Good Tidings 2017 Fall/Winter Newsletter

Good Tidings News from the Hampton Roads Community Foundation

Maury Foundation Scholarships

Expanding Upon Tradition

Photo by Glen McClure

Gazing at Maury High School, George Consolvo marvels at how law colleagues in Richmond can’t believe “my connection to my high school” decades after graduation.

But ties run deep for this Kaufman & Canoles lawyer, who counts at least 25 family members as alumni of Norfolk’s first public high school, which opened in 1911.

George, a 1963 Maury graduate, is board secretary for The Maury Foundation, which is amplifying its scholarship program through a new partnership. In 2017 The Maury Foundation donated $500,000 to the Hampton Roads Community Foundation to establish two permanent Maury Foundation Scholarship funds. The scholarships will be awarded to new Maury Maury Foundation board officers (from left) graduates starting in 2018. For the Peggy Beale, George Consolvo, Jennifer Saunders first time, recipients can renew Pfitzner and Ryan King love their alma mater. scholarships for up to four years of college study.

Funds come from hundreds of alumni who donated to The Maury Foundation over the decades. One of the Maury Foundation scholarships is named for the late Oscar Ferebee Jr. (class of 1936), whose wife Sandra memorialized him with a Maury Foundation endowment in 2014.

Founded in 1986, The Maury Foundation is among the first charitable foundations in the country created to benefit a single public high school. Attorney Robert Nusbaum (class of 1941) of Williams Mullen led initial fundraising with the late Vincent Thomas (class of 1939), a former Norfolk mayor. The foundation “was a rarity, and we didn’t have any models to follow,” Bob recalls.

Over the decades, The Maury Foundation has awarded $150,000 in one-year college scholarships to more than 115 Maury graduates. Partnering with the community foundation “makes sense,” says Maury Foundation board president Ryan King (class of 2004), Imagine what it’s like to send a Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate brokerage THREE kids to college associate. “It’s impressive what we have done before, and at the same time! now we can do more than one-year scholarships.”

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Recent Grants

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The Hampton Roads Community Foundation recently awarded the following Community Grants from donors’ unrestricted and field-ofinterest funds. .................................................

200+ Men Foundation , $60,000 over

three years from the Ethel T. Jones Fund for the Scholars Academy for at-risk African American male students from Booker T. Washington High School in Norfolk.

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Chrysler Museum of Art , $25,000 for

an after-school workshop at the Chrysler Museum Glass Studio for area middleschool students.

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Community Outreach Coalition , $25,000 to expand its after-school program to two middle schools in Franklin. The program provides academic support, homework assistance and enrichment in art, music, dance and drama.

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E3: Elevate Early Education , $150,000 over three years to help support efforts to increase kindergarten readiness across Hampton Roads.

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Gateway Homes , $20,000 from the

Benjamin R. Brown Fund for a therapist to treat low-income, uninsured adults with mental illness living in transitional group homes after being discharged from Eastern State Hospital.

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Girls on the Run South Hampton Roads ,

$60,000 over three years to expand to five area Title I schools an after-school program that helps girls in grades three through eight learn to be healthy, fit and confident.

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Dyer Triplets Win Morgan Scholarships Imagine sending three children to college at the same time. That’s the reality for the Dyer family of Virginia Beach with triplets Sam, Luke and Abby. Tuition, room and board total more than $90,000 a year.

“It really is daunting when you think about paying for all three at the same time,” says Marnie Dyer, the triplets’ mother.

Not being able to attend college was never a question for the triplets. “We always said ‘when you go to college,’” Marnie says. But she and her husband Patrick were open about the fact that paying for college would be a family hardship.

They encouraged the triplets to do what they could to help.

Sam, Luke and Abby took the request seriously. They got good grades at Floyd E. Kellam High School, worked as summer lifeguards and in a pottery shop, and applied for scholarships. Their hard work paid off when all three received scholarships from the Perry and Bunny Morgan Fund at the Hampton Roads Community Foundation.

Their scholarships are renewable for four years of study.

Marnie was surprised each of her children won a foundation scholarship. “I can’t tell you how helpful it is,” she says.

The Dyer triplets are among 383 college students receiving more than $1.2 million this year from 70 different foundation scholarship funds. While the foundation has had twins receive scholarships in past years, this is the first time a complete set of triplets has done so.

The scholarships take “a load off our parents for sure, and that’s what we always try to do,” says Sam, the oldest of the triplets. “We’re just so thankful that we were given this opportunity.” Luke, who is two minutes younger than Sam, and sister Abby agree.

Sam, Luke and Abby are in their second year of college and are

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Perry and Bunny Morgan

Abby, Luke and Sam Dyer are Kellam High graduates.

excited about taking classes in their majors. Sam and Luke attend William & Mary where Sam majors in chemistry and Luke in computer science. Abby is a double major in studio art and historic preservation at the University of Mary Washington.

“I’m really proud of them,” says Marnie. “I can’t wait to see what they become.”

Morgans Help 181 Scholarship Recipients ................................................................................

Perry Morgan was a Georgia sharecropper’s son, World War II veteran, former Virginian-Pilot publisher and local philanthropist who never forgot how the GI Bill helped him go to college. Before his death in 1999, he arranged for a charitable bequest to the community foundation that would help others in his name and his late wife Bunny’s.

The Perry and Bunny Morgan Fund provides student scholarships, supports area human services nonprofits and benefits the arts. Since 2000, the Morgans’ generosity has provided $1 million in scholarships to help 181 area Morgan Scholars pay for college at 23 institutions. Most scholarships were renewed for four years of study. This year there are 42 Morgan Scholars, including the three Dyer triplets.

To donate to the Perry and Bunny Morgan Fund, visit http://bit.ly/MorganFund

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Deborah DiCroce President and CEO

Soundings

Help Us Shape the Future

Whatever the issue—economic vitality, early care and education or domestic violence—it is clear that Hampton Roads is better when we work together to find solutions.

That’s not easy in a place with many municipal and social divisions, but the potential for progress makes the effort worth it.

For years, the Hampton Roads Community Foundation has led the charge toward greater regional cooperation on a variety of issues.

Reinvent Hampton Roads, an outgrowth of our regional economic competitiveness initiative, is close to helping the region create new, higher-paying jobs. Two proposals—a drone base near Williamsburg and an area-wide municipal ultrahigh speed broadband system— recently won unanimous approval by members of the Hampton Road Planning District Commission. Those proposals will seek funding under the state’s Go Virginia initiative to encourage regional cooperation. In fact, Reinvent Hampton Roads is the sponsoring entity for our region’s Go Virginia Council.

Minus 9 to 5, also incubated at the community foundation, is building a framework for child and family success by focusing on early care and education from conception to kindergarten.

The initiative coordinated with organizations and parents across the region and this fall graduates from our offices to a permanent home at Eastern Virginia Medical School.

