MSD's Mission: To guide, serve and support Delaware Physicians, promoting the practice and profession of medicine to enhance the health of our communities. MSD was founded in 1776 and incorporated on February 3, 1789, only 12 days after President Washington took his oath of office. It is the third oldest society of its kind in the US. Although much has changed in the medical profession since then, the principle upon which this Society of physicians was founded has remained steadfast: to further the medical profession in such a way that the health and well being of the citizens of Delaware can be enhanced. We exist to serve our members and, through them, the citizens of Delaware. We do this in four areas: advocacy, representation, public service, and education. The original 27-member organization has grown to a present membership of over 1,600 physicians throughout the State of Delaware. The Medical Society of Delaware continues its support of physicians in their vigor and spirit to advance the profession, which was the basis for its creation.

For more than 100 years, the American Board of Ophthalmology has been an independent advocate for excellence in eye and vision care. Certification by the American Board of Ophthalmology helps physicians demonstrate to patients and peers a high level of knowledge, skills, and experience in their profession. Since 1916, more than 30,000 ophthalmologists in the United States have voluntarily sought the distinction of board certification--driven by professional pride and a passion for practicing better medicine. The Board's strategic priorities and professional standards are established by physician-directors who hail from hospitals, clinics, and private practices around the country. They are assisted by three public directors who represent the patient voice. The standards and assessments that are the foundation of Board Certification are developed by a volunteer network of more than 600 distinguished subject matter experts in comprehensive and subspecialty areas of ophthalmology. To learn more, visit abop.org.

www.macinc.org; 410-742-0505 MAC (Maintaining Active Citizens) is the designated Area Agency on Aging for Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico & Worcester Counties in Maryland. MAC is dedicated to the principle that older persons are entitled to lives of dignity, security, physical, mental, and social well-being; and to full participation in society. To achieve our purpose for all older persons, MAC, an equal opportunity employer and service provider, serves as a focal point from which to address social and economic needs identified by older persons; and to provide a full range of services. MAC is a private, non-profit organization and is proud to be a member agency of the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter! Some of the services available through MAC, Inc are: Caregiver Resource Center & Support Group Memory Impairment Support group for family Maryland Access Point Senior employment program Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Ombudsman and Guardianship Senior Health Insurance Counseling Options Counseling (providing applications for Housing, Prescription, & Energy Assistance) In 2010 the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building was built and opened and is now the new home for MAC, Inc at 909 Progress Circle in Salisbury, MD. The new senior center also houses a new "senior friendly" gym and exercise programs (memberships available to the public for those 55+), Parsons Day Center (respite care for dementia clients), Meals on Wheels and more.

Sussex Conservation District is a government administration company based out of 21 Shortly Rd, Georgetown, Delaware, United States.

The Mental Health Association in Delaware promotes improved mental well being for all individuals and families in Delaware through education, support, and advocacy. The Mental Health Association in Delaware (MHA) is a statewide, nonprofit organization founded in 1932 to promote mental health. MHA provides services throughout Delaware, and our focus is education, support and advocacy for mental health issues. MHA is an affiliate of Mental Health America. With over 240 affiliates, Mental Health America represents the largest and oldest voluntary citizen’s organization concerned with mental health and mental illness. The MHA strives to: - Improve the community’s understanding of mental health and the mind-body connection between mental and physical health. - Provide education and opportunities for individuals to identify early warning signs of mental illness and subsequently provide programs and an environment that supports recovery and improves resilience for these individuals. - Assure that those who request information and need mental health care referral have confidential access to the appropriate information and know how to obtain care. - Advocate for improved support and treatment particularly at the state and federal levels, especially where reform is needed. Our annual fundraiser, E-Racing The Blues, is every fall. Visit eracingtheblues.com for details. Follow us! Facebook: facebook.com/MHAinDE Twitter: @MHADelaware Twitter: @MHADelaware

SEEDS OF GREATNESS MINISTRIES is a company based out of PO BOX 756, NEW CASTLE, Delaware, United States.

Mid Shore Behavioral Health (MSBH) is a private, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) regional core serving agency serving the five counties of Maryland's mid-shore: Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, and Talbot. Our primary responsibility is for community planning, management, and monitoring of publicly funded medically necessary mental health services in the five-county region for consumers across the life span: children, adolescents, adults and the aging population. MSBH’s mission is to continually improve the provision of behavioral health services for residents of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot Counties through effective coordination of care in collaboration with consumers, their natural support systems, providers and the community at large.

To cultivate awareness, enthusiasm and engagement and support for Girl Scouting, the Council and the various opportunities within Girl Scouting.

The Delaware HIV Consortium is dedicated to eliminating the spread of HIV/AIDS through its leadership to ensure a high-quality, seamless continuum of care for all people infected and affected in Delaware. The Delaware HIV Consortium is a statewide non-profit organization [501(c)(3)] established to facilitate collaboration among its community partners and to ensure that quality, non-duplicative HIV treatment and prevention services are available throughout Delaware. Our collaborators include HIV/AIDS service providers, civic leaders, public health professionals, representatives of private business, and persons living with HIV disease.

• Marketed, coordinated, and implemented WOW!: The Wonders of Wetlands instructor training workshops nationwide • Trained adults in community wetland courses • Published articles for the Wetland Journal

The Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition is a 501(c)(3) organization offering statewide programs and services of support, education, outreach, and early detection and treatment of breast cancer. Its mission is to create a community where every person diagnosed with breast cancer is a survivor, and fear and doubt are replaced with knowledge and hope. Headquartered in Wilmington with offices in Sussex and Kent Counties, DBCC’s programs reach diverse communities to deliver messages that address their unique concerns about breast cancer and early detection. Recognizing the barriers of language, culture, and economics, DBCC trains community advocates to educate and encourage women to take responsibility for breast health. DBCC helps women with low incomes or those with little or no insurance to receive free or reduced-cost care. DBCC also supports the National Breast Cancer Coalition and its research efforts by helping to facilitate participation in local clinical trials. For more information about the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition, visit www.debreastcancer.org.

Our mission is to eliminate the spread and stigma of HIV/AIDS, improve the lives of those living with HIV/AIDS, and promote community health through comprehensive and culturally-sensitive services, education programs, and advocacy. AIDS Delaware is the state's first and largest AIDS Service Organization (ASO). The agency was founded in 1984 by a group of concerned volunteer activists addressing the needs of the emerging statewide AIDS community. Over the last 30 years, AIDS Delaware has become the state’s premier ASO working for community health.