The Delaware Community Foundation, in partnership with the African American Empowerment Fund of Delaware, has awarded $287,200 to 17 nonprofit organizations led by and serving Black, indigenous and other people of color through the BIPOC Leaders and Communities Grants Program.

The recipients include:

• 4th-Dimension Leaders — $10,000.
• American Civil Liberties Union Foundation — $20,000.
• Center for Structural Equity — $20,000.
• Choir School of Delaware — $20,000.
• Delaware Adolescent Program — $20,000.
• Delaware College Scholars — $19,000.
• Developing Artist Collaboration — $20,000.
• Edge for Tomorrow — $20,000.
• Harambee Delaware Fund — $20,000.
• Love in Deed Community Development Corp. — $16,200.
• Mom’s House of Dover — $2,000.
• Network Connect — $20,000.
• One Village Alliance — $20,000.
• Pathways to Success — $10,000.
• Philadelphia Arms Townhomes — $10,000.
• Reel Families for Change — $20,000.
• True Access Capital — $20,000.

DCF’s BIPOC Leaders and Communities Grants are underwritten by a group of charitable funds. For a full list of those funds, visit here.

This year’s grants also were supported by gifts from Corteva Agriscience and the First State Fund.