Determined to SUCCEED

2016 Annual Report JULY 1, 2015 - JUNE 30, 2016 MISSION: Central Scholarship is devoted to helping individuals achieve a better life through higher education. We believe that education is a right, not a privilege and that scholarships are an investment, not an expense.

COVER STORY: FOUR EXTRAORDINARY LIVES Our cover page features the photographs of four extraordinary people whose stories illustrate the mission of Central Scholarship. Lillie Straus, Cyndicy Yarborough, Nikki McNeil and Samuel Witten never met each other, but each one shares in an important slice of our mission. Lillie was the first Vice-Chairperson of Central Scholarship. Her appreciation for education continues today through scholarship awards from the Aaron and Lillie Straus Foundation. Samuel Witten and his late father Benjamin Witten, represent two generations of recipients whose educations were made possible through interest-free loans from Central Scholarship. Nikki and Cyndicy are two more recent student recipients whose lives have been brightened by academic and career training scholarships. Nikki is a community organizer, helping people living in Baltimore City. Cyndicy is a successful career training graduate with aspirations to continue her studies and advance her career. Together, these four unique people reflect our enduring mission to provide educational opportunities to people.

Cover photos: Lillie Straus: Jewish Museum of Maryland “ I Got the Job!”: Jane Addams Resource Center Dear Friends,

The bill passed!

We have exciting news, hot off the press, as we prepare to go to print with this year’s annual report. On April 18, 2017, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan signed into law a bill that restricts scholarship award displacement at four-year public colleges and universities. This is the first law of its kind in the nation! The new law protects students at Maryland’s public universities by regulating when and how institutional scholarships are adjusted when students receive private scholarships. This law is a cost-free solution that supports the efforts of industrious students and upholds the intent of private scholarship donors. This practice hurts students who devote their time to finding, applying and winning private scholarships, only to learn at the end of the process that they are no closer to being able to afford college. We are excited to be at the forefront of what we hope will be a nationwide movement to restrict this unfair practice.

In addition to our successful advocacy work, our scholarship program continues to expand. This year, we awarded $1 million in scholarships and interest-free loans. These awards were made to 292 students who went through a vigorous and competitive process. More than half of our awardees had family incomes of $50,000 or less; and first-generation students accounted for 33% of our recipients. In our vocational work, we awarded funds to 58 individuals, 90% of whom had family incomes of less than $20,000. Central Scholarship is keeping the education doors open for low- and modest- income families. Our recipients are smart, hardworking, talented, and focused on their futures. It is an honor to know them.

Of course, our work would not be possible without the generous support of scholarship funders, individual donors and vocational grantors. This year, we awarded 64 donor- named scholarship awards, including two newly-established funds. We are grateful to all of our donors who have created a legacy of supporting educational achievement. Thank you to our board, staff, volunteers, and most especially our students for their respect of the power of education.

Sincerely,

Jan Moylan Wagner President Lillie Meyer Straus: Central Scholarship’s First Vice-Chairperson

Lillie Meyer was born on October 27, 1871 in St. Louis, Missouri. She married Baltimore–born Aaron Straus on June 9, 1889. They were married for 64 years. Together, they devoted their lives to philanthropic causes, shaping the Jewish community and Baltimore City. In 1924, she worked with Moses Rothschild to establish the Central Scholarship Bureau with the remaining funds from the closing of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. CSB’s original mission was to support the educational needs of orphaned Jewish boys. Moses was the first President and Lillie was the first Vice-President. Lillie’s work became a lifetime passion that shaped the lives of generations of Baltimoreans in the Jewish community and beyond. In 1950, the CSB Board accepted its first fund for African American students when Dr. Jonas Friedenwald set up a fund in memory of his mother “to aid negro girls who wished to pursue studies” through higher education. Two years later in 1952, CSB provided assistance to

Lillie Straus was a leading the first African American students admitted to both the University Of philanthropist in Baltimore. Credit: Jewish Museum of Maryland Maryland School Of Medicine and the School of Pharmacy.

Although she was involved with numerous charities in Baltimore, Central Scholarship Bureau held a special place in Lillie’s heart. She is remembered for shaping Central ALTHOUGH SHE WAS INVOLVED WITH NUMEROUS CHARITIES IN BALTIMORE, CENTRAL SCHOLARSHIP BUREAU HELD A SPECIAL PLACE Scholarship’s reputation as a IN LILLIE’S HEART. SHE IS REMEMBERED FOR SHAPING CENTRAL compassionate organization. It SCHOLARSHIP’S REPUTATION AS A COMPASSIONATE ORGANIZATION. has been said many times that if a student was denied a scholarship from CSB, Lillie would invite them to her apartment at the Belvedere, and write a personal check so that they could attend college.

