This agency provides free childcare and counseling services to any single, divorced, or separated parent who wishes continue his or her education. Parents must attend school on a full-time basis, maintain passing grades, volunteer three hours a week at Mom’s House, and attend monthly parenting classes.
This organization provides a safe, nurturing environment and a positive example for expectant homeless women and their children.
Funding from our organization provided unique housing opportunities for low-income families.
This volunteer-based organization provides life-altering surgeries to more than 45,000 children with correctable deformities.
Through Cornerstone’s “Earn As You Learn Program,” expectant mothers earn points for attending parenting and life skills classes. Points can be redeemed for childcare items such as clothes, cribs, and car seats.
Funding from JMC helped acquire an additional property for LifeLines, a structured life-skills building residential program for displaced foster children.
JMC is the sole sponsor of a program that will provide a Supporting Kidds Survival Kit for every school in the Sate of Delaware. The kits are designed to educate counselors, teachers, and parents on the best ways to assist children who have experienced the loss of a loved one.
A donation from JMC funded the construction of a handicapped accessible playground for Easter Seals clients in New Castle County.
Funding from JMC supports transitional housing programs designed to help motivated homeless men and women re-establish themselves as independent, self-sufficient members of society. Particular emphasis is placed on re-uniting parents with their children.
Funding from JMC helped the Delaware Chapter establish a support program at Christiana Hospital for families with critically ill newborns. The program is designed to provide emotional and informational support during the child’s
hospitalization and transition home.
This mobile information center travels through Delaware’s neighborhoods and serves at-risk senior citizens. A staff of trained volunteers interacts directly with older adults identifying their needs and linking them to the appropriate services –all at no cost to the client.
Both funds, under the direction of Children and Families First, are utilized when critical client needs such as clothing and medical care cannot be provided though other services. A significant percentage of recipients are foster children.
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A full-service Family practice Office that provides medical services to over 5,000 patients per year (70% of those served have no medical insurance and no other place to receive healthcare). The Center’s Outreach worker also assists client families in finding food, clothing, and housing.
Concerned individuals and parents of children with cerebral palsy established United Cerebral Palsy of Delaware in 1953. This small group hoped to raise the public’s awareness and special needs of children with this disability.
Helps to fund prevention, treatment, and advocacy programs for neglected/abused children and families experiencing domestic violence.
Through your contributions, JMC has funded support programs for the families of children with cancer and blood disorders (formerly The Institute for Children with Cancer and Blood Disorders).
A donation from JMC helped fund shelter, food, and advocacy programs for homeless men and low income families.
Funding from JMC created a new playground and park for clients of the Salvation Army’s Early Learning Center, Emergency Housing Program, and Senior Center.
One of only two organizations of it’s kind in the country, this Newark, DE based organization specializes in palliative and end-of-life care for children with chronic and terminal conditions.
The only organization in the region dedicated exclusively to helping people address and handle the emotional component of cancer. Programs are also available for family (including children) and loved ones.
Through your contributions, JMC helped fund daycare services and before and after school educational programs for low income children in Wilmington (ages 6 weeks to 8 years)
This organization provides year-round educational and recreational experiences for low income children
(ages 8-14).
Through their New Hope Program, this organization specializes in helping children and adolescents cope with the loss of a loved one and providing emotional support during the bereavement period. Participants are also eligible to attend Camp New Hope, a four day summer camp designed to help children reconcile their loss within a traditional camp setting.
Through their Sheltered Workshop Program, people with disabling conditions are able to take advantage of vocational training, job placement services, extended employment, and independent living assistance.
With more than 13 million American children living in poverty, without the daily essentials most of us rely on, Operation Warm provides one of the most requested items by schools and social service agencies – a new, warm winter coat. Through your generosity, a donation from JMC will provide a new winter coat to 1000 needy children in New Castle County.
WDGS exists to provide quality mental health services to children, youth, and their families, regardless of their ability to pay. A grant from JMC will provide special programs designed specifically for foster children and their families.
Through your generosity, a donation from JMC will help provide housing, supportive services, and educational resources to homeless women and their children.
Funding from JMC will support the Life Link program at Robins’ Nest, a structured life-skills building residential program for displaced foster children.
Dedicated to inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold, Girls Inc has provides vital educational programs to girls ages 6-18, particularly those in high-risk, underserved areas.
Provides critically needed support programs and temporary lodging for organ transplant patients and their families.
Provided free of charge by the American Cancer Society, Camp Can-Do is a week-long camp for children with cancer. The camp gives young cancer patients a break from the hospital, in a traditional camp setting, with others who have had similar experiences.Supervising the campers are volunteer counselors who are trained to meet the physical and emotional needs of the campers.
Since 1997, the Candlelighters have sponsored numerous initiatives at the Oncology and Bone Marrow Units at the A. I. duPont Hospital for Children. Activities for the children and their families which include supplying educational materials and books, food for weekly parent support group meetings, monthly family pizza party socials, and an annual sibling workshop.
Cradles to Crayons provides children from birth through age 12 living in homeless or low-income situations with the essential items they need to thrive – at home, at school and at play. They supply these items free of charge.
Provides a safe and supportive environment for grieving children and their families. Services include peer support for grieving children and teens and their caregivers as well as training & education for schools, organizations, and health professionals.
Family Promise works with a Network of Churches to help provide temporary overnight accommodations for Homeless Families. The Network Director works closely with each family building an individual plan to help the family find a home regaining their independence.
The Young Athletes Program is an innovative sports play program for children ages 2 through 7 designed to introduce young children with intellectual disabilities, their peers and their families to the world of Special Olympics.
VMSC exists solely to “serve those who served” this great nation, our Veterans. They are the only non-profit agency in the Philadelphia and surrounding areas that provides a comprehensive resource center available to all veterans in need.
The Travis Manion Foundation assists our nation’s veterans & families of the fallen by empowering them to take the next step in their personal journeys and inspire the next generation of leaders. They believe the best way to honor the fallen is by challenging the living.
Advocates for the best interests of abused and neglected children who are involved in the family court system. They believe that a brighter future begins with a permanent and nurturing home combined with opportunities to learn, thrive and build resiliency.
Offers safe, secure and nurturing foster and adoptive services to help children who have been separated from the care of their biological families. Of the children in C+FF Foster Care, 78% remain with one family.
Offers one of the most effective domestic and special-needs adoption programs in the region, and their highly-trained adoption workers are knowledgeable in every aspect of the process of bringing together a child with his/her forever family.
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Judi Marvel Charities was proud to fund feeding programs administered by the Food Banks of Chester, New Castle, and Salem Counties. These programs are specifically designed to provide nutritious and shelf stable meals to school age children.
An organization supporting recalibrated veterans and their families through long-term programs that help these heroic men and women overcome physical obstacles and strengthen their families.
Funding from JMC will fulfill the wishes of children with critical illnesses in the tri-state area.
