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Friday, November 01, 2024Delmarva Community Services Community Action Center Aids Clients Experiencing Poverty and Unexpected
Pictured left to right are Michelle Nichols, Community Action Center Program Manager at Delmarva Community Services, Inc. with Mr. Davis, a community member who is receiving services at the agency. Mr. Davis, a 69-year-old resident of Cambridge, walked almost three miles on one of the hottest days in July to seek assistance with a utility bill. Seeing his obvious discomfort from the walk due to severe arthritis in his feet, an outreach worker from Delmarva Community Services (DCS) introduced herself and
Tuesday, October 22, 2024BayVanguard Bank & Hebron Savings Bank Donate to Delmarva Community Services to Extend Senior Hours
Greg Olinde and Lawson Newcomb from BayVanguard Bank presented Andy Hollis and Keith Adkins of Delmarva Community Services, Inc. with a $2,500 check to support DCS fundraising efforts. Pictured left to right: Keith Adkins, COO, DCS; Andy Hollis, President/CEO, DCS; Greg Olinde, Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer, BayVanguard Bank; and Lawson Newcomb, Assistant Vice President, BayVanguard Bank. Jennifer A. Poulsen and Ernest Wager Jr. from Hebron Savings Bank presented Andy Hollis and Keith
Friday, September 20, 2024Delmarva Community Services Senior Center Bridges the Generations
Delmarva Community Services seniors hosted a preschool graduation for students in its daycare. Pictured left to right are Vanessa Scott and Arlene Moaney. DCS Senior Program Manager. Seniors at DCS host bubbles day at its daycare. Pictured left to right are Mamie Short, Dorthea Johnson, and Lenora Mister. Delmarva Riders Motorcycle Club donated $300 bed comforters to each DCS senior. Pictured are Guy Butz and Dorothy Jackson. Delmarva Community Services Inc. (DCS) is a multi-service organization
Tuesday, August 13, 2024Delmarva Community Services Assists Individuals to Achieve Self-Sufficiency and Independence
Delmarva Community Services Inc. (DCS) is a multi-service organization founded in 1974 that serves individuals with developmental disabilities, seniors, and individuals living in poverty, as well as childcare and transportation services. In 2023, the organization assisted more than 6,000 residents and employed more than 250 people. DCS team members believe that all people should be treated with respect, and as advocates for their consumers, the organization assists all individuals toward self-sufficiency
