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  • E-mail: Contact Donyale Hall
  • Phone: (302) 399-8838
  • Phone: City Clerk's Office at (302) 736-7008
  •  Mailing Address: 
    Donyale Hall
    P.O. Box 475
    Dover, DE 19903-0475

   

 Biographical Information 

Donyale Hall is a businesswoman, Gulf War Era Veteran of the US Air Force and mother.

A 1987 graduate of Caesar Rodney H.S., she holds an MBA with a concentration in finance from Wilmington University. She has served as Program Specialist for the U.S. Department of Labor, Veterans Employment & Training Services. Ms. Hall was a board member of the Friends of Delaware Veterans and the board's liaison with the state's Jr. ROTC programs, and believes strongly in solid education as a key element of success.

Currently, Donyale has a general contracting company with a focus on community involvement and entrepreneurship to promote growth in the business community for women, ethnic minorities and disabled veteran owned businesses.

Serving as the current 1st VP of DE Blacks in Government, the past DE State President of the Frederick Douglass Foundation, the past 1st VP of the Central Delaware Branch NAACP, a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and the Capital Rotary Club, she stresses the importance of helping others, particularly in the areas of economic development, education and youth.
Her personal motto is, “Strive for Brilliance, Excellence & Integrity, Today, Tomorrow & Always!”