Prizes

Do More 24 Delaware 2022

Incentive Stretch Pool

Donations will be "stretched" thanks to our Stretch Pool Sponsors
Stretch Pool Sponsors


General Incentive Stretch Pool, Small Nonprofit Division (Total Value = $30,000).

Thanks to our most generous supporters, every eligible organization that raises $5 or more on Do More 24 Delaware will receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from their respective stretch pool, thanks to Spur Impact, United Way of Delaware, Longwood Foundation, Welfare Foundation, Laffey-McHugh Foundation, Delaware Community Foundation, and other community supporters. Your organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if your organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations participating on Do More 24 Delaware, then your organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware from eligible orgs) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool.

Only nonprofits with an annual operating budget of $500,000 or less will be eligible for the Small Nonprofit Division General Incentive Stretch Pool. Organizations eligible for the DDOA Stretch Pool will not be eligible for the General Incentive Stretch Pool, but will be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event, which may increase their respective stretch pool share.

General Incentive Stretch Pool, Large Nonprofit Division (Total Value = $30,000).

Thanks to our most generous supporters, every eligible organization that raises $5 or more on Do More 24 Delaware will receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from their respective stretch pool, thanks to Spur Impact, United Way of Delaware, Longwood Foundation, Welfare Foundation, Laffey-McHugh Foundation, Delaware Community Foundation, and other community supporters. Your organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if your organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations participating on Do More 24 Delaware, then your organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware from eligible orgs) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool.

Only nonprofits with an annual operating budget greater than $500,000 will be eligible for the Large Nonprofit Division General Incentive Stretch Pool. Organizations eligible for the DDOA Stretch Pool will not be eligible for the General Incentive Stretch Pool, but will be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event, which may increase their respective stretch pool share.

*We will be calculating the stretch pool shares for everyone over the next few days and nonprofit admins will be emailed their totals before the end of this month.

Bonus Stretch Pools & Incentives


Delaware Division of the Arts Stretch Pool Grants


Delaware Division of the Arts Stretch Pool & Grant Incentives*
Thanks to the Delaware Division of the Arts (DDOA), arts nonprofits receiving general operating support funding through DDOA in FY22 will be eligible for the DDOA stretch pool and donation-based bonus grants as described below. DDOA grantees eligible for these awards will receive these funds directly from the Division of the Arts after the event results are finalized. 

DDOA Stretch Pool, Small Nonprofit Division (Supported through the Delaware Division of the Arts, Total Value = $200,000).

Every DDOA grantee organization with a budget less than $500k that raises $5 or more on Do More 24 Delaware will be eligible to receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from the DDOA Stretch Pool, Small Nonprofit Division. An eligible organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if an organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations in the DDOA Small Nonprofit Division, then that organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware by the DDOA Grantees, Small Nonprofit Division) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool. Only nonprofits that are in the DDOA Grantee sector category with an annual operating budget of $500,000 or less will be eligible for this award. Organizations eligible for the DDOA Stretch Pool will not be eligible for the event's general stretch pool but will be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event.

DDOA Stretch Pool, Large Nonprofit Division
(Supported through the Delaware Division of the Arts, Total Value = $200,000).

Every DDOA grantee organization with a budget more than $500k that raises $5 or more on Do More 24 Delaware will be eligible to receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from the DDOA Stretch Pool, Large Nonprofit Division. An eligible organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if an organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations in the DDOA Large Nonprofit Division, then that organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware by the DDOA Grantees, Large Nonprofit Division) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool. Only nonprofits that are in the DDOA Grantee sector category with an annual operating budget greater than $500,000 will be eligible for this award. Organizations eligible for the DDOA Stretch Pool will not be eligible for the event's general stretch pool but will be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event.

Sussex County Stretch Pool & Grant Incentives


Sussex County Stretch Pool & Donation Bonus Prizes
Thanks to Carl M. Freeman Foundation (CMFF), small nonprofits whose mission and programs primarily serve communities in Sussex County and with their primary offices or headquarters located in Sussex County will be eligible for the Sussex County stretch pool and donation-based bonus grants as described below. Nonprofits determined to be eligible for these awards will receive these funds directly from Carl M. Freeman Foundation after the event results are finalized.

Sussex County Stretch Pool (Supported through the Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Total Value = $20,000).

Small nonprofits (annual operating budgets of $500,000 or less) that raise $1,000 or more on Do More 24 Delaware and whose mission and programs primarily serve communities in Sussex County and with offices or headquarters located in Sussex County will be eligible to receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from the Sussex County Stretch Pool. An eligible organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if an organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations for the Sussex County Stretch Pool, then that organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware by the eligible/qualifying Sussex County nonprofits) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool. Only nonprofits that are serving Sussex County and with their primary offices in Sussex County and with an annual operating budget of $500,000 or less will be eligible for this award and must raise a minimum of $1,000 during the 24 hour giving day to qualify. Funds received as part of the Sussex County Stretch Pool will count toward that organization's total raised for purposes of calculating their share of their applicable general or DDOA stretch pool they would be eligible for, and they will also be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event.

Sussex County Donation Incentive Bonus Grants (Supported through the Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Total Value = $5,000).

The top 3 nonprofits that are eligible for the Sussex County Stretch Pool that receive the most number of donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will receive bonus grants from Carl M. Freeman Foundation. First place will receive a $3,000 incentive grant, 2nd place will receive $1,500, 3rd place will receive $500. For purposes of the Sussex County Stretch Pool (or other stretch pool) calculations, these amounts will count toward that organization's total raised.

Carl M. Freeman Foundation Sussex County Donation Incentive Bonus Grants Won By:
1. Shepherd's Office (419 donations) - $3,000
2. Barbara K Brooks Transition House (350 donations) - $1,500
3. Pathways to Success (106 donations) - $500
Small Nonprofits Bonus Stretch Pool


Small Nonprofits Bonus Stretch Pool
Thanks to Laffey-McHugh Foundation, small nonprofits with an annual operating budget of $100,000 or less (and excluding those that are eligible for the DDOA Stretch Pool) will be eligible for the Small Nonprofits Bonus Stretch Pool described below.

Small Nonprofits Bonus Stretch Pool (Supported through the Laffey-McHugh Foundation, Total Value = $10,000).

