The Delaware Financial Literacy Institute on October 11 is holding a network event at the Chase Center on the Riverfront for its Money School program, which offers free classes in financial literacy and professional development. ...
Observers compare Delaware’s budget process to a triage ward where everything’s on the operating table. This year’s projected $395 million shortfall has businesses and nonprofits on edge, because they don’t know how if they’ll be ...
Charlie Copeland, state GOP chairman, will not run for re-election at the party’s convention at Dover Downs Saturday. Michael Harrington Sr., a Dover real estate agent, is the only announced candidate to succeed him. Copeland ...
By Sam Waltz Delaware’s treasurer has not been front and center on page one in 2015, and that’s a good thing, according to Ken Simpler, who was elected to a four-year term in November to ...
Should I Serve as a Nonprofit Board Treasurer? - The success of a nonprofit organization is largely determined by the passion of its board members and personnel towards their mission. Few opportunit
What was a defining factor in navigating COVID-19 for nonprofits? - Collaboration. Plain and simple. Leaning in, linking arms, and rising together. That is what I did with my counterparts Stu Comstock-Gay at Delaware Community Foundation, Cynthia Pritchard from Philanthropy Delaware, and Michelle Taylor of United Way of Delaware. While we all support the nonprofit sector, we do so from very different lanes. Yet, when COVID-19 […]
Why a Windows 10 Upgrade Makes the Most Sense for Windows 7 Users - With the clock ticking towards Windows 7 end-of-life (EOL) on Jan. 14, 2020, Microsoft recently announced that it will offer paid Extended Security Up
