JPMorgan Chase donates $100,000 to Delaware programs
JPMorgan Chase’s Delaware Market Leadership team committed additional funding that will go to the rapid response fund funneled through the United Way of Delaware, the strategic response fund supporting the medium-term needs of the nonprofits supporting residents housed at the Delaware Community Foundation, and the Food Bank of Delaware to address immediate hunger issues.
Together, the local funding totals $100,000 targeted at immediate and medium-term needs related to COVID-19.
SoDel raises more than $87,000 for Beebe
SoDel Concepts’ restaurants raised $87,042 for Beebe Medical Foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Fund.
Nearly all online orders were sold out at the one dozen restaurants of the Rehoboth Beach company that include Blue Coast and Thompson Island Brewing Co.
To make a donation to Beebe Medcal Foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Fund see the below link: https://www.beebehealthcare.org/covid19-relief
Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware donates 10,000 facemasks.
Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware (CPBD) announced the group has secured 10,000 face masks to help frontline workers and vulnerable populations throughout Delaware fight the rapid spread of COVID-19.
Of the 10,000 masks:
- 5,000 were given to West Side Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center that serves under-and uninsured community members with two locations in the Southeast Wilmington area;
- 2,500 were distributed through Sunday Breakfast Mission, a homeless shelter providing meals that has continued to serve the already vulnerable population; and
- 2,500 were distributed to workers at Food Bank of Delaware mobile food delivery and food pantry sites.