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In December, the Hampton Roads Community Foundation will transition Minus 9 to 5 to a new location. The initiative incubated at the community foundation will become part of the M. Foscue Brock Institute for Community and Global Health in partnership with the Department of Pediatrics at Eastern Virginia Medical School.

Over the past 18 months, the community foundation brought together more than 100 stakeholders to shape Minus 9 to 5. Healthcare and education professionals as well as parents and community organizations are focused on building and improving the childcare system in South Hampton Roads to help families from the time a woman finds out she’s pregnant until the child enters kindergarten.

757-251-0144 was launched last year to ensure that domestic violence survivors find help when they need it. This Coordinated Crisis Response hotline is a collaboration of the Norfolk-based YWCA, the H.E.R. Shelter in Portsmouth, “It comes down to just three Samaritan House things: Discover what we need in Virginia Beach as a community. Decide how and the Genieve Shelter in Suffolk. the foundation can help, and The community then give folks the tools to do it.” foundation seeded the effort with a $45,000 grant from our Sue Cook Winfrey Memorial Fund.

Each initiative shares one premise: Strategic partnerships help our region meet pressing needs. So it is with our next foray into civic life. In April, long-time Virginian-Pilot editorial page editor Don Luzzatto joined the community foundation to help with public engagement. His brief is broad: Help this community solve its problems.

In a regional League of Women Voters speech, Don described the process: “It comes down to just three things: Discover what we need as a community. Decide how the foundation can help, and then give folks the tools to do it. All of that serves that other word that starts with D: Democracy.”

Don has talked to hundreds of folks. He’s visited organizations engaged in similar activity across the country and learned what works for them. And, he’s setting groundwork to help us identify needs in Hampton Roads.

“Then we’ll decide where we — the foundation — can be helpful,” Don said. “If it’s something we can support, we’ll do so. If it’s something the community is already doing, we might do more.”

Data and analysis will reveal gaps and opportunities and drive decisions that will help build a thriving community with opportunity for all.

This effort is fundamental to the mission and future of your community foundation. More importantly, we hope to make life better in our region.

If you’d like to help, email Don at dluzzatto@hamptonroadscf.org or me at ddicroce@hamptonroadscf.org or call us at (757) 622-7951.

Stay tuned. This journey has just begun.

In the last year and a half, Minus 9 to 5 has aligned community partners and organizations around areas such as safe infant sleep, professional development opportunities for childcare providers and Preparing families from conception to kindergarten kidspriorityone.org – a regional online resource for parents and families.

The move to EVMS “solidifies the idea that making sure children are healthy, thriving and ready to learn is not just up to one organization, but it’s a community effort,” says Linda Rice, vice president for grantmaking.

Learn more at www.minus9to5.org.

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Donors Give 383 Students the Gift of Education

The $1,288,410 awarded to 383 scholarship recipients for 2017-18 is the largest scholarship amount given in a single year by the Hampton Roads Community Foundation. Scholarships provided by generous community foundation donors are helping students at 75 different colleges and universities.

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Since 1951, our scholarships have helped more than 4,300 students – most for four years of study.

Each scholarship fund has a purpose designated by the donors who set them up. There are 108 firsttime recipients and 275 whose scholarships were renewed. Recipients all hail from Hampton Roads unless otherwise noted.

College

Hometown

AAA Tidewater J. Theron “Tim” Timmons Memorial Scholarship

For graduating high school seniors whose parents are AAA Tidewater members who live in one of the 30 cities and counties the regional AAA branch serves in Virginia.

Breon Case Radford University Suffolk Dejah J. Niles Bogger Christopher Newport University Chesapeake Frayser G. Wall University of Virginia Virginia Beach

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Helen Murphy Addington Scholarship Michelle Ezeigbo Kayla D. Washington

For female graduates of Maury High School Hampton University Pepperdine University

Norfolk Norfolk

The “Max” Bennis Scholarship

For a student graduating from First Colonial High School in Virginia Beach Hampden-Sydney College Virginia Beach

Nicholas J. Graziano

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Jesse T. Bonney Scholarship

For female students ages 25 and under

Christopher Newport University The College of William & Mary Southern Adventist University George Mason University University of Virginia Roanoke College Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Virginia Commonwealth University James Madison University Virginia Tech Old Dominion University Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Commonwealth University

College

Tucker J. Spady Zachary N. Tekamp Rebecca A. Towler Tanner L. Troyer Michaela L. Wescott Grace S. White David L.C. Wright IV Michelle G. Wright

Warren Wilson College Virginia Tech University of Virginia North Carolina State University Longwood University

James Madison University Virginia Military Institute

Virginia Tech

Joanna A.U. Tan

For students from South Hampton Roads The College of William & Mary

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Dan H. Brockwell Scholarship for Architecture

For undergraduate or graduate students from Virginia Beach studying architecture Karen E. Staskin Virginia Tech Virginia Beach

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Burhans Memorial Scholarship

Chesapeake Southampton County Chesapeake Portsmouth Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Franklin Virginia Beach Suffolk Virginia Beach Chesapeake Virginia Beach

For graduates of public high schools in Norfolk and on the Eastern Shore of Virginia Jacob W. Anderson Radford University Norfolk Alice Haley Baillio Old Dominion University Norfolk Bryce M. Berry James Madison University Norfolk Danielle D. Bertulfo Old Dominion University Norfolk Kayla Burfoot Virginia Commonwealth University Norfolk Breon Case Radford University Suffolk Ayo M. Clark Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Beach Richard C. Dizon University of Virginia Norfolk Jamar M. Dover Old Dominion University Norfolk Olivia K. Flick Virginia Tech Norfolk Robert N. Fread Virginia Tech Accomack County Raymond C. Gallagher James Madison University Norfolk Ada M. Garvis University of Virginia Northampton County Zachary X. Green Virginia Commonwealth University Norfolk Melanie L. Grierson University of Virginia Norfolk Marcie M. Gurany College of Charleston Accomack County Miles W. Hamberg University of Virginia Norfolk Alissa Hoffman Virginia Tech Norfolk L. Jackson Howell Jr. University of Virginia Norfolk Annemarie S. Lyons University of Virginia Norfolk Deionjalei A. Miller Virginia Tech Norfolk Eliseo J. Monzon II University of Southern California Norfolk Natalie M. Radford University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Norfolk Leonard A. Ramsey University of Virginia Norfolk Logan A. Ramsey University of Virginia Norfolk Rebecca A. Reed University of Mary Washington Norfolk Reece J. Reyes Virginia Tech Norfolk Danielle G. Rodgers University of Virginia Norfolk Tyrique D. Sharpe Virginia Tech Norfolk Katherine O. Spady University of Virginia Northampton County

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Northampton County Norfolk Norfolk Accomack County Accomack County Norfolk Accomack County Norfolk

