WILMINGTON, DE — Citizens for Judicial Fairness (CJF) has donated $10,000 to the Police Athletic League of Wilmington’s D.I.V.A.S. program, an initiative aimed at empowering young girls through leadership development, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. The contribution was celebrated during an event attended by community leaders, residents, and program participants, emphasizing a shared commitment to nurturing Delaware’s future leaders.
“This investment in our D.I.V.A.S. program will directly impact young girls here in Wilmington, helping them build confidence, skills, and a brighter future,” said Christopher Purnell, Executive Director of the Police Athletic League of Wilmington (PALW).
CJF’s donation aligns with its mission to promote diversity, equity, and transparency in leadership, while supporting local organizations creating positive grassroots change. Jackie Griffith, Senior Strategic Advisor for Government and Community Relations at CJF, stated, “This donation is a meaningful step toward our goal of building a future where leadership reflects the full diversity of Delaware.”
The D.I.V.A.S. program, which stands for Developing Individuals with Vision, Ambition & Style, focuses on fostering leadership and self-image for young women in Wilmington. The funding will enhance program offerings and resources, enabling expanded opportunities for participants.
This contribution highlights the collective effort of organizations and individuals dedicated to empowering the next generation to lead with confidence and resilience.
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