Tapp Network

10/14/2026

Configured systems. Staff training. One-to-one support. Built to last after the grant year ends.

That's what selected organizations receive through the Nonprofit AI Capacity Cohort with Delaware Community Foundation.

If your Delaware nonprofit is ready to stop guessing about AI and start building capacity, applications are open through October 31.

https://tapphq.com/dcf

10/06/2026

Capacity First means funding the organization — not a license that expires.

Selected orgs get configured TappHQ systems, staff training, policy, and 1:1 support for a full year, so AI capacity continues after the grant.

Delaware Community Foundation funds and selects. Tapp implements.

Apply Now: https://www.tapphq.com/dcf

10/01/2026

We're excited to launch the Nonprofit AI Capacity Cohort with Delaware Community Foundation!

DCF is funding a full year of AI capacity for organizations doing vital work in Delaware communities. Tapp Network is the implementation partner, and the cohort runs on TappHQ, our Operational Intelligence Platform for Mission-Driven Organizations.

Applications are open October 1-31.

Find out more: https://tapphq.com/dcf

09/26/2026

Thursday night, Amanda and Kristin swapped their desks for tasting plates at Food Bank of Delaware's third annual Farmer and the Chef, now hosted inside the Food Bank's beautiful new Milford facility. Local chefs paired with local farmers, turning local produce into bite after bite worth talking about.
The night raised over $110,000, matched dollar for dollar by Delaware Electric Cooperative. A $50 donation alone puts 300 meals on the table for Delaware families, so every ticket at this sold-out third year added up fast.
Good food, better conversation, and a night built around Delaware families eating well. Thanks to Bank of Delaware and for pulling it off.

09/22/2026

Kristin and Joe were in Baltimore this week for Maryland Workforce Association’s Raising the Bar (Sept 22–23).

Joe spoke for Tapp Network on Where AI meets Collective Impact to Accelerate Workforce Development — looking at the AI tools for cross-system workforce collaboration that successful state agencies and organizations are deploying today across Labor, Rural Health Transformation, and Community Partners, and what it took to get there.

https://marylandworkforceassociation.org/2026-raising-the-bar-registration/

09/07/2026

Grant deadlines. Reporting. Donor communications. Programs to deliver. Systems that don’t talk.

If your board wants an AI plan and the team is already stretched, skip another demo. Get a plan that fits how the organization already works.

Tapp’s Capacity & Growth Workshop starts with your operational reality. We find where capacity and clarity are stuck, then leave you a sequenced roadmap and a 90-day starter your staff and board can use.

That’s the lane: mission systems and Plan-first growth for purpose-driven orgs.

Apply: https://www.tappnetwork.com/ai-workshop-np

09/03/2026

Amanda Sudowsky and Kristin Miller for Tapp Network at the Delaware Real Estate Summit.

In the room. Listening — from HB 450 and the ROAD-DE Act, to DSHA’s Year in Review with Matt Heckles.

Days like this keep us close to the housing work happening across Delaware.

08/24/2026

Tapp Network was proud to sponsor the Hennovate the State Hackathon, hosted by the First State AI Institute at the University of Delaware in partnership with the State of Delaware - Government.

Thank you to Jon Bell for inviting us to support the event, and to Sunita Chandrasekaran, Director of the First State AI Institute and Associate Professor at UD, for helping bring this work to life.

Over three days, students worked alongside Delaware state employees to apply AI and machine learning to public-sector challenges.

We were glad to see Governor Matthew Meyer, Robert Osmond, CIO for the State of Delaware, and participating agencies supporting the next generation of technology leaders.

Thank you to the Delaware Division of the Arts, Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), DMV, Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS), and the Department of Children, Youth and Their Families for taking part.

We were proud to be in the room for this one. Students were working directly with Delaware agencies on challenges that affect how services get delivered, and local partners were there to help those ideas move from concept to something useful.

08/19/2026

Excited to share this collaboration with the Delaware Academy of Medicine and Public Health and Delaware Health Force.

These new tools make Delaware’s healthcare workforce data easier to access, understand, and use, from labor trends and wages to rural workforce gaps across the state!

The Academy and Tapp Network have launched two new resources: the Healthcare Labor Statistics Dashboard and Regional Map tool.

These interactive tools provide valuable insights into healthcare employment, wages, workforce supply and demand, and geographic gaps—helping leaders identify needs and make data-informed decisions to strengthen Delaware’s healthcare workforce.

Explore the tools at dehealthforce.org.

08/13/2026

Ran into Rob Herrera this morning at the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce Networking Breakfast at The Mill Space in Seaford.

Great to see the progress at the newest location of The Mill. Hard to believe it has been 10 years since Tapp moved into the original location in Wilmington!

Good to see The Mill’s next chapter taking shape in Seaford.

Congratulations to Rob and the team!