The Mega Mrs. Faye Planting Project
The Mega-Mrs. Faye Project was created to inspire youth and the local community to garden, plant trees, learn about the environment and, go outside and get dirty!
The Mega-Mrs. Faye Project was created to inspire youth and the local community to garden, plant trees, learn about the environment and, go outside and get dirty!
The Tuxedo STEM Fund Scholarship is open to non-resident Tuxedo Union Free School District students in grades 9-12 who wish to attend the George F. Baker High School in Tuxedo NY on a full time non-resident tuition basis, and who show demonstrated interest and achievement in STEM related programs/activities.
The Viking Spirit Memorial Scholarship, created by the Class of 1989 honors the memory of classmates from Clarkstown HS South. The scholarship recognizes a Clarkstown HS South senior who demonstrates true Viking Spirit exemplified through community service and scholastic achievement.
The Welles Remy Crowther Red Bandanna Memorial Scholarship is a tribute to the courage and heroism of 24- year-old Welles Remy Crowther (The Man in The Red Bandanna) who rescued many on 9/11 before he ultimately perished. The scholarship is awarded to a deserving high school graduate choosing to pursue a career in fire and emergency services or health related services.
The STEM Exploratory Research Program Fund was supported through a grant from AT&T, the fund fosters STEM initiatives for high school students through the Rockland Community College Technology Center in Haverstraw.
The Stephen F. Strack Jr. Memorial Scholarship is given annually to a North Rockland college bound senior baseball player who exemplifies leadership, competitiveness and dedication on and off the field.
The Suffern High School Class of 1979 Will Shine Forever Memorial Scholarship was established immediately after the 40th High School Reunion to honor those alumni who have passed over the years.
The Christine Gallagher Scholarship recognizes a high school senior who resides in Rockland County and has shown a demonstrated commitment towards the education and treatment of those with disabilities.
The Ruth Berkowitz Memorial Scholarship honors the memory of Ruth Berkowitz. She is remembered for her loving generosity, fierce determination, and adventurous spirit. This scholarship will be awarded annually to a graduating senior from the East Ramapo school district.
Judith Johnson was described by Gary Stern of the Journal-News (October 22, 2019) as the “best known educator in the Lower Hudson Valley, who fought for educational equity for decades and represented the region on the state Board of Regents since 2015. One $500 scholarship will be awarded this year. Recipients must be Rockland County or Peekskill residents interested in furthering their education by attending a college/university or a vocational school. This award is open to previously enrolled and current students. The age range to qualify for this award is 17-26 years old.