Dan H. Brockwell Fund

For deserving students from Chesapeake, Norfolk and Virginia Beach Rachel Birsch Coastal Carolina University Chesapeake Caroline M. Carlson Vanderbilt University Virginia Beach Brianna R. Cossu Christopher Newport University Chesapeake Caroline E. Davis James Madison University Virginia Beach Anna C. Duer George Mason University Chesapeake Marie R. Duer University of Mary Washington Chesapeake Christopher W. Fassoth University of Virginia Virginia Beach Lewis B. Goode II University of Virginia Virginia Beach Diamond F. Lee Virginia Tech Virginia Beach Adam S. Pangan Virginia Tech Chesapeake Benjamin S. Stahl James Madison University Virginia Beach

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Charles F. and Mabel C. Burroughs Scholarship

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Julia Atwater Bristow Scholarship

Hometown

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Brittney M. Banks Kaitlyn N. Bowman Jade A. Deschamps De’Shauna M. Downs Daniela T. Fuller Rebecca L. Horton Azauria M. McDuffie Meredith P. Romano Cleo Symone Scott Madelyn M. Smith Zoe M. Waddell Mia Wainwright Kailyn M. Williams Lenae D. Zirnheld

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Applications for the 2018-19 academic year will be online December 1. March 1, 2018 is the deadline to apply for most scholarships. To explore starting your own scholarship fund to help students, contact Kay Stine at kstine@hamptonroadscf.org or (757) 622-7951.

Cory W. Childress Caleb H. Corbett Caleb A. Hayes T. Mark Howlett Jr. Hollis L. Jennings IV Zachary S. Leitner Trent H. Taylor Connor H. Tudor Zachary A. White

For students at Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney College

Isle of Wight County Chesapeake Suffolk Norfolk Virginia Beach Portsmouth Suffolk Virginia Beach Norfolk

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E.W. Chittum Memorial Scholarship

For Chesapeake Public Schools graduates with a preference for students attending Washington and Lee University in Lexington Michael N. Lopez The College of William & Mary Chesapeake

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Community Fund for Scholarships

Azana Carr

For South Hampton Roads students attending college The College of William & Mary Suffolk

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J. Robert and Ettie F. Cunningham Memorial Scholarship

For students from South Hampton Roads with a preference for those from Norfolk and those planning to make education their careers Francesca F. Antolin George Mason University Norfolk Stephanie D. Brett Duquesne University Norfolk Marena S. Davis Old Dominion University Norfolk Kenneth Riley Golski Virginia Tech Norfolk Khenia S. Haro Perez Old Dominion University Norfolk Sophie M. Jacobson Georgetown University Norfolk Alyssa G. Johnston Liberty University Norfolk Cody Luong Virginia Tech Norfolk Elise C. Schloff Hollins University Norfolk Lauren M. Sloan James Madison University Norfolk

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College

Taylor Sparks William Bennett White Carly F. Wohner Shaela M. Woods

Virginia Commonwealth University Randolph Macon College James Madison University Virginia Commonwealth University

Hometown Norfolk Chesapeake Norfolk Norfolk

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Friends of Joshua P. Darden, Jr. Scholarship

For students attending public high schools in South Hampton Roads who are in need of financial aid for post secondary education at a college or university Victoria D. Afor University of Virginia Virginia Beach Tenisha N. Alston University of Virginia Suffolk Skye T. Bougouneau Virginia Commonwealth University Chesapeake Kiera L. Brown Tidewater Community College Portsmouth Erin A. Bryant Randolph Macon College Virginia Beach Barry X. Chin University of Virginia Virginia Beach Ashley J. Cox James Madison University Virginia Beach Christopher J. Fegley West Virginia University Suffolk Adrian J. Forrest Northeastern University Virginia Beach Tyler M. James New York University Virginia Beach Ashley G. Kwon George Mason University Virginia Beach Blaine B. Lacey George Mason University Chesapeake Justin H. Lagbo University of Virginia Virginia Beach Aamir D. Madison Hampton University Chesapeake Kemani D. Montgomery Old Dominion University Virginia Beach Abigail J. Newman The College of William & Mary Virginia Beach Bansri B. Rawal Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Beach Teagan M. Rogers George Mason University Portsmouth Vashaana C. Sahadeo Yale University Virginia Beach Abigail B. Steele University of Virginia Virginia Beach Kayla S. Wise University of Richmond Virginia Beach

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Hunter Davis Memorial Scholarship

For former Thalia Elementary School students who are graduates of Princess Anne High School in Virginia Beach Thessa D. Bravo Virginia Tech Virginia Beach

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Dean Callahan Scholarship

Brittany Eley

For Norfolk Public Schools seniors who participate in school athletics.

North Carolina A&T State University Norfolk

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College

Yong Sang Park Parantap Patel Grace Pyon Christine H.D. Quejada Julia C. Roithmayr J. Tyler Simpson Georgi T. Talmazov

Connor M. Edwards Emma J. McIntyre Alexander E. Simmons Leann R. Tengowski

For students from Isle of Wight County Virginia Tech

University of Virginia

University of South Carolina Louisiana Tech University

Isle of Wight County Isle of Wight County Isle of Wight County Isle of Wight County

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Palmer Farley Memorial Scholarship

For graduate students pursuing the creative brand management track at the Virginia Commonwealth University Brandcenter Alex J. Robinson Virginia Commonwealth University American Fork, UT

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Harry Bramhall Gilbert Merit Scholarship

For Chesapeake Public Schools graduates attending The College of William & Mary, James Madison University, the University of Virginia or Virginia Tech Parker R. Dean The College of William & Mary Chesapeake Kristin N. DeVinney Virginia Tech Chesapeake Connor A. Graham University of Virginia Chesapeake Kylie L. Jacobs Virginia Tech Chesapeake Vincent Lin University of Virginia Chesapeake Lindsay N. Nelson James Madison University Chesapeake Forrest L. Owens The College of William & Mary Chesapeake Deep H. Patel Virginia Tech Chesapeake Makenzie A. Scanlon University of Virginia Chesapeake Jamie A. Short University of Virginia Chesapeake Casey L. Smith Virginia Tech Chesapeake Katherine A. Wilde Virginia Tech Chesapeake

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Victor and Ruth N. Goodman Memorial Scholarship

For students studying for a career in medicine or health care University of Virginia Medical School Yorktown Eastern Virginia Medical School Virginia Beach Medical University of South Carolina Virginia Beach Howard University Chesapeake Rochester Institute of Technology Chesapeake Virginia Commonwealth University Norfolk Virginia Commonwealth University Norfolk Thomas Jefferson University Chesapeake

Brianna B. Bagalkotkar Ashley N. DeMoss Lauren E. DesRoches Sarah M. Holloway Emily A. Jacobs Alyssa M. James Laura J. Morris Alicia H. Muratore

University of Virginia Medical School University of Virginia Medical School VCU School of Medicine Old Dominion University University of Virginia Medical School Eastern Virginia Medical School Virginia Commonwealth University

Chesapeake Chesapeake Chesapeake Norfolk Yorktown Norfolk Norfolk

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Melvin R. Green Scholarship Fund