“Aunt Lillie” is credited with launching more than 750 careers through her support of Central Scholarship. Her vision remains alive through a lifetime commitment from the Aaron Straus and Lillie Straus Foundation Scholarship.

2 Impact Statement

Who Do We Help?

n Full or Partial Pell Grant Recipients: 81% n College Students with Family Income of Less than $50,000: 66% n Career Training Awardees with an Annual Income of Less than $20,000: 90% n Residency: • Baltimore City/County 60% • Other Central MD (Anne Arundel, Howard, Harford, Carroll) 14% • Montgomery County 12% • Prince George’s County 4% n Percentage of Recipients who are First Generation College Students: 33%

What Do We Provide?

n Total Amount of Money Awarded: $1,000,000 n Number of College Scholarships Awarded: 217 n Number of Interest-Free Loans Awarded: 75 n Career and Technology Education Scholarships: 58

What Do Our Students Accomplish?

n Academic Achievement of Scholarship Recipients: Maintained a GPA of 3.5 or Above in College 65% n How Many Students Work While Attending College: 61% n Top Areas of Study: Education Nursing Social Work Biology

3 Central Scholarship partnered with Career Training the Jane Addams Resource Center (JARC), to address Scholarships barriers to employment.

In 2016, Central Scholarship received an to support a group of Maryland residents extraordinary opportunity to address the pursuing training as welders or CNC (computer barriers to career training and employment. numeric controlled) machinists. JARC’s training David Rothschild, a Central Scholarship focuses on high paying jobs starting at $17.00 Board member, committed a major grant to per hour. Students who do not own a vehicle, address employment barriers that are often upon completing training and securing an not addressed through traditional grant-funded offer of employment, receive assistance from sources. Research indicated that transportation Central Scholarship to receive a car through was a major barrier to training and employment Vehicles for Change (VFC), a local nonprofit Scholarship beyond the boundaries of Baltimore City. organization. While the car award is pending, if Recipient Raeshanda Lack of car ownership and in adequate public the student was unable to commute to work via Johnson transportation limited the geographic reach of public transit, Central Scholarship provided the completed her Patient Care available jobs. Central Scholarship chose to work recipient route-controlled access to a company Technician certification. with the Jane Addams Resource Center (JARC), account with Uber. Recipients who do not meet a local affiliate of a Chicago-based nonprofit, VFC’s income criteria for car awards may receive awards of up to $2,500 toward the purchase STUDENTS WHO DO NOT OWN A VEHICLE, UPON COMPLETING of a car from a private seller. Recipients who TRAINING AND SECURING AN OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT, have cars, but whose cars are not road-worthy, RECEIVE ASSISTANCE FROM CENTRAL SCHOLARSHIP TO may receive awards of up to $2,500 to pay for RECEIVE A CAR THROUGH VEHICLES FOR CHANGE (VFC), necessary repairs, which will be completed by A LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. Full Circle Service Center, VFC’s repair shop.

Positive changes created in this first partnership include:

27 TRAINEES; 21 TRAINEES WERE 4 TRAINEES RECEIVED 8 WOMEN AND 19 MEN APPROVED TO ASSISTANCE WITH MAJOR RECEIVED JOB TRAINING PURCHASE CARS CAR REPAIRS

6 TRAINEES RECEIVED ASSISTANCE 13 TRAINEES RECEIVED ASSISTANCE TO ATTEND DRIVING SCHOOL AND WITH FINANCIAL BARRIERS THAT WOULD OBTAIN A LEARNER’S PERMIT HAVE PREVENTED EMPLOYMENT

Successful employment is measured in long-term impact. To evaluate this program, Central Scholarship is working with The Jacob France Institute at the University of Baltimore to create a longitudinal study of men and women supported through this special initiative.

