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There were tears, laughter, standing ovations and powerful reminders of resilience as the Food Bank of Delaware celebrated the graduation of LOGIC Program Class 29 and Culinary School Class 79. Friends, family members, staff, community partners and supporters gathered to honor graduates who spent the last 14 weeks investing in themselves and bui...


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We proudly celebrated the graduation of our sixteenth Kitchen School class, honoring a group of students whose journeys over the past 12 weeks were marked by determination, growth and resilience. Family members, friends, mentors, alumni and supporters gathered to cheer on the graduates as they reached an important milestone and prepared for the next chapter i...

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At the Dream Center in Newark, food distribution is about more than placing groceries in a car. For Matt Morrison and his team, it is about offering hope, building relationships and connecting neighbors to the resources they need most.

Since opening in March 2020, the Dream Center has been committed ...


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One of our newest pantry partner agencies, Our Lady of Guadalupe, serves as the center of a mission led by the St. Vincent de Paul Society. The mission focuses on supporting neighbors in need within the geographic boundaries of St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church parish.

Located along the route between U.S. 113 and Bethany Beach, this relatively new mission church provides...


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For many families, the hardest part of the COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t just the disruption—it was the isolation that followed.

For adults with special needs, routines disappeared almost overnight. Social circles shrank. Opportunities to connect, learn, and grow became limited or disappeared entirely. One parent described it simply: “just awful.”

Even now, years lat...


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