For students from South Hampton Roads attending a four year college or university with a preference for students studying accounting at Old Dominion University Kendra J. Brown Spelman College Norfolk

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Jennifer Mooney Greene Scholarship Fund

For Virginia Beach Public Schools students with a preference for students from Green Run High School or Green Run Collegiate who are in the Achievement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program Fetuliaina A. Iosefa Norfolk State University Virginia Beach Diamond F. Lee Virginia Tech Virginia Beach

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Everette H. and Edith P. Griffin Memorial Scholarship

For students from western Tidewater or deaf and blind students from South Hampton Roads with a preference for students from Isle of Wight County Jena Araojo The College of William & Mary Southampton County Lynley P. Burton Christopher Newport University

Isle of Wight County Warren M. Hastings University of Southern California

Southampton County Davis Pillow Christopher Newport University

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Colonel J. Addison Hagan Memorial Scholarship Corey A. Taylor Cabell B. Thomas

For students at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington Virginia Military Institute Chesapeake Virginia Military Institute Norfolk

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George D. and Marion Phelps Hamar HRBOR Scholarship Fund

For self identifying lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) students from high schools in the cities of Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk or Virginia Beach Nicholas O. Barker Christopher Newport University Virginia Beach

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Hampton Roads Association of Social Workers

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R. Franklin and Arbee R. Edwards Scholarship

Hometown

Laura N. Morris

For graduate students in social work

Virginia Commonwealth University

Mathews County

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Hampton Roads Sanitation District Environmental Scholarship Shelby Cameron

For graduate students in environmental studies Old Dominion University

Gloucester County

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Hampton Roads Spartan Scholarship Fund

For students at Norfolk State University with a preference for single parents Anthony T. Crawford Norfolk State University Hopewell Fetuliaina A. Iosefa Norfolk State University Virginia Beach Atuagie V. Okobi Norfolk State University Norfolk Briana M. Sharp Norfolk State University Chesapeake Tamara B. Thompson Norfolk State University

Isle of Wight County

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Joseph E. and Bertha White Harry Scholarship

For students at Old Dominion University or Virginia Wesleyan University in Norfolk Najah Abdelhak Old Dominion University Chesapeake Gary E. Banks Old Dominion University Chesapeake Marie Y. Bazile Virginia Wesleyan University Norfolk Jenna L. Billups Old Dominion University

Isle of Wight County Allison K. Brewer Virginia Wesleyan University Chesapeake Rachel C. Butler Old Dominion University Virginia Beach LeMar Callaway III Virginia Wesleyan University Virginia Beach Mikayla E. Dunnavant Virginia Wesleyan University Norfolk Kaylah E. Duplain Virginia Wesleyan University Virginia Beach Peter J. Espinoza Old Dominion University Virginia Beach LeAnne C. Eubanks Old Dominion University Portsmouth Diamond N. Frost Old Dominion University Chesapeake Kiyana S. Hiers Old Dominion University Chesapeake Lydia L. Ivy Old Dominion University Chesapeake Jodi L. Keck Old Dominion University Virginia Beach Koby T. Lomax Old Dominion University Virginia Beach Abigayle G. Martin Old Dominion University Portsmouth Leah R. Melton Old Dominion University Chesapeake Ruby L. Melton Old Dominion University Portsmouth

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Kay A. Stine Vice President for Development

Full Sail Ahead

At the Hampton Roads Community Foundation, we are always sad to lose one of our Legacy Society for Hampton Roads members. But, we are honored when forward-thinking society members like the late Stuart Paul Levy of Suffolk entrust us to forever do something good in their names.

Stuart, who passed away last December at age 83, is the first community foundation donor to To create create a college scholarship fund a scholarship fund or just for Suffolk students. What a find other ways wonderful tribute to the people to help people in the city Stuart loved. in your community,

Stuart let us know a decade contact Kay Stine at kstine @ ago about his charitable plans and hamptonroadscf.org or (757) 622-7951.

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lower the speed limit on Atlantic Avenue and helped start VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads. Her favorite charity was the American Civil Liberties Union.

“Our parents were wonderful citizens and good people” Rob says. Their love of community lives on through their four children and their donor-advised funds: the Lynn G. Zoll

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Fund, the Beverly Goodman Fund and the David Goodman Fund as well as the expanded Martha and Rob Goodman Family Donor-Advised Fund started by the couple in 2008.

Donor-advised funds give “an advisor a chance and responsibility to be active in the community where the money was made,” Rob says. ”It is all a part of making a better community.”

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Love for Suffolk Inspires Levy Scholarships

joined our legacy society in 2007. He asked that the scholarship be named for both him and his late wife Alice, a receptionist at International Paper who passed away in 1998.

His inspiration for planning a bequest was a letter of reference he wrote years earlier for someone applying for one of our scholarships. Stuart marveled at how a community foundation scholarship helped his friend prepare for a successful career as an orthodontist. He wanted to give similar opportunities to others from his hometown, so he worked with his attorney to create plans for a future bequest.

Stuart grew up in Suffolk and graduated from Suffolk High School before becoming a partner with his dad in The Young Men’s Shop clothing store in downtown Suffolk. After it closed, he enjoyed a second career as a Certified Residential Real Estate appraiser in Suffolk and Western Tidewater.

The new Alice Riddick Levy and Stuart Paul Levy Scholarship Fund is for Suffolk residents needing financial help to attend college. Stuart stated in his plans a wish to “make a real difference in the lives of scholarship recipients in attaining their educational goals.”

We are honored to carry out Stuart’s wishes.

Applications for the renewable Levy Scholarship will be available December 1. The first Levy Scholarships will be awarded next spring starting Alice and Stuart Levy an endless line of Suffolk will be remembered forever residents helped by Stuart’s through their scholarship fund. generosity.

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Courtney A. Nishnick Andrew D. Penny Jr. Alexandra M. Piland Amber R. Porter LaMecca J. Robertson Karen M. Simonic Micah T. Small Demetrius A. Stitmon Jr. Brooke A. Sweeney Daniel Stephen C. Tamayo Fraline Margarette C. Tamayo Thomas J. Tracey Kriss L. Truelove Jr. Allora M. Vico Esperanza R. Williams

Old Dominion University Virginia Wesleyan University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University

Hometown Chesapeake Virginia Beach Chesapeake Chesapeake Portsmouth Virginia Beach Chesapeake Suffolk Chesapeake Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Portsmouth Chesapeake Portsmouth Portsmouth

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Diane Reilly Hartzog Memorial Scholarship Fund

For South Hampton Roads students with an interest in library science or English Mariah N. Burke UVA’s College at Wise Virginia Beach

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Lewis K. Martin II, M.D. and Cheryl Rose Martin Scholarship

For students at Davidson College, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Salem College or Salem Academy Dustin A. Wessells University of Virginia Medical School Accomack County

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Ellen Hitt McLaughlin Scholarship