4 “I Got The Job!” Cyndicy Yarborough, JARC graduate

Cyndicy Yarborough is a success story. Through trials and hard work, Cyndicy’s story reflects the positive impact of career training. She grew up in a large family and struggled with many day-to- day issues associated with deep poverty. At the age of 19, Cyndicy had her first child, followed by three more children. She decided to start being responsible for her own actions. That’s when the philosophy she learned at STRIVE Baltimore helped her Cyndicy, middle, celebrates her first on a new path. STRIVE is a job training program of the local nonprofit job after completing training at JARC. Center for Urban Families. She knew she was letting good opportunities pass repeatedly. She began to envision a new life for her family. She saw a flyer for the Jane Addams SHE LEARNED HOW TO BUDGET HER MONEY, REPAIR HER CREDIT, AND HOW TO PURCHASE A HOME. THEY ALSO ENCOURAGED HER TO Resource Corporation (JARC) and OBTAIN A DRIVER’S LICENSE. NOW, CYNDICY HAS COMPLETED THE pursued enrollment. She learned CNC PROGRAM AT JARC PROVIDING HER WITH A NIMS (NATIONAL how to budget her money, repair INSTITUTE FOR METALWORKING SKILLS) CERTIFICATION. her credit, and how to purchase a home. They also encouraged her to obtain a driver’s license. Now, Cyndicy has completed the CNC program at JARC providing her with a NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) Certification. She also obtained her driver’s license. With a car funded by Central Scholarship, Cyndicy is now earning $23 an hour with benefits. This is not the end of her journey. She plans to go back to school to study engineering, incorporating her CNC technical skills.

5 The Enduring Value of a College Education

A COLLEGE EDUCATION PAYS OFF. THE EARNING POWER OF COLLEGE GRADUATES HAS HISTORICALLY OUTPACED INCOMES FOR PEOPLE WITHOUT COLLEGE DEGREES. AS OF 2015, A COLLEGE GRADUATE EARNED AN AVERAGE OF 60% MORE THAN A PERSON WITH A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA. ANNUAL INCOME INCREASES WITH ADDITIONAL DEGREES.

College Cash and Student Loan Pay-Down and to boost the impact of federal, state, and We introduced our financial education series, private financial aid. College Cash®, in 2010, because we were deeply • Managing Student Loans is for students, concerned about the rising costs of higher parents, and graduates who have already education coupled with increased student borrowed, and outlines strategies, resources, and parent borrowing. In 2016, College Cash® and tips for managing student loan repayment. presentations were attended by nearly 600 Maryland residents. The series includes these • Parent’s Guide to Finding and Funding presentations: College is for parents only, empowering parents to define their role in the college choice •  educates students Finding Money for College and financial aid processes, and to understand and parents on the importance of making financial aid fundamentals. informed choices to manage college costs,

Angela Anthony, left was the Student Loan Pay-Down Central Scholarship Board Chair Ira J. Wagner and his winner and Keia McDaniel, right, won College Cash wife Marcia contribute $30,000 to help one qualifying Scholarship. student, each year, pay down their student debt. Photo: Marcia and Ira Wagner, Jan Moylan Wagner, and Angela Anthony

6 On April 18, 2017, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan signed into law a bill that restricts scholarship award displacement at four-year public colleges and universities. This is the first law of its kind in the nation.

Advocacy who found that over a three-year period, more In 2016, we continued our commitment to than 60% of their scholarship recipients were advocacy as a mission critical function. victims of award displacement.

As a statewide private scholarship provider, Leveraging the work of NSPA, we spoke with we had grown increasingly concerned with the Delegate Dana Stein, who along with Senator practice of scholarship award displacement, Kathy Klausmeier, introduced a state bill in defined by the National Scholarship Providers Annapolis in 2016 that would restrict award Association (NSPA) in their 2013 report, “Impact displacement at public institutions, making of Award Displacement on Students and their Maryland the first state in the nation to Families: Recommendations for Colleges, introduce such a bill. While the 2016 bill passed Universities, Policymakers, and Scholarship unanimously in the Senate, the House bill never Providers”, as “occurring when receipt of passed. We succeeded in building awareness of one form of financial aid, such as a private award displacement, and our efforts received scholarship, leads to a reduction in other forms national media coverage and attention from the of financial aid.” This practice disproportionately NSPA community. hurts low-income students and jeopardizes the P.S. As we go to press in spring 2017, we are entire private scholarship industry. thrilled to announce the passage of the 2017 Award displacement is a national practice which Maryland state bill (HB 266 / SB 327) restricting has drawn attention from industry leaders such the practice of award displacement at public as the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation; the Gates universities in Maryland, sponsored by Delegate Millennium Scholars Program; and Dell Scholars, Dana Stein and Senator Ron Young!

7 Determined to Succeed

Marquise Adeleye “The patient always come first and with the growing Spanish speaking population, I feel that it is necessary for doctors to adapt to change.”