Small nonprofits (annual operating budgets of $100,000 or less) that are not otherwise eligible for the DDOA stretch pool and that raise $1,000 or more on Do More 24 Delaware will be eligible to receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from the Small Nonprofits Bonus Stretch Pool. An eligible organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if an organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations for the Small Nonprofits Bonus Stretch Pool, then that organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware by the eligible/qualifying small nonprofits) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool. Only nonprofits that have an annual operating budget of $100,000 or less and not eligible for the DDOA Stretch Pool will be eligible for this award and must also raise a minimum of $1,000 during the 24 hour giving day period to qualify. Funds received as part of the Small Nonprofit Bonus Stretch Pool will count toward that organization's total raised for purposes of calculating their share of their applicable general incentive stretch pool they would be eligible for, and they will also be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event.


Category Prizes & Incentives


Community Impact Prizes


Community Impact Prizes (Sponsored by Discover Bank)
Thanks to Discover Bank, the top 10 eligible nonprofits with the most number of donations in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions will get bonus prizes up to $5,000 as described below.

Community Impact Prizes Sponsored by Discover Bank, Small Nonprofit Division (Total Value = $10,000). The top 10 nonprofits (whose operating budgets are less than $500,000 and appropriately listed in one or more of the eligible categories below) that receive the most number of donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will win one of the Discover Bank Community Impact Prizes. Only nonprofits that are determined to be appropriately working in one or more of the following sector categories will be eligible for these prizes:  Entrepreneurship, Finance & Money, Food, Agriculture, and Nutrition, Homelessness & Housing, Neighborhoods, Poverty & Hunger, Seniors, Social Justice, Workforce. Bonuses will be added to the nonprofits' overall total and count toward their eligible stretch pool share. First Place will receive $5,000, 2nd Place will receive $2,000, 3rd Place will receive $1,000, 4th Place will receive $500, 5th - 10th place will receive $250 each.

Discover Bank Community Impact Prizes, Small Nonprofit Division Winners:
1. Shepherd's Office (419 donations) ($5,000)
2. Barbara K Brooks Transition House (350 donations) ($2,000)
3. Delaware Alliance Against Sexual Violence (114 donations) ($1,000)
4. Historic Lewes Farmers Market (85 donations) ($500)
5. Delaware Manufactured Home Owners Association (66 donations) ($250)
6. Lighthouse for Broken Wings (46 donations) ($250)
7. The Connect (43 donations) ($250)
8. NERDiT Cares (41 donations) ($250)
9. House of Mercy Transformation Center (39 donations) ($250)
10. Sojourners' Place (38 donations) ($250)

Community Impact Prizes Sponsored by Discover Bank, Large Nonprofit Division (Total Value = $10,000). The top 10 nonprofits (whose operating budgets are more than $500,000 and appropriately listed in one or more of the eligible categories below) that receive the most number of donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will win one of the Discover Bank Community Impact Prizes. Only nonprofits that are determined to be appropriately working in one or more of the following sector categories will be eligible for these prizes:  Entrepreneurship, Finance & Money, Food, Agriculture, and Nutrition, Homelessness & Housing, Neighborhoods, Poverty & Hunger, Seniors, Social Justice, Workforce. Bonuses will be added to the nonprofits' overall total and count toward their eligible stretch pool share. First Place will receive $5,000, 2nd Place will receive $2,000, 3rd Place will receive $1,000, 4th Place will receive $500, 5th - 10th place will receive $250 each.

Discover Bank Community Impact Prizes, Large Nonprofit Division Winners:
1. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center (248 donations) ($5,000)
2. TeenSHARP (182 donations) ($2,000)
3. Food Bank of Delaware (179 donations) ($1,000)
4. ACLU of Delaware (138 donations) ($500)
5. Family Promise of Northern New Castle County (132 donations) ($250)
6. Jewish Family Services of Delaware (JFS) (82 donations) ($250)
7. Christina Cultural Arts Center (70 donations) ($250)
8. Choir School of Delaware (64 donations) ($250)
9 (tie). Easterseals Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore (50 donations) ($250)
9 (tie). Delaware Hospice (50 donations) ($250)



Environmental Champion Prizes


Environmental Champion Prizes (Sponsored by Chemours)

Thanks to Chemours, eligible nonprofits with an environmental-based mission will share in an Environmental Incentive Pool and the top 3 that receive the most number of donations will win bonus prizes as described below.

Environmental Incentive Pool Sponsored By Chemours (Total Value = $15,000). All nonprofits that are determined to be working in the Environmental & Science & Technology sector categories and raise $5 or more over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will be eligible will be eligible to receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from the Environmental Incentive Pool. An eligible organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if an organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations for the Environmental Incentive Pool, then that organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware by the eligible/qualifying nonprofits) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool. Only nonprofits that are determined to have an environmental-centric or science & technology-centric mission or working to support these sectors through their programs will be eligible for this award. Funds received as part of the Environmental Incentive Pool will count toward that organization's total raised for purposes of calculating their share of their applicable general or DDOA stretch pool they would be eligible for, and they will also be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event.

Environmental Donation Bonus Prizes Sponsored by Chemours (Total Value = $5,000).

The top 3 nonprofits that are eligible for the Environmental Incentive Pool that receive the most number of donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will win one of the Chemours Environmental Donation Bonus Prizes. First place will receive a $3,000 bonus, 2nd place will receive $1,500, 3rd place will receive $500. For purposes of the Environmental Stretch Pool (or other stretch pool) calculations, these amounts will count toward that organization's total raised.

Chemours Environmental Donation Bonus Prizes Won By:
1. Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware (275 donations) - $3,000
2. Kalmar Nyckel Foundation (136 donations)- $1,500
3. Center for the Inland Bays (61 donations) - $500

Pursuit of Equity Awards


Pursuit of Equity Prizes (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware)

We recognize that only a few nonprofits serving Delaware are led by Black, Indigenous, or Persons of Color (BIPOC). Thanks to United Way of Delaware, BIPOC-led organizations will be eligible to win one of this year's Pursuit of Equity Prizes described below. At this time, we are defining "BIPOC" to include one of the following racial backgrounds or ethnicities: Black, Indigenous, or person of color (including Latino/a/x, Asian, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Mexican, Jamaican, Chinese, Arab, Middle Eastern and North African). We are defining "BIPOC-led" as meaning that the CEO/executive director identifies as BIPOC (BIPOC Led ED/CEO) OR 50% or more of the senior leadership of the organization identifies as BIPOC (BIPOC Led Sr/Exec Leadership) OR 50% or more of the organization's board identifies as BIPOC (BIPOC Led Board). Participating nonprofits self-disclosed and/or updated their applicability in these categories as part of an annual survey we send them. You can use the site's search filters to determine which nonprofits self-identified into one or more of these categories.

Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool, Small Nonprofit Division Sponsored by United Way of Delaware (Total Value = $5,000). All small BIPOC-led nonprofits (annual operating budgets of $500,000 or less) that raise $5 or more over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will be eligible to receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from the Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool, Small Nonprofit Division. An eligible organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if an organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations for the Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool, then that organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware by the eligible/qualifying nonprofits) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool. Only nonprofits that are determined to be BIPOC-led will be eligible for this award. Funds received as part of the Pursuit of Equity Stretch Pool, Small Nonprofit Division will count toward that organization's total raised for purposes of calculating their share of their applicable general or DDOA stretch pool they would be eligible for, and they will also be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event.

Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool, Large Nonprofit Division Sponsored by United Way of Delaware (Total Value = $5,000). All small BIPOC-led nonprofits (annual operating budgets greater than $500,000) that raise $5 or more over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will be eligible to receive matching dollars on a proportionate basis from the Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool, Large Nonprofit Division. An eligible organization's portion of the "stretch" depends on how much is raised in total donations. For example, if an organization receives 3% of the total donations raised by all eligible organizations for the Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool, then that organization will receive 3% of the stretch pool. The formula for the stretch pool is: (Individual Nonprofit's Amount Raised / Total Amount Raised on Do More 24 Delaware by the eligible/qualifying nonprofits) x Total Amount in Stretch Pool = Individual Nonprofit's Share of Stretch Pool. Only nonprofits that are determined to be BIPOC-led will be eligible for this award. Funds received as part of the Pursuit of Equity Stretch Pool, Large Nonprofit Division will count toward that organization's total raised for purposes of calculating their share of their applicable general or DDOA stretch pool they would be eligible for, and they will also be able to win other eligible prizes through the giving day event.

Pursuit of Equity Donation Bonus Prizes Small Nonprofit Division, Sponsored by United Way of Delaware (Total Value = $3,000). The top 2 nonprofits (whose operating budgets are less than $500,000 and listed in one of the three BIPOC-Led categories) that receive the most donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will each be awarded with a $1,500 prize. All nonprofits in one of the three BIPOC-Led categories with operating budgets less than $500,000 are eligible for the United Way of Delaware Pursuit of Equity Prizes, Small Nonprofit Division. For purposes of the Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool (or other stretch pool) calculations, these amounts will count toward that organization's total raised.

United Way of Delaware Pursuit of Equity Donation Bonus Prizes (Small Nonprofits) ($1,500 each) Won By:
1. Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance (126 donations)
2. Diamond State Pearls (120 donations)

Pursuit of Equity Donation Bonus Prizes Large Nonprofit Division, Sponsored by United Way of Delaware  (Total Value $3,000). The top 2 nonprofits (whose operating budgets are greater than $500,000 and listed in the listed in one of the three BIPOC-Led categories) that receive the most donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will each be awarded with a $1,500 prize. All nonprofits in one of the three BIPOC-Led categories with operating budgets greater than $500,000 are eligible for the United Way of Delaware Pursuit of Equity Prize, Large Nonprofit Division. For purposes of the Pursuit of Equity Incentive Pool (or other stretch pool) calculations, these amounts will count toward that organization's total raised.

United Way of Delaware Pursuit of Equity Donation Bonus Prizes (Large Nonprofits) ($1,500 each) Won By:
1. TeenSHARP (182 donations)
2. Christina Cultural Arts Center (70 donations)

Hourly Prizes & Incentives


Nonprofits raising money during the 24 hour fundraising marathon have chances to win additional bonus cash prizes each hour starting at 6 PM on Thursday, March 3.

Each of the 24 hours has at least one prize of $100 or more that any nonprofit raising money that hour can win. Thanks to our sponsors, many hours have great prizes up for grabs, usually based on the number of donations received in that hour or simply by receiving a donation in that hour. Where applicable, there are prizes for nonprofits in each the large or small divisions, so small nonprofits (<$500K annual budget) and large nonprofits (>$500K annual budget) are competing against similar sized organizations and not necessarily each other. The details of each hour are summarized in more details below. 

Power Hour Prizes


Barclays Philanthropic Champion Prizes


Greater Giving Opening Prize (starting at 6 PM on Thursday, March 3)
(Total Value $10,000)
Thanks to Barclays US Consumer Bank, beginning at 6:00 PM on Thursday, March 4, the first 20 nonprofits that receive 25 donations each get a bonus of $500. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Barclays Greater Giving Opening Prizes.

Barclays Greater Giving Opening Prizes Won By ($500 each to the following 20 nonprofits):
Everett Theatre
The Candlelight Theatre
Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
The Delaware Contemporary
First State Montessori Academy
PAWS for People
Newark Arts Alliance
The Grand
Read Aloud Delaware
Children's Beach House
A Better Chance for Our Children
Clear Space Theatre Company
Barbara K Brooks Transition House
The Tatnall School
Kalmar Nyckel Foundation
Brandywiners Ltd
Family Promise New Castle County
Cradles to Crayons
Ocean View Historical Society
The Connect

Coffee Break Mandate Power Hour (9 AM - 10 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $4,000)
Thanks to Barclays US Consumer Bank, from 9:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 9:59 AM on Friday, March 4, the top 4 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $500. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Barclays Coffee Break Mandate Prize.

Barclays Coffee Break Mandate Power Hour Prizes (Small Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Everett Theatre
3. Shepherd's Office
4. Diamond State Pearls

Barclays Coffee Break Mandate Power Hour Prizes (Large Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. Jewish Family Services of Delaware (JFS)
2. The Grand
3. The Tatnall School
4. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center

Hybrid Home Stretch Prize (5 PM to 6 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $6,000)
Thanks to Barclays US Consumer Bank, from 5:00 PM on Friday, March 4 until 6:00 PM on Friday, March 4, the top 3 nonprofits in each division that raise the most money by the end of the final hour will each receive a bonus of $1,000. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Barclays Hybrid Home Stretch Prize.