For students who attended Holland Elementary School in Virginia Beach Kemani D. Montgomery Old Dominion University Virginia Beach

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Metro Machine Scholarship

For students who met reading program milestones while attending St. Helena or Campostella elementary schools in Norfolk Areona Alleyne Williams Virginia State University Norfolk Akira Brown Virginia Wesleyan University Norfolk Amari Hinton Virginia Commonwealth University Chesapeake Tanaiya James Old Dominion University Norfolk Karlena Jones George Mason University Virginia Beach Alexis Locke University of Missouri-St. Louis St. Louis John McCants Tidewater Community College Norfolk

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Tommy Horvatic Memorial Scholarship Fund

For students from Princess Anne High School in Virginia Beach who may not be at the top of the class but have good character and are active in the community and community service Alexzondra L. Mattson Ferrum College Virginia Beach Savannah L. Pierce Randolph Macon College Virginia Beach Bansri B. Rawal Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Beach Maybelle E. Singson Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Beach

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Anne Hurd Memorial Scholarship

For female students active in Key Club or the daughters of Kiwanis Club members Kesha Shah Virginia Commonwealth University Chesapeake

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Indian River Ruritan Scholarship Fund

For students graduating from a public high school in Chesapeake with a preference for students from Indian River High School Joshua S. Hibbs Jr. Radford University Chesapeake

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Louis I. Jaffe Memorial Scholarship

For graduate students in humanities or graduate students in art history at Old Dominion University or for alumni of Norfolk State University pursuing graduate degrees Danielle R. Salyers Old Dominion University Norfolk Darlene L. Sanford Norfolk State University Norfolk

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James 2:26 Fund

For low income students from South Hampton Roads attending a public college in Virginia with a preference for those living in public or subsidized housing Cierra J. Britt George Mason University Norfolk Rose Anne V. Conde Old Dominion University Norfolk Ashanti M. Henderson Old Dominion University Portsmouth Angel A. Knight Old Dominion University Suffolk Toeray C. McClain George Mason University Norfolk Dakotah B. Todd Virginia Tech Portsmouth

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Judge Floyd E. and Annie B. Kellam Scholarship Fund

For graduates of Kellam High School in Virginia Beach pursuing degrees in math, science or business.

Jordan D. Benderoth University of Virginia Virginia Beach Molly M. Cassidy Auburn University Virginia Beach Zachary D. Hughes Virginia Tech Virginia Beach Alexandra Lehnhard University of Alabama Virginia Beach Ryan C. Miller Virginia Tech Virginia Beach Symone L. Moore George Mason University Virginia Beach Mitchell J. Popielec University of Virginia Virginia Beach Alexander W. Ratajczak University of Virginia Virginia Beach Jason P. Smith Virginia Military Institute Virginia Beach Jarrod M. Tanedo University of Virginia Virginia Beach

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Adrian Ryan Kirk Memorial Scholarship

For students with attention deficit disorder or learning disabilities David R. Weisenbeck James Madison University Virginia Beach

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Thomas G. Johnson Jr. Scholarship

For Norfolk Public Schools graduates attending the University of Virginia Jazel Mae Ramos University of Virginia Norfolk

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John H. and Annie Campbell Miles Memorial Scholarship Kathryn G. Bray Caleb A. Selph

For students from Mathews County

Liberty University University of Virginia

Mathews County Mathews County

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William F. Miles Memorial Scholarship

For students preparing for leadership in a field of religious service Eric S. Musser Regent University Newport News John W. Pollock Regent University Hampton

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Perry and Bunny Morgan Fund

For South Hampton Roads students attending college Hannah Abraham Brigham Young University Brendan S. Avery James Madison University Jason C. Boleman Virginia Commonwealth University Blythe A. Boyd Virginia Tech Brianna K. Brown George Mason University Jamal R. Callaway Regent University Tiara Z. Carbin Howard University Aliyah M. Chandler Virginia Commonwealth University Brian X. Chin Jr. University of Virginia Destiny M. Cobb Emory & Henry College Destiny J. Crawford Regent University Margaret A. DeMarco Culinary Institute of America Cydney D. Dennis George Mason University Bailey Dumire Hunsinger Greensboro College Chananjah Duncan Radford University Abigail K. Dyer University of Mary Washington Luke T. Dyer The College of William & Mary Samuel P. Dyer The College of William & Mary Christopher L. Gibbs Virginia Commonwealth University SharMae S. Grant Virginia State/Virginia Commonwealth Corey A. Harper James Madison University Gregory K. Jewette II George Mason University Krysta S. Jewette Longwood University Ariana Kavazovic Virginia Commonwealth University Savana F. Limbach Old Dominion University Tatyana A. McRae Radford University Christina F. Navarro Sentara College of Health Sciences Catherine G. Nguyen University of Virginia Peter T. Nguyen George Mason University Kelsey J. Ostrowski Longwood University Veronica T. Otim Baldwin Wallace University Melodie K. Phipps Virginia Commonwealth University Heather M. Richardson James Madison University Zoe M. Sargent Liberty University Kristen S. Seals Virginia Tech Caitlyn Stokes Virginia Tech Isaac E. Tan Old Dominion University Andre L. Toran Christopher Newport University Erin C. Ward Brigham Young University Joel T. White Old Dominion University Niya K. Wilkins Hampton University Megan Winebrenner Christopher Newport University

Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Suffolk Virginia Beach Portsmouth Chesapeake Virginia Beach Norfolk Chesapeake Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Chesapeake Chesapeake Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Chesapeake Portsmouth Chesapeake Suffolk Suffolk Virginia Beach Chesapeake Portsmouth Chesapeake Chesapeake Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Chesapeake Chesapeake Portsmouth Norfolk Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Norfolk Portsmouth Virginia Beach

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Partners’ Grants to Help Area Youth The Community Leadership Partners, a giving group affiliated with the Hampton Roads Community Foundation, has awarded grants to 22 organizations to support prevention and intervention programs that help area youth ages 9-18. The Partners’ 2017-18 grant priority relates to the areas of homelessness, foster care, abuse or human trafficking, gangs, involvement in the juvenile justice system, mental health or substance abuse. Grant recipients for 2017-18 are: Courtesy photo

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Boys & Girls Clubs Southeast Virginia , $4,000 to provide

programming for Norfolk children and families to encourage healthy attitudes and lifestyles while learning skills necessary to become responsible adults.

Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters Inc. , $15,000 to add a 16-week

Students learn karate in Boys & Girls Clubs program ...................................................

group intervention for area adolescents who have experienced trauma. This is part of a behavioral health program for children and adolescents and their families.

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Communities in Schools of Hampton Roads , $15,000 for site coordination services at Granby High School in Norfolk to assess student needs and coordinate resources.

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Community Outreach Coalition , $10,000 for

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Joy Ministries , $7,500 for a weekly

mentoring and advocacy program focused on social and mental health support for youth ages 10 and up in Chesapeake and Virginia Beach.

