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In March of 1945, thirty people from the West Chester and Wilmington areas got together to listen to a man named Clayton Hoff talk about the Brandywine Creek. What they heard was alarming. In many spots the creek was little more than an open sewer, the result of wastewater being dumped into the stream with little or no treatment. In addition, thousands of tons of soil were being washed into the Brandywine--choking aquatic life and diminishing water quality. Recognizing that such threats would cause permanent damage, this group founded Brandywine Valley Association, the first small watershed association in America. BVA is now more than 800 members strong and is still working to protect the picturesque and productive Brandywine Creek.

Delaware Humanities Forum in Wilmington is dedicated to engaging and preserving culture, community, and conversation in Delaware. Through thought-provoking programs and educational speakers, they strive to enrich the lives of individuals and foster a deeper understanding of the humanities. Generated from their website's infomation

CCRES Inc is a non-profit human resources organization based in Downingtown, PA, dedicated to supporting school districts and behavioral health programs by providing trained support staff for individuals with special needs. The organization emphasizes community partnerships and offers educational staffing placement, grants, and professional development services to enhance the lives of those it serves. Committed to making a difference, CCRES integrates its staff deeply into partner programs, ensuring they become integral members of each school's team. Through initiatives like community grants and staff appreciation events, CCRES fosters a culture of gratitude and collaboration, benefiting both the children and families within the communities they serve. Generated from the website