Barclays Hybrid Home Stretch Prizes (Small Nonprofits) ($1,000 each) won by:
1. Shepherd's Office
2. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
3. Supporting Kidds

Barclays Hybrid Home Stretch Prizes (Large Nonprofits) ($1,000 each) won by:
1. Delaware Art Museum
2. Delaware Symphony Orchestra
3. The Grand


Chemours Green Philanthropist Prizes


Green Philanthropist Power Hour 1 (8 PM - 9 PM on Thursday, March 3)
(Total Value = $2,500)
Thanks to Chemours, from 8:00 PM on Thursday, March 3 until 8:59 PM on Thursday, March 3, the top 5 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a $250 bonus. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Chemours Green Philanthropist Prizes.

Chemours Green Philanthropist Power Hour 1 (Small Nonprofit Division) ($250 each) Won By:
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Shepherd's Office
3. Pathways to Success
4. Everett Theatre
5. Pieces of a Dream

Chemours Green Philanthropist Power Hour 1 (Large Nonprofit Division) ($250 each) Won By:
1. Family Promise New Castle County
2. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
3. The Candlelight Theatre
4. PAWS for People
5. OperaDelaware

Green Philanthropist Power Hour 2 (12 PM - 1PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value = $2,500)
Thanks to Chemours, from 12:00 PM on Friday, March 4 until 12:59 PM on Friday, March 4, the top 5 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a $250 bonus. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Chemours Green Philanthropist Prizes.

Chemours Green Philanthropist Power Hour 2 (Small Nonprofits) ($250 each) Won By:
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Shepherd's Office
3. Everett Theatre
4. Mispillion Art League
5. Inner City Cultural League

Chemours Green Philanthropist Power Hour 2 (Large Nonprofits) ($250 each) Won By:
1. Biggs Museum of American Art
2. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
3. Choir School of Delaware
4. The Candlelight Theatre
5. Sanford School



Discover Bank (302) Power Hour


(302) Power Hour (3 PM to 4 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $5,000)
Thanks to Discover Bank, from 3:00 PM on Friday, March 4 until 3:59 PM on Friday, March 4, the top 5 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $250. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Discover Bank (302) Power Hour Prizes.

Discover Bank (302) Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($250 each) won by:
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Shepherd's Office
3. Everett Theatre
4. Wilmington Children's Chorus
5. Delaware Alliance Against Sexual Violence

Discover Bank (302) Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($250 each) won by:
1. The Grand
2. First State Montessori Academy
3. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
4. Brandywine Valley SPCA
5. Food Bank of Delaware

Always Best Care Sunny Side Up Power Hour


Sunny Side Up Power Hour (7 AM to 8 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $3,000)
Thanks to Always Best Care, from 7:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 7:59 AM on Friday, March 4, the top 3 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $500. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Always Best Care Sunny Side Up Prizes.

Always Best Care Sunny Side Up Power Hour Prizes (Small Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Shepherd's Office
3. Everett Theatre

Always Best Care Sunny Side Up Power Hour Prizes (Large Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. The Grand
2. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
3. The Delaware Contemporary

Bloom Energy Give It Your Best Shot Power Hour


Give It Your Best Shot Power Hour (2 PM to 3 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $3,000)
Thanks to Bloom Energy, from 2:00 PM on Friday, March 4 until 2:59 PM on Friday, March 4, six (6) $500 supersized golden tickets will be awarded during this hour. Three nonprofits in the small division receiving donations this hour will be selected at random and awarded with a $500 golden ticket bonus. Three nonprofits in the large division receiving donations this hour will also be selected at random and awarded with a $500 golden ticket bonus. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Bloom Energy Give It Your Best Shot Prizes.

Bloom Energy Give It Your Best Shot Power Hour Prize (Small Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. New Light Theatre
2. House of Mercy Transformation Center
3. YourMoney101

Bloom Energy Give It Your Best Shot Power Hour Prize (Large Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. OperaDelaware
2. Ursuline Academy, Wilmington DE
3. First State Montessori Academy


Capital One Oh My Cron Power Hour


Oh My Cron Power Hour (11 AM to 12 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $3,000)
Thanks to Capital One, from 11:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 11:59 AM on Friday, March 4, the top 3 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $500. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Capital One Oh My Cron Prizes.

Capital One Oh My Cron Power Hour Prizes (Small Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Everett Theatre
3. Shepherd's Office

Capital One Oh My Cron Power Hour Prizes (Large Nonprofits) ($500 each) won by:
1. The Candlelight Theatre
2. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
3. First State Montessori Academy

Delaware City Refinery QuaranTime to Party Power Hour


QuaranTime to Party Power Hour (7 PM to 8 PM on Thursday, March 3)
(Total Value $3,000)
Thanks to Delaware City Refinery, from 7:00 PM on Thursday, March 3 until 7:59 PM on Thursday, March 3, the top 3 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $500. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Delaware City Refinery QuaranTime to Party Prizes.

Delaware City Refinery QuaranTime to Party Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($500 each) Won By:  
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Shepherd's Office
3. Pieces of a Dream

Delaware City Refinery QuaranTime to Party Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($500 each) Won By:
1. Clear Space Theatre Company
2. The Grand
3. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center 

United Way of Delaware Magic Hour


Magic Hour (3 AM to 4 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $2,000)
Thanks to United Way of Delaware, starting at 3:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 3:59 AM on Friday, March 5, the first 20 nonprofits that receive a donation of any amount $5 or higher will receive a $100 bonus award. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the United Way of Delaware Magic Hour Prizes.

The United Way of Delaware Magic Hour $100 bonuses were won by:
Everett Theatre
Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity
Latin American Community Center
Community Resource Center
The Candlelight Theatre
Supporting Kidds
Delta Outreach and Education Center
Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
PAWS for People
A Better Chance for Our Children
Family Promise New Castle County
Jewish Historical Society of Delaware
Newark Arts Alliance
Delaware Manufactured Home Owners Association
Choir School of Delaware
The Tatnall School
Brandywiners Ltd
Delaware Arts Alliance
House of Mercy Transformation Center
The Connect
Wegmans Is It QuaranTime Yet? Power Hour


Is It QuaranTime Yet? Power Hour (4 PM to 5 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $1,500)
Thanks to Wegmans, from 4:00 PM on Friday, March 4 until 4:59 PM on Friday, March 4, six (6) $250 supersized golden tickets will be awarded during this hour. Three nonprofits in the small division receiving donations this hour will be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. Three nonprofits in the large division receiving donations this hour will also be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Wegmans Is It QuaranTime Yet? Prizes.