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New Vision Youth Services Inc. , $10,000

for an outreach program in Chesapeake and Norfolk that uses preventive measures to help youth aging out of foster care.

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an arts after-school program for Portsmouth middle-school students that includes remedial instruction in math, reading and writing, plus art and music enrichment activities.

Norfolk CASA Inc. , $16,000 for a volunteer

ForKids Inc. , $10,000 for education programs

Park Place Child Life Center Inc. , $15,000

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for homeless children and their families in Chesapeake, Norfolk and Suffolk to ensure academic success and to prevent or intervene in homelessness.

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Friends of Norfolk Department of Human Services Foster Care Division , $15,000 to

expand a tutoring program to help foster youth throughout South Hampton Roads engage in school, overcome academic gaps and prepare for graduation and adult life.

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Girl Scout Council of the Colonial Coast,

$5,000 to support scouting for girls in grades 4-12 in at-risk communities in Norfolk and Portsmouth.

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Girls on the Run South Hampton Roads ,

$2,500 for the after-school health and wellness program for girls in the area.

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coordinator position as CASA works to increase the number of volunteers trained to work with abused and neglected children.

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Salvation Army Hampton Roads Area Command , $5,000 to add brass

musical instruction as a component of the Heart Strings Program, which uses music instruction, creative activities and mentoring to help Norfolk children appreciate music, build character, improve academic performance and increase a sense of community.

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Samaritan House Inc. , $17,500 to create a

specialized Juvenile Anti-Human Trafficking Case Manager position to work with children in Chesapeake, Norfolk and Virginia Beach.

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Seton Youth Shelters , $9,500 to support

residential shelter programs and an outreach program in South Hampton Roads.

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a youth boat-building program for 40 Norfolk youth ages 12-18 that teaches skills critical to future educational or vocational success.

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Tidewater Youth Services Foundation , $12,500 to staff a

formerly all-volunteer program that helps at-risk and court-involved youth from Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk and Virginia Beach gain life skills needed to be successful adults.

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Together We Can Foundation , $15,000 to

provide resources to help area youth at risk of being disconnected from society effectively transition to adulthood.

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The Up Center , $2,500 to support the Team Up Mentoring program, which helps area youth improve academic performance, reduce delinquent behaviors and reinforce positive relationships.

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Virginia Beach CASA , $5,000 to assist older youth in the court system due to abuse or neglect as they start to age out of the system.

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Walk In It Inc. , $10,000 to provide an

after-school mentoring and educational enrichment program for girls 9-18 in Chesapeake and Suffolk.

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Youth Outreach Urban Resources & Services , $15,000 to provide a program for Norfolk middle and high school students that enhances listening, decision-making, problem-solving and other key skills.

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Tidewater Wooden Boat Workshop , $8,000 to conduct

Since 2010 the Community Leadership Partners and its more than 230 members have put nearly $1.7 million into action through grants to 80 nonprofits that help area youth prepare to lead great lives.

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Hometown

Student

College

Carrie Biggs Morrison Memorial Scholarship

Alana M. Allbritton Lucas R. Anderton Gary Chen Andrew Council Nicole I. Cunanan Margaret A. DeMarco Lanya M. Evans Blake L. Hardison Jordan Harris Grace Jeffrey Navin D. Naik Abigail J. Newman Maya M. Parker Macy R. Riffle M’Kayla D. Rodgers Matthew J. Rosen Catherine Scalzi Robert J. Schofield Natalie B. Simon Jeremy B. Smith Jalen M. Spruill Samantha M. Strohm Chesson L. Ward Ke’Darius M. Whitley Kimberly C. Williams Joshua D. Wynn

For students from Virginia Beach or Martin County, N.C. Christopher Newport University Virginia Beach American University Virginia Beach Williams College Virginia Beach University of North Carolina-Greensboro Martin County George Mason University Virginia Beach Culinary Institute of America Virginia Beach North Carolina A&T State University Martin County North Carolina State University Martin County East Carolina University Martin County Duke University Virginia Beach University of Virginia Virginia Beach The College of William & Mary Virginia Beach Duke University Martin County East Carolina University Martin County North Carolina A&T State University Martin County Virginia Tech Virginia Beach Virginia Tech Virginia Beach Virginia Tech Virginia Beach University of Virginia Virginia Beach Virginia Tech Virginia Beach University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Martin County University of Virginia Virginia Beach North Carolina State University Martin County Winston Salem State University Martin County East Carolina University Martin County University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Martin County

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Reverend Doctor Joyce G. Moss Theologian Scholarship

For students at Richmond Virginia Seminary or Regent University School of Divinity planning to pursue Christian ministry Kathy M. Smith Regent University Portsmouth

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The Lefki and George Polizos Family Scholarship

For students of Greek heritage or students at Virginia Wesleyan College Colton E. Demetriou University of Virginia Virginia Beach

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Harry B. Price Jr. Memorial Scholarship

For students displaying qualities of leadership, initiative and ability Ashley S. Leidy University of Virginia Virginia Beach Victoria Nilsson University of Virginia Norfolk

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Roland W. Proescher Scholarship For students in engineering or science

University of Virginia Georgia Tech James Madison University

Virginia Beach Suffolk Virginia Beach

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For graduates of Norfolk’s Maury High School attending the University of Virginia University of Virginia Norfolk University of Virginia Norfolk University of Virginia Norfolk University of Virginia Norfolk

Madeline E. Crockett Harley S. Robertson Alec C. Tekamp Lisa T. Trinh

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Edwin J. Rosenbaum Scholarship For students of the Jewish faith

For students from Gloucester County

Old Dominion University

Bridgewater College

Virginia Tech

James Madison University

University of Mary Washington Hampden-Sydney College

Eastern Mennonite University Regent University

Randolph Macon College

Gloucester County Gloucester County Gloucester County Gloucester County Gloucester County Gloucester County Gloucester County Gloucester County Gloucester County

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Doctors Kirkland Ruffin and Willcox Ruffin Scholarship J. Tyler Simpson

For Norfolk students at Eastern Virginia Medical School Eastern Virginia Medical School Norfolk

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Helen and Buzzy Schulwolf Fund for Smith Scholars

For Virginia students attending medical school at Eastern Virginia Medical School, the University of Virginia or Virginia Commonwealth University Kendra J. Jackson University of Virginia Medical School Fairfax County

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Wilfred G. Semple Scholarship Loan

For upper level undergraduate students studying engineering, physics or math at Virginia colleges Thessa D. Bravo Virginia Tech Virginia Beach Bethany J. Witter Virginia Tech Chesapeake

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Felton Ray Sharp and Evelyn Berryman Sharp Scholarship Sarah E. Carter Hannah R. Fleming James M. Gonzalez Jenna K. Horrall Tyler D. Murphy

For undergraduate or graduate students

Virginia Commonwealth University University of Virginia University of Virginia James Madison University Washington and Lee University

Chesapeake Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Chesapeake Chesapeake

