Center for Workforce Development:
Funders, Partnerships
and Clients
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Partnerships
CWD looks to partner with businesses,
community organizations, schools, and social
service agencies in order to increase the
resources that we can bring to our client
communities. When we create
partnerships the purpose is to supply
communities with wrap around services.
These services when implemented together
truly support our client community members
so that they just don't get by but can take
advantage of real opportunities.
Through our
business partnerships we are able to supply our
client communities with basic necessities.
These items are new and range from linens to
small appliances to furniture to school supplies
to clothing for employment. In 2009 our local
communities received over $40,000 from CWD in
donations of in-kind goods and merchandise.
For more information on partnering with CWD,
please contact Alison Piantedosi at 571-313-0980
or by email apiantedosi@centersinternational.org
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Delaware Workforce Investment Board
Delaware Department of Labor
Family PASS
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Gifts in Kind International
TechSoup
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Client Communities
While most non-profits work with an
individual(s) or within a certain aspect of
a community, CWD works with the entire
community, first evaluating the needs,
partnering with needed resource providers,
and designing a plan for the entire
community while serving individual community
members.
CWD works with
community organizations, churches, diaspora
groups, homeless shelters, young mothers,
schools, adult/youth and veteran groups around Virginia and
DC, if you are an organization or group
assisting low and low income individuals and
families that need assistance please contact
Alison Piantedosi at
571-313-0980, or by email at
info@centersinternational.org.
There are no fees for these donations.
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Paw Paw Church of God, West Virginia
Sparrow Run, Newark Delaware
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Algonkian
Elementary, Sterling Virginia |
Business
Today's
non-profit is a business, so now more than
ever we, in the non-profit arena must
recognize the importance of the business
community and what they can offer us and the
populations we serve.
CWD partners with business to bring
resources to our program and client
communities, curriculum review and insight
to our programs, and most importantly
employment and career opportunities for our
participants.
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Strattrack, Inc
Board Builders
The Proxy Advisory Group
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14th Street Photography
Somali Tea
Planet Green |
Funders
We are truly grateful for all our funders.
CWD receives funding from private
businesses, a social enterprise, and over
100
individuals.
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The Ecco Group
The Proxy Advisory Group
Microsoft
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Bed Bath and BeyondPottery Barn
Office Depot
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Non-Profits
Much like our work with businesses and
communities, non-profits are an integral
part to the success of CWD and our client
communities.
Through our Technical Assistance division,
CWD works with non-profits to develop and
implement programs, assess and evaluate an
organization, individual program, or staff.
For more
information on partnering or receiving
Technical Assistance, please contact Arlene
Ballou at 571-313-0980 or by email aballou@centersinternational.org
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YouthBuild Newark
Arch Development
Charity Advantage
Global Relief Logistics
Pencader Hundred Community Center
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The Brooks Center
4Imprint GoodSearch.com
Mission Fish
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Event Sponsors
All CWD events are supported and sponsored
by local businesses. We are
grateful for all the support and fun
that our sponsors have given us.
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Freddie's Beach Bar and Restaurant
BerryFine Bakery
Cheesecake Factory
Entertainment Cruise Lines
Engatech
Fairview Marriott
Four Points Technology, LLC
ROI Marketing
Open Kitchen
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Lia Sophia
Marblex
Massage Envy
The Pampered Chef
Sea Breeze Executive Suites
Total Wine & More
WalMart
Washington Bike Center
Wegmans
Wolf Trap |
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