Wegmans Is It QuaranTime Yet? Power Hour Prize (Small Nonprofits) ($250 each) won by:
1. Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance (Kellyn Williams Fundraising Page
2. UD Men's Crew
3. Historic Lewes Farmers Market

Wegmans Is It QuaranTime Yet? Power Hour Prize (Large Nonprofits) ($250 each) won by:
1. Clear Space Theatre Company
2. TeenSHARP
3. Gateway Charter School


Arthur Hall Wake Up Delaware Power Hour


Wake Up Delaware! Power Hour (6 AM to 7 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $1,000)
Thanks to Arthur Hall Insurance, from 6:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 6:59 AM on Friday, March 4, the top nonprofit in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $500. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Arthur Hall Wake Up Delaware Prizes.

Arthur Hall Wake Up Delaware Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($500 won by):
Barbara K Brooks Transition House

Arthur Hall Wake Up Delaware Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($500 won by):
Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center

Horty & Horty Primetime Power Hour


Primetime Power Hour (9 PM to 10 PM on Thursday, March 3)
(Total Value $1,000)
Thanks to Horty & Horty, from 9:00 PM on Thursday, March 3 until 9:59 PM on Thursday, March 3, the top 2 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $250. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Horty & Horty Primetime Power Hour Prizes.

Horty & Horty Primetime Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($250 each won by):
1. Everett Theatre
2. Barbara K Brooks Transition House

Horty & Horty Primetime Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($250 each won by):
1. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
2. First State Montessori Academy

NuPoint Midnight Mask-less Power Hour


Midnight Mask-less Power Hour (12 AM to 1 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $1,000)
Thanks to NuPoint, from 12:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 12:59 AM on Friday, March 4, the top 2 nonprofits in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $250. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the NuPoint Midnight Mask-less Prizes.

NuPoint Marketing Midnight Mask-less Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($250 each won by):
1. Barbara K Brooks Transition House
2. Everett Theatre

NuPoint Marketing Midnight Mask-less Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($250 each won by):
1. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center
2. The Delaware Contemporary

Your Part-Time Controller We Don't Talk About Covid Power Hour


We Don't Talk About Covid Power Hour (1 PM to 2 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $1,000)

Thanks to Your Part-Time Controller, from 1:00 PM on Friday, March 4 until 1:59 PM on Friday, March 4, the top nonprofit in each of the small and large nonprofit divisions that receive the most donations in this hour each will get a bonus of $500. Nonprofits with an operating budget of less than $500K annually are in the small nonprofit division. Nonprofits with an operating budget of greater than $500K are in the large nonprofit division. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Your Part-Time Controller We Don't Talk About Covid Prizes.

Your Part-Time Controller We Don't Talk About Covid Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($500) Won By:
Barbara K Brooks Transition House

Your Part-Time Controller We Don't Talk About Covid Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($500) Won By:
Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center


IncNow Rooster Booster Power Hour


Rooster Booster Power Hour (5 AM to 6 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $500)
Thanks to IncNow, from 5:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 5:59 AM on Friday, March 4, two (2) $250 supersized golden tickets will be awarded during this hour. One nonprofit in the small division receiving a donation this hour will be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. One nonprofit in the large division receiving a donation this hour will also be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the IncNow Rooster Booster Prizes.

IncNow Rooster Booster Power Hour Prize (Small Nonprofits) ($250) won by:
Newark Union Church & Cemetery

IncNow Rooster Booster Power Hour Prize (Large Nonprofits) ($250) won by:
The Candlelight Theatre

Kenny Family Foundation Get A Zoom Power Hour


Get a Zoom Power Hour (10 PM to 11 PM on Thursday, March 3)
(Total Value $500)
Thanks to Kenny Family Foundation, from 10:00 PM on Thursday, March 3 until 10:59 PM on Thursday, March 3, two (2) $250 supersized golden tickets will be awarded during this hour. One nonprofit in the small division receiving a donation this hour will be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. One nonprofit in the large division receiving a donation this hour will also be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Kenny Family Foundation Get a Zoom Prizes.

Kenny Family Foundation Get a Zoom! Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($250 won by):
Possum Point Players

Kenny Family Foundation Get a Zoom! Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($250 won by):
Ministry of Caring


King Creative Isolation Power Hour


Isolation Power Hour (2 AM to 3 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $500)
Thanks to King Creative, from 2:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 2:59 AM on Friday, March 4, two (2) $250 supersized golden tickets will be awarded during this hour. One nonprofit in the small division receiving a donation this hour will be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. One nonprofit in the large division receiving a donation this hour will also be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the King Creative Isolation Power Hour Prizes.

King Creative Isolation Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) ($250 won by):
The Candlelight Theatre

King Creative Isolation Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) ($250 won by):
Chapel Street Players


McCollom D'Emilio Smith Uebler 2nd Coffee Boost(er) Power Hour


2nd Coffee Boost(er) Power Hour (10 AM to 11 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $500)
Thanks to McCollom D'Emilio Smith Uebler, from 10:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 10:59 AM on Friday, March 4, two (2) $250 supersized golden tickets will be awarded during this hour. One nonprofit in the small division receiving a donation this hour will be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. One nonprofit in the large division receiving a donation this hour will also be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the McCollom D'Emilio Smith Uebler 2nd Coffee Boost(er) Prizes.

McCollom D'Emilio Smith Uebler 2nd Coffee Boost(er) Power Hour (Small Nonprofits) $250 Won by:
Historic Lewes Farmers Market

McCollom D'Emilio Smith Uebler 2nd Coffee Boost(er) Power Hour (Large Nonprofits) $250 Won by:
Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club

Simon Eye There's No "I" in Teams Power Hour


There's No "I" in Teams Power Hour (8 AM to 9 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value $500)
Thanks to Simon Eye, from 8:00 AM on Friday, March 4 until 8:59 AM on Friday, March 4, two (2) $250 supersized golden tickets will be awarded during this hour. One nonprofit in the small division receiving a donation this hour will be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. One nonprofit in the large division receiving a donation this hour will also be selected at random and awarded with a $250 golden ticket bonus. All nonprofits in the event are eligible for the Simon Eye There's No "I" in Teams Prizes.

Simon Eye There's No "I" in Teams Power Hour Prize (Small Nonprofits) ($250) won by:
Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance (Jack's Personal Fundraising Page)

Simon Eye There's No "I" in Teams Power Hour Prize (Large Nonprofits) ($250) won by:
Easterseals Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore (Missy's Personal Fundraising Page)

United Way of Delaware



Golden Tickets

($4,800 total value)
Thanks to United Way of Delaware and other generous sponsors, we will be awarding two $100 Golden Tickets each hour. These $100 prizes will be awarded at each hour at random, and the winners will be drawn from only those nonprofits that receive one or more donations in that hour. Each hour, one golden ticket will be won by a nonprofit selected from both the small and large nonprofit divisions.

