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Kathryn (Kitty) M. Reed and Robert (Bob) J. Reed Scholarship Fund

Founded through Mrs. Reed's estate for students majoring in business administration with preference given to students with financial need. Learn More

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Kathy J. Meagher Memorial Scholarship Fund

Founded by husband Rick Meagher and children Kathryn, Emily and Matthew for area students affected by cancer. Learn More

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Kay F. and Douglas K. Sheiss Fund

Mrs. Sheiss created the unrestricted fund to honor her and her late husband, Douglas, and their commitment to the Frederick County community. Mrs. Sheiss believed that the unrestricted element of the fund will provide the greatest impact and carryout their charitable intentions for generations. Learn More

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Kaye E. Ramsburg Memorial Fund

Founded by mother Mary Alice Ramsburg and sister Sharon Gregory to support Literacy Council of Frederick County. Learn More

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Keep Warm and Thrive Fund

Founded by an anonymous donor to spotlight the issue of youth homelessness and children aging out of the foster care system, this fund supports the critical needs of The Student Homelessness Initiative Partnership of Frederick County (SHIP). SHIP provides urgent services and resources to Frederick County youth facing housing insecurity and homelessness. Created in memory of his late wife, the fund founder hopes that many students will receive the support they need through this endowed fund. Learn More

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Kenneth (Bob), Mildred (Millie) and Diane Mildred Taylor Fund

Founded through Mildred Taylor's estate for need-based scholarships for Frederick County students. Learn More

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Kenneth W. Parker-Class of ’55 Scholarship Fund

Founded by Fredericktonian Lodge #12 F&AM-PHA and Lincoln High Class of '55 in honor of Mr. Parker for Frederick County graduating seniors, with preference to students attending a historically black college or university or attending Frederick Community College. Learn More

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