[Page 10] Scholarship Funds

The Friends and Family of Rick Levin

This fund will support a scholarship for a high school senior who has participated in a Special Education program and despite having experienced academic or emotional struggle during their high school career, will graduate and attend a college or training program.

Bryce Hovannisian

To fund the Mark Suren Melkonian scholarship for years to come.

David Cline

This fundraiser will seed the Vickie Drum Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship will support female students with children in North Carolina.

Family of Francis E. Moore

The family of Francis Moore desires to grant scholarships and awards, in his honor, to students who can most benefit from assistance, particularly those who have surmounted obstacles (especially if related to the penal system) or who have exhibited leadership in judicial equity, prison ministry or diminishing the effect of the prison industrial complex.

Hyong

In honor of Grandmaster Nam K Hyong, this scholarship fund aims to give the gift of education to motivated students.

Bryent Smothermon

To honor the legacy of Bryent Smothermon, this scholarship fund exists to support military veterans who have suffered from PTSD or have been affected by someone who has suffered from PTSD.

Mezaros / Weiner Family

This scholarship fund is in in memory of Manny and his wife, Sylvia, and will support undergraduates on a pre-med track or current medical students from New Jersey or New York.

Magidson family

In memory of Dr. David Magidson, this scholarship fund provides support for students committed to the Theater Arts.

Nicholas Hamlin

Nicholas Hamlin was an avid tennis player and loved sharing his passion with others, especially youth, through coaching. We are looking to fund college scholarships for youth who also shared a love of tennis. Please consider donating to this cause.

Joye Ashby, Sherri Leimer, Jennifer Fields, and Mary Martin

We are creating a scholarship to honor the memory of a beloved retired teacher whose life work was helping students achieve their goals no matter what odds may have been stacked against them. Carolyn Hawkins spent countless dollars of her own money and hours of her own time to help students, and now that she has passed, we want to continue her legacy of helping students through a scholarship in her name.