6 PM - 7 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Jesus House Society
6 PM - 7 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): Connecting Generations
7 PM - 8 PM (Small Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by McCollom D'Emilio Smith Uebler): Southern Delaware Therapeutic Riding
7 PM - 8 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): Blood Bank of Delmarva
8 PM - 9 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Delaware Safety Council
8 PM - 9 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County
9 PM - 10 PM (Small Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by Kenny Family Foundation): Chapel Street Players
9 PM - 10 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): Harrison House Community Programs DBA Cradles to Crayons
10 PM - 11 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Read Aloud Delaware 
10 PM - 11 PM (Large Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by Simon Eye): Boys & Girls Club (Personal Fundraising Page: Great Opportunity to Help Children & Families)
11 PM - 12 AM (Small Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by DANA): Friends of CASA Association 
11 PM - 12 AM (Large Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by Your Part-Time Controller): Serviam Girls Academy
12 AM - 1 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Fresh Start Scholarship Foundation
12 AM - 1 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): The Delaware Contemporary
1 AM - 2 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Coro Allegro 
1 AM - 2 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): Kalmar Nyckel Foundation
2 AM - 3 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Sojourners' Place
2 AM - 3 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): The Candlelight Theatre
3 AM  - 4 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Jewish Historical Society of Delaware 
3 AM - 4 AM (Large Nonprofit Category):  Family Promise New Castle County
4 AM - 5 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Chesapeake Silver Cornet Brass Band
4 AM - 5 AM (Large Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by IncNow): Georgetown Boys & Girls Club
5 AM - 6 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Blue Demon Athletics
5 AM - 6 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): Catholic Charities
6 AM - 7 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Diamond State Pearls
6 AM - 7 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): OperaDelaware
7 AM - 8 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): STAR Kids
7 AM - 8 AM (Large Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by DANA): Sanford School
8 AM - 9 AM (Small Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by Your Part-Time Controller): Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance (Jack's Personal Fundraising Page)
8 AM - 9 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): Wilmington Montessori School
9 AM - 10 AM (Small Nonprofit Category): Milton Theatre
9 AM - 10 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): Delaware Community Reinvestment Action Council (DCRAC)
10 AM - 11 AM (Small Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by Simon Eye): Friends of Fusion Foundation
10 AM - 11 AM (Large Nonprofit Category): Delaware Adolescent Program, Inc.
11 AM - 12 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Project New Start
11 AM - 12 PM (Large Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by Kenny Family Foundation): Food Bank of Delaware
12 PM - 1 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Common Cause Education Fund - Delaware (We need your help in 2022! Personal Fundraising page)
12 PM - 1 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): Sanford School
1 PM - 2 PM (Small Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by IncNow): Literacy Delaware
1 PM - 2 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): Survivors of Abuse in Recovery (SOAR) Inc.
2 PM - 3 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Harry K Foundation
2 PM - 3 PM (Large Nonprofit Category) (Sponsored by McCollom D'Emilio Smith Uebler): Delaware Humane Association & Delaware SPCA (Cory's Tailroad Express Transport Program Fundraiser)
3 PM - 4 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): The Everett Theatre (Sadie’s Fundraiser)
3 PM - 4 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): OperaDelaware
4 PM - 5 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Delaware Seaside Railroad Club
4 PM - 5 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): Friendship House
5 PM - 6 PM (Small Nonprofit Category): Sojourners' Place
5 PM - 6 PM (Large Nonprofit Category): DHA & DE SPCA

Other Cash Prizes


Bank of America Better Money Habits Awards


Better Money Habits Award, Sponsored by Bank of America, Small Nonprofit Division (Total Value = $1,500). The top two nonprofit (whose operating budgets are less than $500,000 and appropriately listed in one or more of the eligible categories below) that receive the most number of donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will each win a Bank of America Better Money Habits Award. First place will get a $1,000 bonus and 2nd place will get $500 bonus. Only nonprofits that are determined to be appropriately working in the Finance and Money, Workforce Development, or Employment sector categories will be eligible for these prizes. The Bank of America Better Money Habit Awards will be added to the nonprofits' overall total and count toward their eligible stretch pool share.

Bank of America Better Money Habits Awards (Small Nonprofits) Won By:
1. The Connect (42 donations) ($1,000)
2. NERDiT Cares Foundation (40 donations) ($500)

Better Money Habits Award, Sponsored by Bank of America, Large Nonprofit Division (Total Value = $1,500). The top two nonprofits (whose operating budgets are more than $500,000 and appropriately listed in one or more of the eligible categories below) that receive the most number of donations over the course of Do More 24 Delaware will each win a Bank of America Better Money Habits Awards. First place will get a $1,000 bonus and 2nd place will get $500 bonus. Only nonprofits that are determined to be appropriately working in the Finance and Money, Workforce Development, or Employment sector categories will be eligible for these prizes. The Bank of America Better Money Habit Awards will be added to the nonprofits' overall total and count toward their eligible stretch pool share.

Bank of America Better Money Habits Awards (Small Nonprofits) Won By:
1. TeenSHARP (182 donations) ($1,000)
2. Christina Cultural Arts Center (70 donations) ($500)


Dine More 24 Prizes

Dine More 24 Prizes
($2,500 total value)

Thanks to the generous sponsors and supporters of this year's Dine More 24 Initiative, we will be awarding $2,500 to the top 3 eligible nonprofits in the food, agriculture, and nutrition sector that receive the most number of donations over the course of the Do More 24 Delaware giving day event. Particularly, these prizes are to help boost those nonprofits working to help alleviate food insecurity problems in their community through their missions or programs. First place will receive $1,500, 2nd place will receive $750, and 3rd place will receive $250.

Dine More 24 Prizes Won By:
1. Shepherd's Office (418 donations) ($1,500)
2. Food Bank of Delaware (178 donations) ($750)
3. Historic Lewes Farmers Market (84 donations) ($250)

Give Together & Motivate More Prizes


Motivate More Prize (For Nonprofits that raise $1,000 or more over the course of the 24 hours)
(Total Value $2,000)
Two random nonprofits that raise more than $1,000 over the course of the 24 hour Do More 24 Delaware giving day event will each be awarded with a $1,000 bonus prize. All nonprofits that raise $1,000 or more are eligible to win the Motivate More Prize. This prize is supported in part through grants from Welfare Foundation and Laffey-McHugh Foundation.

213 nonprofits raised $1,000 or more and were eligible for the Motivate More Prizes.

