An Evening of Mardi Gras
March 1, 2025
7 to 10 p.m.
Delaware Technical Community College
Wilmington Campus
300 North Orange Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
The winner of the 2024 black and white license plate raffle is
Chris Hansell
Mardi Gras remains the premier fundraising event for student success on the Stanton and Wilmington campuses, and this year Delaware Tech is celebrating the 21st year of this "party with a purpose!"
Donors, friends, and guests are invited to participate in a variety of ways – become a sponsor, or attend as a ticket holder. Thank you for supporting our students through Mardi Gras!
Guests will be treated to exceptional music, entertainment, cuisine, as well as a silent auction and other raffles and games! Over the past 20 years, the event has raised more than $2 million, which is used to help students pay for tuition, books, and other essentials while attending Delaware Tech.
- Partner with Delaware Tech to provide access, opportunity, excellence and hope for students across New Castle County.
- Be recognized for your vision and leadership while ensuring the successful education and training of a competent workforce.
- Enjoy an elegant evening of exceptional food, wine, music, and dancing.
- Funds raised through Mardi Gras help students in our community realize their dream of attaining a college education. Scholarship recipients pursue degrees in all fields of study, including today’s fast-growing, high-demand areas such as surgical technology, information security, nursing, and entrepreneurship.
Delaware Tech dedicates its resources to helping students and the business community by providing programs that are career-relevant in the 21st century workplace. In this way, the College supports the state’s diverse economy and continues to make a difference in the lives of all Delawareans.
For more information please contact: Jacqueline Cameron, (302) 857-1588
Proceeds from this event are directed to Delaware Tech’s Educational Foundation. Scholarships and financial assistance for tuition books, supplies, fees or even childcare often make the difference for students struggling to afford the cost of their education. While the College receives financial aid support from the State of Delaware, and employees and alumni continue to give generously, there remains a shortfall between funding and student need.
Silver ($5,000)
Patron ($300)
- Janelle Bradway and Katie Kelly
- Carolyn Moloney