Sarah Hutton, Mike’s TEAM director at the Boys & Girls Club, helps match mentors and mentees. Photo Lindsay duPhily
Sarah Hutton, Mike’s TEAM director at the Boys & Girls Club, helps match mentors and mentees. Photo Lindsay duPhily
Volunteers at Framing Frenzy last month in Dover. Photo Anthony Santoro
Habitat for Humanity volunteers build 30-40 homes per year in Delaware for those in need
L-R: Paula Wolkind, George Wolkind and Steven Leech are among the founders of the Delaware Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Photo Dennis Dischler
Fifteen contributors to the state’s rich rock ‘n’ roll history will be enshrined next month in the new hall of fame
Members of the Veterans Conservation Corps pause during work on Prime Hook Beach in Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge. Top row, from left: Joe Yawn, Jim Jackson, Robert Terry, Noah Favors, Drew Jackson. Bottom row: Glenn Catchings, Mark Kammer, Austen Minner. Photos Anthony Santoro
A unit of the State Parks system gives vets and their kin a chance to learn skills that can lead to new careers
Through the state’s 50+ program, volunteers are using their retirement years to support nearly 200 community organizations
Elizabeth Habash holds the Governor's Youth Volunteer Service Award she received in 2016. Rita Landgraf, then secretary of the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, is at left and at right is Cynthia Manlove, deputy director at the Division of State Service Centers. Photo courtesy of Volunteer Delaware
High schoolers find time to help others, and reap the rewards
Gretchen Parisi and Dan Szymanski in the kitchen of the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware. Photos by Jim Coarse
Volunteers are essential to Ronald McDonald House as it hosts loved ones of seriously ill children
Students Michael Wiciak and Miracle Olatunji (second and third from right) with Dual School leaders (from left) Paul McConnell, Zach Jones, Catherine Lindroth and Meghan Wallace. Photos by Jim Coarse & Joe del Tufo
Wilmington’s Dual School provides a nourishing environment for young innovators
Katie Keegan serves lunch at the Emmanuel Dining Room. Photo Don Blake
The state Office of Volunteerism plays matchmaker for worthy causes and Delawareans who want to donate their time
A house at 925 N. Lombard St., one of the residential units to be marketed by the land bank. Photo Jim Coarse
Starting with 100 properties priced from $2,000 to $5,000, the Wilmington Land Bank is hoping to transform blocks, even neighborhoods, that have