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Caesar Rodney Rotary Foundation Grant Opportunity is sponsored by Caesar Rodney Rotary Foundation (administered by Delaware Community Foundation). This grant supports nonprofit organizations in New Castle County, DE, serving underserved and at-risk youth and young adults (birth through 25 years) who lack the skills and support for a self-sufficient future. While not exclusively victim services, it supports at-risk youth who may be vulnerable to victimization.
The Caesar Rodney Rotary Foundation Grant is sponsored by Caesar Rodney Rotary Foundation. This grant opportunity is available to nonprofit organizations in New Castle County, DE, serving youth and young adults ages birth through 25 years who are underserved and at risk for not having the skills and support for a self-sufficient future.