Essence Legacy Drill Team
A fundraiser for YMCA of Delaware
$375 raised from 4 donors
$1,000 goal
Essence Legacy Drill Team is a Walnut Street YMCA program that has been serving the Wilmington community for over 3 years. Members of Essence Legacy Drill Team learn and perform the art of music, drill, majorette and color guard. Our members compete within the tri-state area and support community organizations and events by performing and volunteering throughout the year.
During competition season, our team participates in up to 8 competitions in which we perform our art at a top level. Over the years each division of our team has finished top three at our national’s competition and earned two national championships.
Your donation will help the team cover equipment, uniform, travel and stay cost for our upcoming nationals in Baltimore, Maryland. We thank you for your generous contribution.
Your donation will help the team cover equipment, uniform, travel and stay cost for our upcoming nationals in Baltimore, Maryland. We thank you for your generous contribution.
About YMCA of Delaware
Mission: The YMCA of Delaware’s mission is to empower youth, foster healthy living, and promote strong communities. Our vision is a healthy, inclusive community where all people reach their full potential.
Established in 1889, the YMCA of Delaware serves more than 120,000 individuals annually at 7 full-facility locations, one urban youth development center, two outdoor recreation complexes, one overnight resident camp, and at over 40 statewide school partnership sites. We believe that we are stronger when our doors are open to all, allowing everyone the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.
For over 130 years, our YMCA has worked to empower youth, foster healthy living and promote strong communities. Our work prevents chronic diseases like diabetes, combats educational equity by serving more than 30,000 young people, and enables all Delawareans access to life-changing programs. In 2023, we served 121,000 youth and adults across the state and provided over $4.2 million in financial support to ensure everyone had access to critical YMCA services.