Marquise is a Baltimore City College graduate attending Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont. While at City College, Marquise was enrolled in the International Baccalaureate program that provides college-level courses to high school students. He succeeded in the rigorous program and credits it with helping him develop scheduling and prioritizing skills. Today, he is majoring in Spanish and pre-pre- med aspiring to become a multilingual doctor. Like many people of his generation, Marquise recognizes the multiculturalism in today’s world. Becoming a good doctor includes respect and familiarity with the backgrounds of patients. He understands that language barriers are a “pressing issue because it creates division between the doctor and patient”. He is determined to close the doctor-patient gap. Marquise is grateful for his scholarship because it “lifts the burden” of borrowing and positions him financially to attend medical school.

Katharine Boehner “Nurses have a unique opportunity to help identify and provide outreach to the most stigmatized and isolated populations.”

Katharine is pursuing her Master’s degree from the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing after graduating from Hopkins with a B.A. in Public Health Studies. While a Hopkins undergraduate, Katharine received the Aitchison Public Service Fellowship in Government to study political science in Washington, D.C. She also studied at the University of Cape Town in South Africa. While in graduate school, she has maintained a 3.8 grade point average while committing time to leadership positions in campus based organizations that focus on healthcare access, reproductive health, diversity and inclusion. Katharine has honed her leadership skills as a founding member of the Forensic Nursing Interest Group. This work includes screening for child abuse, domestic violence, and elder abuse. She is an experienced campus organizer who uses her skills to help people during difficult times. Katharine has gained “incredible satisfaction” with her advocacy work and looks forward to a future as a leader in the nursing community.

8 Determined to Succeed Kathryn Cunningham “I hope to make you proud of my achievements and promise to promote social justice, unconditional positive regard and healing for all of those who I come in contact in my education, career, and beyond.”

Kathryn Cunningham is a third year graduate student at Loyola University Maryland where she is pursuing a doctorate in psychology. This year, she is working with a group of adolescent males who have committed serious sexual offenses. Following graduation, Katherine is focused on a career in the juvenile justice system or in a residential treatment program for adolescents.

Kathryn’s interest in adolescent care is rooted in personal experiences that informed her of the importance of creating a network of care for young people. She is particularly interested in pursuing a career that serves people who do not have the financial resources to acquire mental healthcare. Her specific area of interest is working with adolescents with severe behavioral and emotional regulation difficulties, particularly Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and individuals who have committed sexual offenses. Kathryn is the chair-elect of the Maryland Psychological Association of Graduate Students and plans to incorporate advocacy for more treatment options into her professional career.

Nikki McNeil “Each and every day, the most I can be proud of is taking the next step, as long as it is the biggest and boldest step within my reach. A Baltimore pastor decided to take the next step and teach a college student about the history of his city, a homeless advocate took the next step to invite me to hand out coffee at downtown encampments, and victims of a Chilean fire took the next step to reach out to an American girl at their shelter. What these individuals gave to me through their wisdom and experiences, and what I gain through my education, I intend to invest fully at every step along my journey.”

Nikki is enrolled in the Master’s Program of Social Work / Counseling at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She is pursuing a career as a bilingual specialist in social work or mental health.

Since 2015, Nikki has paired her ongoing education with firsthand work experience throughout Baltimore and in Chile. In her current internship at the Southeast Community Development Corporation, she is working as a community organizer in a community that is 70% Latino. In her time with Southeast CDC, Nikki has referred homebuyers to mortgage plans, assisted the neighborhood association with community events including clean-ups, planned a six-week health-themed after-school program for students and parents, and received funding for a community vegetable garden allowing Ecuadorian families to share their farming experience with other residents. Her ongoing course studies include gentrification, racism, organizational research, fundraising, and she is preparing for licensing exams. After graduation, Nikki hopes to work as a case manager for Spanish-speaking adults, eventually attaining a leadership role in support of Latin American immigrants.

