Another inspiring morning at The Delaware KIDS Fund and Harvey, Hanna & Associates, Inc.. We had the pleasure of supporting amazing young minds from Mrs. Nicole Johnson’s (Mrs. J!) Kindergarten and First grade class at Newport’s Richey Elementary School. Our group was fortunate enough to pitch in (along with other local businesses) for the purchase of new iPads to help reinforce the learning experiences and engaging these amazing students who are kinesethic, visual, and/or auditory learners. The BEST PART, we had the chance to meet the kiddos today and watch them work their iPads. Support your community and support our next generation. If everyone pitches in and works together – the community we live, work and play in – will continue to be a powerful (and safe) place in the future.

Longtime KIDS Fund Supporter Brian Sweeney visited the Delaware KIDS Fund and donated brand new coats, hats and gloves for dozens of local children in need. This is the 7th consecutive year Brian has visited, donated brand new coats, hats and gloves.

The Delaware KIDS Fund presented The Cape Henlopen Food Basket a gift for $1,000 for the 2016 Holiday Season. The Cape Henlopen Food Basket provides food support to more than 200 families each month, encompassing nearly 600 adults and children. This gift was timed to help the Cape Henlopen Food Basket prepare for higher food demand in the coming post-holiday winter months. Pictured (l to r): Bill Lower, HHA/DE KIDS Fund and Jon Devoll, CHFB. The Delaware KIDS Fund has donated $8,000 to the Cape Henlopen Food Basket since 2008.

Helping Kids in Sussex County: Jon DeVoll, Executive Director of the Cape Henlopen Food Basket (CHFB), accepts a $1,000 gift from The Delaware KIDS (Kids In Distressed Situations) Fund, a 501-c-3 non-profit organization that focuses on food security in Delaware. The Delaware KIDS Fund is administered by Harvey, Hanna & Associates (HHA) of Wilmington. The Cape Henlopen Food Basket provides food support to more than 200 families each month, encompassing nearly 600 adults and children. This gift was timed to help the Cape Henlopen Food Basket prepare for higher food demand in the coming post-holiday winter months. Pictured (l to r): Clare MacDonald, CHFB Volunteer; Bill Lower, HHA/DE KIDS Fund; Jon DeVoll, CHFB; and Linda Crowe, CHFB Volunteer. Donations of food to the Cape Henlopen Food Basket can be dropped off at 37510 Oyster House Road, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971. Tax-deductible cash donations can be mailed to CHFB, P.O. Box 168, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971.
The Delaware KIDS Fund has donated $6,000 to the Cape Henlopen Food Basket since 2008.