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Kenyada Me'Chon Thomas Legacy Scholarship Fund

Organized by
Cermonia Thomas
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$6,855
Raised of $10,000 goal

100% tax-deductibleNo fees

100% goes to scholarship recipients

Contributions

30
    RF

    Rebekah Floryance & Christopher Cabatbat

    $200
    A

    Anonymous

    $50
    SP

    Shillena Phillips

    $25
    NM

    Nicole M. Conger

    $350
    A

    Anonymous

    $500

Our story

The Thomas Family has always been a family of givers and embodies the spirit of giving. In 2019, they lost Airman First Class Kenyada Me'Chon Thomas at the age of 20. He gave is life while serving in the United States Air Force. Kenyada - or "Yadi" as they called him - was very kind and compassionate. To continue his legacy of kindness and compassion, the Thomas Family has created a scholarship fund to support underserved high school seniors entering college. Through their giving spirit, they can encourage future students to embody Kenyada's good character.

Our goal

The mission of this scholarship fund is to remember Kenyada M. Thomas by continuing his legacy of compassion and kindness.
Scholarships made possible by your generosity
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Kenyada Me'Chon Thomas Legacy Scholarship
Published 2 months ago

Comments from contributors 7

Rebekah Floryance & Christopher Cabatbat17 days ago
$200

This donation is dedicated to the memory and legacy of Kenyada Me'Chon Thomas - and in support of educational opportunities for BIOPIC students.

Nicole M. Conger2 months ago
$350

My beloved angel!! Love you!! 🩷🩷🩷🩷

Eric & Leticia Davis2 years ago
$200

We're making this donation to support educational opportunities for BIOPIC students while honoring our nephew Kenyada Me'Chon Thomas and his legacy.

Linda Davis2 years ago
$200

This is in memory of a wonderful, loving and kind grandson, who I will dearly miss, and it helps to contribute to some young individuals dreams of attending college to help make their lives better.

Bivins And Kim Caraway2 years ago
$500

We’re making this contribution because of the strong family ties we had with Kenyada. He was literally a ray of sunshine to all the people who had the pleasure of making his acquaintance. We would much rather be celebrating a birthday or life achievement, but that was not to be,so in ending we hope our contribution helps a deserving student reach their full potential in life.