La Red Mágica (“The magical web” or “net” in Spanish) is the University-Community Partnership for Meaningful Education started its work in September 1998. The Partnership is designed to build an exemplary after-school program based on principals of voluntary, collaborative, and informal learning linking K-12 inner-city minority children and adolescents at the Latin-American Community Center (LACC) in Wilmington and teacher education students at the University of Delaware (Newark, DE).
| School of Education, University of Delaware; $500 1998 | Honors' program, University of Delaware; $300 1998 | The Spencer Foundation; $3,500 1999 |
| CITE, University of Delaware; $500 1998 | The Ronald Mc Donald Foundation; $5,000 1999 | California Consortium of the 5th Dimension projects; $1,500 1999 |
| The Hewlett Packard Foundation; $5,000 1998 | Rotary Club of Delaware, $3,000 1999 | CHEP,
University of Delaware; $28,500 1998-9; $14,000 1999-2000 |
| The Bell Atlantic Foundation; $5,000 1999 | CONECTIV; $1,000 1999 | The
McCormick/ Channel 17 Foundation; $25,000 1999 |
| Multicultural instructional grant, University of Delaware; $15,000 2002-2003 |
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