Donald E. Sly, M.D. and Madeline H. Sly Medical Scholarship

For Virginia students pursuing medicine or healthcare studies at in state institutions Brittany Cochran Jefferson College of Health Sciences Christianburg

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Florence L. Smith Scholarship

For Virginia students attending medical school at Eastern Virginia Medical School, the University of Virginia or Virginia Commonwealth University Nicole G. Byram University of Virginia Medical School Midlothian Ashley N. DeMoss Eastern Virginia Medical School Virginia Beach Michael A. Fox University of Virginia Medical School Fairfax County Claire Harrington University of Virginia Medical School Chesapeake Lance Irons Eastern Virginia Medical School Norfolk Kendra J. Jackson University of Virginia Medical School Fairfax County Nona M. Jiang University of Virginia Medical School Fairfax County Kayvon M. Mobarakeh VCU School of Medicine Fairfax County Reginald Osardu VCU School of Medicine Woodbridge Omar A. Protzuk VCU School of Medicine Fairfax County Evan Rajadhyaksha University of Virginia Medical School Alexandria Jonathan Taylor Fishwick Eastern Virginia Medical School Suffolk Cassie P. Turnage University of Virginia Medical School Fairfax County Lillian K. Waller University of Virginia Medical School Springfield Dustin A. Wessells University of Virginia Medical School Accomack County

Jarrod Camper Smith Memorial Scholarship

For students who participated in youth sports programs at the Kings Grant/Lynnhaven Recreation Association in Virginia Beach Jenna Heenan Virginia Tech Virginia Beach

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Minton W. Talbot Scholarship Fund Danielle G. Rodgers

For students from Granby High School

University of Virginia

Norfolk

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Elisabeth Kelly King Reilly Scholarship

Virginia Tech James Madison University James Madison University

Shelby Cameron Alexus Carter Madison A. Hogge Megan N. Hogge Meredith A. LeBel Peter J. LeBel III Brett A. Lindsay Tyler S. Lohman Elizabeth M. Simmons

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Walter Cecil Rawls Educational Fund

For graduates of public schools in Gates County, NC; Southampton County; Isle of Wight County; Sussex County; Suffolk and Franklin Daniel D. Ashley Elizabeth City State University

Gates County Myra K. Bailey University of Virginia Suffolk Kamarie S. Jewette Villanova University Suffolk Davis Pillow Christopher Newport University

Isle of Wight County Erin O. Rountree James Madison University

Southampton County

Dana Cohen Elliana P. Friedman Ethan P. Friedman

Ellis W. Rowe Memorial Scholarship

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Ocean Lakes Scholarship

For graduates of Ocean Lakes High School in Virginia Beach studying science, technology, engineering or mathematics Andrew R. Curtin University of Virginia Virginia Beach Natalie G. Delumpa-Alexander Massachusetts Institute of Technology Virginia Beach Monika P. Getsova California Institute of Technology Virginia Beach Daniel J. LeBrun George Mason University Virginia Beach

Camryn J. Burley Brandon J. Gipson David R. Weisenbeck

Hometown

D.A. Taylor Memorial Scholarship

For South Hampton Roads students with strong leadership skills and academic abilities who exhibit overall excellence Jada M. Copeland The College of William & Mary Virginia Beach Victor G. Layne University of Virginia Norfolk Daniel H. Rocha University of Virginia Virginia Beach Cameron Stokes University of Virginia Portsmouth

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but logistics were daunting for an all-volunteer organization.

“It is more effective to work with the community foundation since it is equipped to do scholarships and renew them,” Jennifer says. “The foundation will make sure scholarships go to people who need them. This will preserve all the work that has gone into The Maury Foundation.”

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Maury graduate, likes knowing “The Maury Foundation will perpetually help Maury students” through the scholarship funds.

Being free of scholarship administration gives Maury Foundation board members more time for special events and fundraising.

Bob Nusbaum, a donor to both The Maury Foundation and the Hampton Roads Community Foundation, calls the new partnership “exciting. The school foundation has already grown to a magnitude beyond my imagination.” He looks forward to seeing it expand to new levels.

To support The Maury Foundation scholarship funds, donate online at bit.ly/MauryFoundation

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Recent Grants

Governor’s School for the Arts Foundation , $100,000 over two years to help expand its school to add 45 more students and increase the impact of arts education in Hampton Roads. The regional school serves public school students from Chesapeake, Franklin, Isle of Wight County, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Southampton County, Suffolk and Virginia Beach.

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Hampton Roads Community Health Center , $73,218 from the William A. Goldback Fund for organizations providing medical services to support a new facility in Portsmouth.

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Healthy Chesapeake, $147,750 over three

years from the William A. Goldback Fund for a pilot program to help 150 uninsured or underinsured residents of Chesapeake’s South Norfolk neighborhood manage diabetes, hypertension and other chronic diseases.

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The Honor Foundation , $30,000 to help

implement a pilot online program to increase the number of military personnel from all branches of service transitioning to the civilian workforce.

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Hope Focus Center , $50,000 to transform an empty storefront building in Franklin into the Experience Center, a community recreational space for disadvantaged youth.

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LIFT Fitness Foundation , $45,000 over three

years from the William A. and Jane M. Charters Fund for a nutrition, exercise and job-readiness training program to help homeless Hampton Roads’ residents lead healthier lives. Participants will be referred by nonprofit organizations helping them.

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Nansemond River Preservation Alliance ,

$14,600 from the Barbara Upton Wilson Fund for Environmental Preservation to help provide a hands-on learning program for 100 students at Suffolk’s Kings Fork High School. The program focuses on Nansemond River restoration and preservation and the impact of sea level rise.

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Scholarships , $1,288,410 awarded to 383

students attending 75 different colleges and universities in 2017-18. This is the largest dollar amount awarded during the community foundation’s 67-year-history.

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Seton Youth Shelters , $61,500 over three years for its Children of Prisoners mentoring program that helps area youth ages 11 to 18 who have an incarcerated family member.

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Shelters to Shutters , $130,000 over three

years from the William A. and Jane M. Charters Fund for a program that helps unemployed, homeless people or those at risk of homelessness by providing discounted housing and onsite jobs at area apartment complexes. Participants are referred by area nonprofit organizations.

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Slover Library Foundation , $176,000 to equip

a collaborative maker studio in the adjacent Selden Market in Norfolk. Funding was provided from The Virginian-Pilot Fund to support Slover Library technology needs.

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The Up Center , $130,000 over three years from

the William A. Goldback Fund for a behavioral health and substance abuse treatment clinician at Hampton Roads Community Health Centers.

The clinician will work with primary care physicians in an Integrated Health Model of Care to help low-income patients with mental health or substance abuse issues.

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Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center , $90,200 over three years for the

Soaking Up Science program that will give 1,000 Virginia Beach middle-school students hands-on activities, field experience and discussion focused on watersheds and the impact of sea level rise on Hampton Roads.