Motivate More Prizes ($1,000 each) Won By:
House of Mercy Transformation Center
Teen Warehouse

Give Together Prize (For Nonprofits that receive 50 or more donations over the course of the 24 hours)
(Total Value $2,000)
Two random nonprofits that receive more than 50 donations over the course of the 24 hour Do More 24 Delaware giving day event will each be awarded with a $1,000 bonus prize. All nonprofits that receive 50 or more donations are eligible to win the Give Together Prize. This prize is supported in part through grants from Welfare Foundation and Laffey-McHugh Foundation.

62 nonprofits received 50 or more donations and were eligible for the Give Together Prizes.

Give Together Prize ($1,000 each) Won By:
Blood Bank of Delmarva
Diamond State Pearls


First Donation Prize


First Donation Prize (Sponsored by DANA)
(Total Value = $100)
The nonprofit that receives the first donation starting at 6:00:00 PM on Thursday, March 3 will win a $100 bonus. All nonprofits are eligible for the First Donation Prize.

DANA First Donation Prize Won By: The Tatnall School


Kent County Cares, Record Breaker, and Goal Getter Prizes


Kent County Cares Prizes (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware and Spur Impact
(Total Value = $6,000)
Thanks to United Way of Delaware and Spur Impact, we will be awarding $6,000 in to the top 3 eligible nonprofits in each division that receive the most number of donations over the course of the Do More 24 Delaware event. Eligibility is restricted to those nonprofits with offices in and serving Kent County and nonprofits that are eligible for either the Sussex County Stretch Pool (described above) or the Wegmans Gift Card Prizes (described below) are not eligible to win one of the Kent County Cares prizes. The top 3 eligible nonprofits in each of the large and small divisions that receive the most number of donations over the 24 hour period each will receive a $1,000 bonus.

Kent County Cares Prizes (Small Nonprofits) ($1,000 each) Won By:
1. Inner City Cultural League
2. ecarte dance theatre
3. Art Works for All (AWA) (formerly VSA Delaware)

Kent County Cares Prizes (Large Nonprofits) ($1,000 each) Won By:
1. Biggs Museum of American Art
2. Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity
3. Delaware Public Media

Record Breaker Prize (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware and Spur Impact)
(Total Value = $500)
The nonprofit that receives the donation that puts us over the 2021 Do More 24 Delaware giving day record of $1,969,940 will win a $500 bonus. All nonprofits are eligible for the Record Breaker Prize.

Record Breaker Prize ($500) was won by Barbara K Brooks Transition House thanks to a donation they received at 5:02 PM on March 4. The $2 million mark was hit a few minutes later around 5:09 PM.

Goal Getter Prize (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware and Spur Impact)
(Total Value = $500)
The nonprofit that has the biggest % increase over what they raised in 2021 will win a $500 bonus. Eligible organizations must have participated and raised more than $1,000 in the 2021 Do More 24 Delaware event (211 nonprofits are eligible for the Goal Getter prize).

Goal Getter Prize ($500) Won By:
Delaware Art Museum (3500% increase with $245,503 raised in 2022 over the $6,825 raised in 2021).

There were 24 nonprofits that doubled (or more than doubled) what they had raised in 2021. We recognize the following organizations for 500% or better increases over their 2021 Do More 24 Delaware fundraising totals: Your Money 101 (+1665%), Newark Arts Alliance (+1038%), and Delaware Symphony Orchestra (+649%).

Global Giver, Social Distant Supporters, Nonprofit BFF, and Early Bird Prizes


Global Giver Prize (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware)
(Total Value = $500)
One of the nonprofits that gets an online donation from an international donor will win a bonus of $500. Each international donation received by a nonprofit will count as a chance to win this prize and the nonprofit that will win will be selected at random from all of the nonprofits that received one or more international donations. International donations will be determined by the donor's billing zip code or address associated with their credit card payment and must be made during the 24 hour fundraising period. All nonprofits are eligible for the United Way of Delaware Global Giver Prize.

We had donations from 10 different countries this year!

United Way of Delaware Global Giver Prize ($500) Won By:
Southern Delaware Therapeutic Riding (receiving a donation from Great Britain)

Socially Distant Supporters Prize (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware)
(Total Value = $500)
The nonprofit that gets donations from the most states (or the first nonprofit to get donations from all 50 states + DC) will win a $500 bonus. All nonprofits are eligible for the United Way of Delaware Socially Distant Supporters Prize.

We had donations come in from 47 states plus DC and PR! The competition for the Socially Distant Supporters Prize was competitive again this year. Congrats to our runners up Delaware Alliance Against Sexual Violence (24 states) and Kalmar Nyckel Foundation (20 states).

United Way of Delaware Socially Distant Supporters Prize ($500) Won By:
Everett Theatre (receiving donations from 38 states)

Nonprofit BFF Prize (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware)
(Total Value = $500)
The nonprofit whose child fundraising page raises the most money will win a $500 bonus. All child fundraising pages (except for those associated with United Way of Delaware) are eligible for the United Way of Delaware Nonprofit BFF Prize.

Nonprofit BFF Prize ($500) Won By:
Clarence Fraim Boys & Girls Club (raising $4,425 for Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware)

We also recognize and congratulate Triple Your Donation to the ACLU-DE! (raising $4,380 for ACLU-DE) and A Great Opportunity to Help Children & Families (raising $4,015 for Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware)

Early Bird Gets the Worm Prizes (Sponsored by United Way of Delaware)
(Total Value = $200)
Two nonprofits who set up their 2022 Do More 24 Delaware fundraising page by December 31, 2021 will be selected at random to win a $100 bonus. There were 153 nonprofits eligible for this prize.

Early Bird Gets the Worm Prizes ($100 each) Won By:
Children's Beach House
Delaware Teacher's Academy Foundation

These prizes will be added to their fundraising pages during the 24 hour period on March 3-4.

Spur Impact Animal Prize


For the Love of Animals Prize (Sponsored By Spur Impact)
(Total Value = $500)

Thanks to Spur Impact and the success of the #BettyWhiteChallenge fundraising efforts in January 2022 that helped raise nearly $50,000 for several Delaware animal shelters and other nonprofits with an animal-centric mission on the Delaware Gives™ website, Spur Impact is proud to be able to award a $500 bonus prize to the eligible animal nonprofit that receives the largest number of donations over the course of the Do More 24 Delaware event. Eligible nonprofits include any in the animal sector that have an animal-centric mission.

