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DELAWARE HUMANITIES
100 W 10TH ST., SUITE 509, WILMINGTON, DE 19801 | 302.657.0650 | DEHUMANITIES.ORG HOW WE MAKE AN IMPACT
OUR MISSION
Delaware Humanities strengthens our communities by connecting Delawareans through the diversity of human experiences.
Year established: 1973 Number of full-time employees: 6 Number of part-time employees: 0 Annual revenue: $970,000 Geographic service area: State of Delaware
For fifty years Delaware Humanities
has delivered and supported humanities
programming throughout Delaware. As the
state affiliate of the National Endowment
for the Humanities (NEH), we work with
organizations like museums, libraries,
historical societies, cultural groups, and
schools, providing both grant funding and
program services that strengthen these
organizations in Delaware communities. Four
core concepts unite the program services and grants we offer: Stories & Histories, Health & Environment, Media & Democracy, and Culture & Community.
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
Delaware Humanities relies on donations for the array of program services offered to organizations in Delaware. Providing speakers and conversation facilitators, program toolkits, informational exhibits, family reading programs, and capacity-building workshops to your local community organizations is all made possible through your donations.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Delaware Humanities relies on volunteers to support its growing work throughout Delaware. For more information about opportunities to engage personally with Delaware Humanities, please visit dehumanities.org/about/contact-us/
Michele Anstine
Executive Director
Adenike Davidson, PhD
Board Chair
TOP FUNDING SOURCES: Federal Grants: 87% State Grants: 7% Contributions: 5 % Program Income: 1%
Hosting a Smithsonian caliber exhibit was a true feather in our cap, and we are honored that Delaware Humanities selected us. —Executive Director, Delaware Agricultural Museum.
SOCIAL MEDIA:
@dehumanities
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LEADERSHIP
BOARD MEMBERS:
Adenike Davidson, PhD, Chair | Dover, DE
Amy Ferrer,
Vice-Chair | Newark, DE,
Akash Dania, PhD, Treasurer | Magnolia, DE
Sara Jatcko,
Secretary | Wilmington, DE
Ruthi Adams Joseph Millsboro, DE
Clay Athey Hockessin, DE
Kimeu Boynton, JD Dover, DE
Harry Brake Seaford, DE
Gregory Campbell Wilmington, DE
Jianguo Chen, PhD Newark, DE
Dennis Coker Dover, DE
Stan Divorski, PhD Lewes, DE
Devon Filicicchia Lewes, DE
Abigail Fischer Wilmington, DE
Iva Hairston New Castle, DE
Donna Henderson Dover, DE
Ilona Holland, PhD Rehoboth, DE
Mike W. Jackson Hockessin, DE
Alana King Dover, DE
Larence Kirby, PhD Dover, DE
Heidi Nasstrom Evans, PhD
Rehoboth Beach, DE
Justin Richards Townsend, DE
Shannon Peterson Newark, DE
Tom Powers, PhD Newark, DE
Sarah Trembanis, PhD Middletown, DE
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