Non-Profits

Each year, several non-profit groups are invited to DelFest to educate people and gain support. While you’re strolling through the music meadow, don’t forget to pay a visit to these wonderful non-profits. Each of these organizations make positive strides toward addressing compelling social, environmental, and community needs. Your grassroots support is integral to their success: Stop by and learn about the issues they focus on that make our world a nicer place in which to live.

Camp Traction
Camp Traction consists of music fans who choose to experience festivals and shows without the use of drugs or alcohol. Our primary purpose is to provide a safe environment for clean & sober music fans. We are not affiliated with AA, NA, DelFest, or any other organized recovery group. We are simply a group of people who share the common bond of enjoying musical events in a clean & sober state. We take no position on drug and/or alcohol use and leave those decisions to the individual. We offer support, strength and hope to those who seek what we share. Our location at DelFest is noted on the festival map.

Evergreen Conservancy
Evergreen Conservancy is a land trust and conservation group dedicated to educating citizens about responsible environmentalism and helping landowners preserve their properties.  Stop by their booth to learn more through hands-on activities.

Rock the Earth
Rock the Earth is committed to protecting and defending America’s natural resources through partnerships with the music industry and the world-wide environmental community. Stop by and ask them about this year’s Mobile Phone Recycling Drive – bring in your old mobile phones, help the environment, and win some prizes!

Sierra Club of Western MD
As the local arm of America’s largest and most influential grassroots environmental organization, it’s members, inspired by nature, encourage outings into nature to learn more about the environmental issues affecting Western Maryland.

WFWM
A public service of Frostburg State University, programming on WFWM includes locally-originated and acquired news and features from National Public Radio (NPR), the Associated Press, and National Weather Service. WFWM’s formats include Classical, Jazz, Big Band, Blues, Celtic, Bluegrass, and Alternative.

*Prospective non-profits interested in tabling at DelFest, spaces are full for 2012.  Please contact us with your interest and a brief description of your group in early 2013 for next year. We will be extending invitations to non-profits in March and will contact you then. Thanks for your interest in being part of DelFest.