Spur Impact For the Love of Animals Prize ($500) Won By:
Delaware Humane Association & Delaware SPCA


Other Cash Prizes Unrelated to Donations


United Way of Delaware Philanthropic Photo Prizes


Philanthropic Photo Prize (Facebook) (9 AM to 10 AM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value = $500)
Thanks to United Way of Delaware, Do More 24 Delaware photos posted on Facebook during the designated time (9 AM to 10 AM on Friday, March 4) will be eligible to win the Philanthropic Photo Prize (Facebook) of $500. To be eligible to win, the photo must have (1) the Do More 24 Delaware logo or other event branded material in the photo (example: one of the sample social media posts from the marketing toolkit), (2) the hashtag #DoMore24DE and (3) the nonprofit being supported must be named in the post. Posts must be public so we can find them. Each qualifying post during the hour will count, so the more posts in that hour, the better your chances. Of the eligible posts, one of those named nonprofits will be pulled at random to win this prize.

United Way of Delaware Philanthropic Photo Prize (Facebook) ($500) Won By:
Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence

Philanthropic Photo Prize (Twitter) (11 AM to 12 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value = $500)
Thanks to United Way of Delaware, Do More 24 Delaware photos posted on Twitter during the designated time (11 AM to 12 PM on Friday, March 4) will be eligible to win the Philanthropic Photo Prize (Twitter) of $500. To be eligible to win, the photo must have (1) the Do More 24 Delaware logo or other event branded material in the photo (example: one of the sample social media posts from the marketing toolkit), (2) the hashtag #DoMore24DE and (3) the nonprofit being supported must be named in the post. Posts must be public so we can find them. Each qualifying post during the hour will count, so the more posts in that hour, the better your chances. Of the eligible posts, one of those named nonprofits will be pulled at random to win this prize.

United Way of Delaware Philanthropic Photo Prize (Twitter) ($500) Won By:
Blue Demon Athletics

(Honorable mention shout out to Everett Theatre who had a ton of Tweets this hour!)

Philanthropic Photo Prize (Instagram) (2 PM to 3 PM on Friday, March 4)
(Total Value = $500)
Thanks to United Way of Delaware, Do More 24 Delaware photos posted on Instagram during the designated time (2 PM to 3 PM on Friday, March 5) will be eligible to win the Philanthropic Photo Prize (Instagram) of $500. To be eligible to win, the photo must have (1) the Do More 24 Delaware logo or other event branded material in the photo (example: one of the sample social media posts from the marketing toolkit), (2) the hashtag #DoMore24DE and (3) the nonprofit being supported must be named in the post. Posts must be public so we can find them. Each qualifying post during the hour will count, so the more posts in that hour, the better your chances. Of the eligible posts, one of those named nonprofits will be pulled at random to win this prize.

United Way of Delaware Philanthropic Photo Prize (Instagram) ($500) Won By:
Everett Theatre

#MILLSUMMIT Tweet Prize


#DoMore24DE Twitter Engagement Prize (Sponsored by the #MILLSUMMIT)
(Total Value up to $500)

#DoMore24DE Tweet Prize. Starting at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, February 28, the #MILLSUMMIT will contribute $1 per retweet to the participating nonprofits using #DoMore24DE to promote themselves on Twitter. The @millsummit Twitter account will post the Do More 24 Delaware livestream promo video at 9 AM on February 28. Every retweet of this post that includes a comment that tags and/or mentions one of the participating nonprofits and both the #DoMore24DE and #MILLSUMMIT hashtag will count. Only retweets between 9 a.m. on Monday, 2/28 and 9 a.m. on Thursday, 3/3 will count.

In addition, the #MILLSUMMIT will also contribute $1 for any retweets of participating nonprofit posts that use the #DoMore24DE hashtag. The original tweet must have been sent after 8:59 a.m. on 2/28 and must contain the hashtag #DoMore24DE. Only retweets between 9 a.m. on Monday, 2/28 and 9 a.m. on Thursday, March 3 will count.

Only the first 500 retweets will count for this prize. Contributions will be made to the nonprofits' fundraising pages after #DoMore24DE begins.

32 Different nonprofits were eligible and won #MILLSUMMIT Retweet Prizes!

Marketing & Other Prizes

Wegmans New Castle County Gift Card Prizes

Wegmans New Castle County Gift Card Prizes
($7,000 total value)
Thanks to Wegmans, we will be awarding $7,000 in Wegmans gift certificates to the top 3 eligible nonprofits in each division that receive the most number of donations over the course of the Do More 24 Delaware event. Eligibility is restricted to those nonprofits with offices in and serving New Castle County and nonprofits that are eligible for either the Sussex County Stretch Pool (described above) or the Kent County Donation Bonus Prizes (described above) are not eligible to win the Wegmans gift card prizes. For each the large and small divisions, the prizes for the top 3 eligible nonprofits are: 1st place ($1,500 in Wegmans' gift cards), 2nd place ($1,000 in Wegmans' gift cards), 3rd place ($1,000 in Wegmans' gift cards). Members of the Do More 24 Delaware planning team will coordinate with the winners to get their gift cards after the event.

Wegmans New Castle County Gift Card Prizes (Small Nonprofits)
1. The Everett Theater (221 donations) - $1,500 of Wegman's gift cards
2. Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance (126 donations) - $1,000 of Wegman's gift cards
3. Diamond State Pearls Inc. (120 donations) - $1,000 of Wegman's gift cards)

Wegmans New Castle County Gift Card Prizes (Large Nonprofits)
1. Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware (276 donations) - $1,500 of Wegman's gift cards
2. First State Montessori Academy (256 donations) - $1,000 of Wegman's gift cards
3. Howard J Weston Community & Senior Center (248 donations) - $1,000 of Wegman's gift cards

Do More 24 Delaware Video Contest


Do More 24 Delaware Video Contest Prize (Sponsored by NuPOINT Marketing)
(Total Value $1,500)
Thanks to NuPOINT Marketing, nonprofits have a chance to shine a light on the critical work they do each and every day. Nonprofits and their supporters can use their creativity to show what to love about their favorite nonprofit, and tell the world about the important role that nonprofit serves in the Delaware community. There will be a grand prize awarded based on engagement and a second place prize awarded based on creativity. See Rules about this contest here.
 
NuPOINT Marketing Grand Prize (Best Engagement / Most Likes) Won By:
Forgotten Cats

NuPOINT Marketing 2nd Place Prize (Creativity) Won By:
Easterseals Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore


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