WELFARE FOUNDATION, INC.
RECENT GRANTEES
The Welfare Foundation was proud to make grants to the following organizations, among many others, in its June 2026 grant cycle. For a full list of grantees from this cycle and previous cycles, visit Areas of Giving.
American Red Cross Delmarva Chapter to purchase new hemoglobin and health screening devices to improve the blood donation experience.
Delaware Nature Society to assist with updating accounting and constituent relationship management systems to increase organizational efficiencies and improve patron experiences.
Fostering Wishes Foundation to purchase a used vehicle to support their programming and deliveries for Delaware foster youth.
Friends of the Newark Free Library to help with the costs of building a new state-of-the-art 40,000 sq.ft. library facility.
Limen Recovery + Wellness to help expand their residential treatment capacity to include a medically monitored elevated treatment unit.
Milford Advocacy for the Homeless to build out their new Technology and Neighbor Access Center to provide support for their clients.
NeighborGood Partners to construct four affordable homes in Dover on recently purchased lots with vacant homes on them.
STEHM to assist in replacing the deteriorating roof at Martha House, which provides short-term emergency housing.
Supporting Kidds, Inc. to assist with costs for facility upgrades & enhancements to maintain a safe environment for delivering services.
YWCA Delaware to address capital needs at its Home-Life Management Center serving victims of domestic abuse, survivors of human trafficking, and unhoused and transitional families.
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Grant Recipient Spotlight
Providence Creek Academy (PCA) is bringing its vision for an Academic, Arts, and Wellness Expansion to life by creating permanent, purpose-built spaces that strengthen student achievement, well-being, creativity, and educator excellence. By incorporating sensory-friendly environments, specialized academic intervention areas, and therapeutic spaces, PCA’s facility will promote both rigorous academic progress and emotional regulation. Complementing these physical modifications will create a consistent, year-round space for outside mental health therapists to work directly with students.
Beyond specialized intervention, the expansion fuels career readiness and practical innovation through expanded workforce development skills in computer science, digital media, audio recording, and the visual and performing arts. Students will engage with modern technology, explore digital production, and hone technical and creative competencies that build early pathways toward high-demand 21st-century careers.
Finally, the initiative empowers educators by establishing a centralized collaborative hub where teachers can analyze student data, share best practices, and refine instructional strategies—ultimately elevating learning outcomes across all grade levels. Together, these enhancements expand access to individualized support, foster innovation in teaching and learning, and firmly position PCA as a model for inclusive, forward-thinking education in Delaware.