Roy Klein Education Fund for Nonprofits in Delaware

The Roy Klein Education Fund is a philanthropic initiative focused on enhancing the quality of life in Central Delaware through strategic support for educational and economic development programs. Administered in Kent County, the fund targets projects that offer measurable community benefits through the expansion of career and occupational education initiatives. Its specific geographic focus includes all of Kent County and the cities of Smyrna and Milford. The fund prioritizes investments that strengthen workforce readiness and promote regional economic resilience through education-driven outcomes. The primary purpose of the Roy Klein Education Fund is to support nonprofit organizations that demonstrate the capacity to advance economic opportunity through education. This includes but is not limited to job training programs, career development workshops, and other initiatives that help residents of Central Delaware build vocational skills. The fund’s intent is to drive systemic improvements by funding localized efforts that directly serve Kent County's workforce and educational landscape. Eligibility for this opportunity is strictly limited to nonprofit organizations holding valid 501(c)(3) status. In addition to meeting this federal tax exemption requirement, all programs or services proposed by applicants must directly benefit residents of Kent County, Delaware. This eligibility extends to operations within the broader areas of Smyrna and Milford, provided the impact aligns with the fund’s geographic criteria. Organizations that do not meet these precise geographic and legal eligibility requirements are ineligible to apply. Applicants must use the online application form provided through the designated platform. The fund requires concise responses to standardized questions embedded within the online form, ensuring consistent information collection for review and comparison purposes. The fund does not request supplementary materials or extended narratives; instead, emphasis is placed on clarity, relevance, and impact within the provided format. Applications opened on June 5, 2025, and the submission window will close on July 15, 2025. All applications must be submitted through the online portal prior to the closing date. No information is provided regarding pre-application events, deadlines for questions, or public Q&A opportunities. The maximum award amount available for this cycle is $3,000, and no information has been disclosed regarding the minimum award, total funding available, number of awards, or whether matching funds are required. All inquiries are expected to be handled through the online application platform. As of now, there is no indication that the Roy Klein Education Fund is a recurring grant or offered on a rolling basis. Future availability beyond the current cycle is not guaranteed or referenced in the provided materials.