | |
| 12 | INTERNATIONAL LITERACY ASSOCIATION CONNECT RESEARCH AND PRACTICE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LITERACY LEARNING ACROSS THE GLOBE IN WAYS THAT ARE RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIVE, AND ETHICAL. ILA ADVOCATES FOR EQUITABLE ACCESS TO LITERACIES AMONG INDIVIDUALS OF ALL AGES AND DIVERSE COMMUNITIES AS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT AND A MATTER OF SOCIAL JUSTICE. | NEWARK, DE | |
| 13 | MIRIAMS TABLE FOUNDATION OUR MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO. GRANTS ARE MADE THROUGH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. THE CHURCH USES VARIOUS ADVANCES TO SUPPLY FOOD AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO THE CHILDREN | LEWES, DE | |
| 14 | THE GEORGETOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY THE FOUNDATION IS A NON-OPERATING FOUNDATION. | GEORGETOWN, DE | |
| 15 | DELAWARE SAENGERBUND AND LIBRARY BRINGING GERMAN HERITAGE EVENTS TO LOCAL RESIDENTS AND MEMBERS. | NEWARK, DE | |
| 16 | WS CARPENTER FOR LAUREL LIBRARY TRUSTEE SHALL PAY OVER SUCH PART OR ALL OF THE NET INCOME THEREOF AS TRUSTEE MAY DETERMINE, FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE LAUREL DISTRICT LIBRARY SO AS TO PROVIDE REASONABLY EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE LIBRARY FACILITIES FOR THE COMMUNITY OF LAUREL, DE. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 17 | Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation Inc Hagley Museum and Library collects, preserves, and interprets the unfolding history of American enterprise. | Wilmington, DE | |
| 18 | FRIENDS OF THE HOCKESSIN LIBRARY INC TO PROMOTE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE HOCKESSIN LIBRARY AND ITS EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL SERVICES AND TO ASSIST THE LIBRARY IN DETERMINING AND RESPONDING TO THE NEEDS OF THE GREATER HOCKESSIN COMMUNITY. | HOCKESSIN, DE | |
| 19 | GREENWOOD, DE | ||
| 20 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 21 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 22 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 23 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 24 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 25 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 26 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 27 | GREENVILLE, DE | ||
| 28 | REHOBOTH BEACH, DE | ||
| 29 | NEWARK, DE | ||
| 30 | NEWARK, DE | ||
| 31 | Wilmington, DE | ||
| 32 | REHOBOTH BEACH, DE | ||
| 33 | Selbyville, DE | ||
| 34 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 35 | Middletown, DE | ||
| 36 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 37 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
| 38 | WILMINGTON, DE | ||
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