(Grant provided from the Inge Family Fund for the Environment, Community Fund for the Environment, William Thomas Reilly III Fund and the Barbara Upton Wilson Fund for Environmental Education.)

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Virginia League for Planned Parenthood,

$30,000 from the William A. Goldback Fund for a family nurse practitioner to expand comprehensive primary care services to patients with depression, anxiety, asthma, hypothyroidism, lipid disorders, hypertension or diabetes.

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Virginia Zoological Park , $100,000 to help renovate the reptile house, which will double the number of reptile exhibits and educate visitors.

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YMCA of South Hampton Roads , $400,000 over three years to help expand its summer camp facilities and renovate the Hilltop and Suffolk YMCA locations.

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Young Audiences of Virginia , $36,500

over three years from the William H. Goldback Fund for Performing Arts for a creative arts after-school program for military children in grades 3-5 in Norfolk and Virginia Beach public schools.

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G. Robert Aston Jr. was recently elected treasurer of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation board of directors. He is president and CEO of TowneBank, chairs the Nansemond-Suffolk Academy board, serves on the Reinvent Hampton Roads advisory cabinet and is a member of the Hampton Roads Business Roundtable.

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For South Hampton Roads students attending college Christopher Newport University Chesapeake University of Alabama Virginia Beach Hawaii Pacific University Chesapeake

Vincent J. Thomas Scholarship

For Hampton Roads students attending Virginia Military Institute with a preference for students from Norfolk Public Schools Andrew T. Smith Virginia Military Institute Suffolk

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Thomas P. Thompson Memorial Scholarship For Norfolk residents

Virginia Tech Virginia Tech University of Virginia Bridgewater College University of Virginia

For students from Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach

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Gertrude “Betty” Ward Scholarship Fund

the Hampton Roads Community Foundation is helping even more students with education costs. This year we are providing more than $125,600 in educational grants to support scholarship funds at seven schools and colleges specified by donors.

The donor funds and grant recipients are:

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Charles F. and Mabel C. Burroughs Memorial Fund – for Norfolk Academy, Union Presbyterian Seminary and Virginia Theological Seminary

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Weisberg and Clark Scholarship Fund For students from South Hampton Roads

Scholarship total: $1,288,410

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Appalachian State University

Paul and Athena Yeonas Memorial Scholarship

For students of Greek heritage or students at Old Dominion University Georgia A. Boubouheropoulos James Madison University Virginia Beach Meredith B. Jennings University of Mary Washington Virginia Beach Emily J. VanDorn Tidewater Community College Suffolk Stepheno A. Zollos Emory University Virginia Beach

Macon and Joan Brock Scholarship Fund – for Randolph-Macon College

For students from Virginia Beach with a preference for graduates of Princess Anne High School and those majoring in English Daja M. Askew Virginia Tech Virginia Beach Sarah Burk University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Virginia Beach Angela V. Delos Reyes Washington and Lee University Virginia Beach Chika A. Osuchukwu Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Beach

Margaret R. Rumley

Norfolk Virginia Beach Norfolk

In addition to the scholarship recipients listed previously,

John W. and Linda Vakos Scholarship George Mason University

Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Old Dominion University

Total Students: 383 Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk

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Erika J. Kennedy

Hometown

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Helen M. Dekker Brandon R. Griffin John A. Radford Raphael J. Stanek Lisa T. Trinh

College

Matt Angelo P. Lopez Cheryl A. Ngo Anthony L. Rorie Jr.

Patsy G. Teer Fund

Grace E. Goode James L. Ogletree Jr. Olivia C. Richardson

Student

George Chamberlaine Memorial Fund – for Norfolk Academy

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F. Ludwig Diehn Fund – for the Old Dominion University Music Department Chesapeake

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Captain Rexford Vinal Wheeler Jr., U.S.N., Fund

For students attending Old Dominion University with a preference for students from Norfolk Old Dominion University Virginia Beach Old Dominion University Norfolk Old Dominion University Norfolk Old Dominion University Norfolk Old Dominion University Norfolk

Hyacinth Abad Mason W. Berry Brianna C. Catlin Katrine J. Gausin Tyra M. Hendricks

Margarette Hanes Old Nurse and Student Education Fund – for Sentara College of Health Sciences

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William A. and Lucille W. Sawyer Memorial Fund – for Norfolk Collegiate School

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Taylor Brothers Fund for Scholarships – for Norfolk Academy

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Partnering With United Way Improves Dental Care

For the second consecutive year, the Hampton Roads Community Foundation and the United Way of South Hampton Roads teamed up to award $50,000 in grants to improve dental care for low-income area residents. The 2017 grant recipients are: Photo by Glen McClure

Western Tidewater Free Clinic is among the grant recipients.

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People in Need (PIN Ministry) , $7,000 so the Mercy Dental Clinic in Virginia Beach can treat at least 50 additional homeless patients. ...............................................................................

Western Tidewater Free Clinic , $15,000 to increase dentist hours so more residents of Western Tidewater can be treated, which will help reduce the waiting list of 200 individuals. ...............................................................................

Chesapeake Care , $7,000 to help 195 patients from throughout Hampton Roads, including patients in the Diabetes Initiative program. ...............................................................................

Portsmouth Community Health Center , $21,000 so the Hampton Roads Community Health Center can provide exams, X-rays, teeth cleanings and fillings or extractions to 100 low-income or homeless patients.

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Bob was a fan of donor-advised funds that let people recommend grants to nonprofits meaningful to them. He cofounded The Virginia Beach Foundation in 1987, was its first board chair and started a family fund there in 1988. The Virginia Beach Foundation merged in 2010 with The Norfolk Foundation to Robert C. Goodman Jr. made sure he form the Hampton Roads Community wrote a special check to the Hampton Roads Foundation.

Community Foundation on May 10, 2017. That Bob Goodman was born in Norfolk date marked what would have been the 100th in 1912 and lived for years in Virginia birthday of his mother Augusta S. Goodman, Beach. A graduate of Dartmouth College Bob & Augusta Goodman who passed away just 40 days earlier. and the University of Virginia Law The check from Augusta Goodman’s estate extends School, he started Goodman Segar Hogan and related the legacy of generosity important to her and her late companies. Bob was Optimist Club president and the husband Robert C. Goodman Sr., who passed away in first Downtown Norfolk Association president. He led a 2006. The Goodmans’ parting gift underpins four charitable regional United Way campaign and chaired the Virginia community foundation funds where their adult children are Beach Clean Community Commission, which led to his donor advisors. nickname of Mr. Clean.

“This is a way to make a gift to your family members so Augusta Goodman was born in Richmond in 1917 and they can be involved in their community and do charitable graduated from Connecticut College. She lived most of her giving,” says Rob, the Goodman’s oldest son and a trust and life in Virginia Beach where she was active C O N T I N U E D P. 6 estates lawyer with Kaufman & Canoles. in school PTAs, led a citizen group to

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