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- On Jan. 22, United Way of Delaware held Hats Off to Humanitarians to honor its Tocqueville Society donors. Hosted by society chair Bill Johnston, the exclusive mixer was held at Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor in Wilmington. Attendees were encouraged to wear hats to the event, and they did, ranging from hard hats to fascinators. (Photos by Matthew Gadzinski)
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- On Jan. 22, United Way of Delaware held Hats Off to Humanitarians to honor its Tocqueville Society donors. Hosted by society chair Bill Johnston, the exclusive mixer was held at Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor in Wilmington. Attendees were encouraged to wear hats to the event, and they did, ranging from hard hats to fascinators. (Photos by Matthew Gadzinski)
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- On Jan. 22, United Way of Delaware held Hats Off to Humanitarians to honor its Tocqueville Society donors. Hosted by society chair Bill Johnston, the exclusive mixer was held at Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor in Wilmington. Attendees were encouraged to wear hats to the event, and they did, ranging from hard hats to fascinators. (Photos by Matthew Gadzinski)
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- On Jan. 22, United Way of Delaware held Hats Off to Humanitarians to honor its Tocqueville Society donors. Hosted by society chair Bill Johnston, the exclusive mixer was held at Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor in Wilmington. Attendees were encouraged to wear hats to the event, and they did, ranging from hard hats to fascinators. (Photos by Matthew Gadzinski)
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- On Feb. 9, Delaware Technical Community College held its 9th annual An Evening of Mardi Gras at its Stanton/Wilmington Campus. Proceeds from the event, the campus’ largest annual fundraiser, are used for student scholarships, financial assistance for books, supplies and fees. About 400 attendees enjoyed the New Orleans-themed event. (Photos by Charles Uniatowski)
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- On Feb. 9, Delaware Technical Community College held its 9th annual An Evening of Mardi Gras at its Stanton/Wilmington Campus. Proceeds from the event, the campus’ largest annual fundraiser, are used for student scholarships, financial assistance for books, supplies and fees. About 400 attendees enjoyed the New Orleans-themed event. (Photos by Charles Uniatowski)
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- On Feb. 9, Delaware Technical Community College held its 9th annual An Evening of Mardi Gras at its Stanton/Wilmington Campus. Proceeds from the event, the campus’ largest annual fundraiser, are used for student scholarships, financial assistance for books, supplies and fees. About 400 attendees enjoyed the New Orleans-themed event. (Photos by Charles Uniatowski)
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- On Feb. 9, Delaware Technical Community College held its 9th annual An Evening of Mardi Gras at its Stanton/Wilmington Campus. Proceeds from the event, the campus’ largest annual fundraiser, are used for student scholarships, financial assistance for books, supplies and fees. About 400 attendees enjoyed the New Orleans-themed event. (Photos by Charles Uniatowski)
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