9 Two Generations of Central Scholarship Recipients

As Central Scholarship approaches its 100th Young Sam Witten was 10 years old, and recalls anniversary, we have collected many stories being airlifted to Rome with the help of the U.S. about the power of education and its impact Embassy in Tel Aviv. upon a person’s direction in life. Sam followed his father’s love for education and Samuel Witten and his father, the late Benjamin attended Baltimore Hebrew College and later the Witten, were both Central Scholarship University of Maryland College Park. In 1976, recipients. Their story highlights a legacy of Benjamin Witten died suddenly of a heart attack education and accomplishment. when Sam was a freshman in college, leaving his family in mourning. Sam was encouraged to Samuel and Benjamin Witten was born in the United States Benjamin Witten, apply for a loan from Central Scholarship to help father and son in 1916 to Russian parents. His parents had fund his college education and proudly recalls represent two modest jobs and raised Benjamin and his two generations paying back his loan in monthly installments of scholarship siblings in East Baltimore. Ben was fortunate over a seven-year period following his recipients. to come under the guidance of Dr. Louis L. Credit: Witten Family graduation from Maryland in 1979. Kaplan, the President of the Baltimore Hebrew College (later University). Dr. Kaplan was a major Sam received his law degree from Columbia influence in Baltimore, guiding the educations of University in New York in 1983 and began a many young people, including Ben Witten, and distinguished career at the U.S. Department helping them find opportunities they otherwise of State, eventually become State Department would not have. Deputy Legal Adviser and later Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State. As Deputy Legal In 1934, with a loan from Central Scholarship, Adviser, the top career legal position at the State Ben entered the Johns Hopkins University and Department, he supervised the Department’s earned his PhD in Organic Chemistry in 1940. He legal work on East Asian and Pacific matters; worked as an organic chemist for the U.S. Army trade, investment and intellectual property Elie Weisel and at the Edgewood Arsenal (now Aberdeen Proving Dr. Louis Kaplan issues; human rights; environmental matters; Ground) and became an expert in the science of Credit: Jewish Museum international law enforcement cooperation; and of Maryland chemical weapons. His expertise was eventually Latin American matters. As Principal Deputy shared with Sinai Hospital and The Johns Assistant Secretary of State, he managed Hopkins Hospital, leading to the development the US Government’s worldwide refugee of “red devil,” a chemotherapy agent for many relief programs, including heading the State types of cancer, which was a precursor to Department’s diplomacy on these issues at the aspects of modern cancer treatment. UN and other international organizations.

SAM FOLLOWED HIS FATHER’S LOVE FOR EDUCATION AND Today, Sam is in a private international law firm ATTENDED BALTIMORE HEBREW COLLEGE AND LATER THE based in Washington, D.C. He is active in his UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK. synagogue and community. Sam and his wife Joan Kleinman have three grown children. Sam In 1966, with a U.S. Army fellowship in hand, Dr. commented: “I will always be grateful to Central Witten packed up his family and flew to Israel. Scholarship for being so helpful and encouraging In early June 1967, the family was airlifted out of to me. It is a truly great organization.” Israel just before the start of The Seven-Day War.

10 Central Scholarship

Board of Directors Lifetime Board Members

Officers Moses Rothschild 1924-1927 Ira Wagner Lillie Straus 1927-1936 Board Chair Laura Guttmacher 1936-1938 Jerry Focas Lillie Straus 1939-1947 First Vice Chair Julia Strauss 1947-1948 Russ Causey Eleanor Levy 1948-1951 Second Vice Chair Central Scholarship Volunteer Lidia David Richardson Amalie Katz 1951-1954 Paz- Baker, Board Member Ernestine Treasurer Clarence Barnett 1954-1956 Whiting, and Elijah Whiting Peggy Heller Phyllis Schreter 1956-1958 Secretary Annette Lieberman 1958-1960 Mary (Molly) Shock Betty Davidson 1960-1962 Special Appointment Lee Fink 1962-1964 Larry Kamanitz Campaign Chair Jessica Friedman 1964-1966 Mike Ward M. Richard Wyman 1966-1968 Immediate Past Board Chair Catharine Hecht 1968-1970 Jean Wyman Willard Hackerman 1970-1972 Executive Committee Member Sandra Dalsheimer 1972-1974 Central Scholarship Board members Jerry Focas and David Rothschild Board of Directors Margy Robbins 1974-1976 William Kress 1976-1977 Liz Block Jill Myers 1977-1979 Sandy Comenetz Laurence Katz 1979-1981 Samuel Himmelrich Leona Morris 1981-1983 Ricardo Johnson Cyrile Grant 1983-1985 The Honorable Cory McCray Irving Cohn 1985-1987 Ray McCree Betty Hornstein 1987-1989 Tim Redmond Louis Glick 1989-1991 David Rothschild James Rothschild 1991-1993 Evelyn Kamanitz with Board members Leland Shelton Larry Kamanitz, Mary “Molly” Shock and Ann Libov 1993-1995 Susan Silberman CS friends David and Martha Frank Steven Himmelrich 1995-1997 Ernestine Whiting Manuele Wasserman, PhD 1997-1999 Betty Waghelstein 1999-2001 Henry Abrams 2001-2003 Charles Klein 2003-2005 Howard Sugarman 2005-2007 Larry Kamanitz 2007-2009 Mary (Molly) Shock 2009-2011 Michael Ward 2011-2014 Jane Abraham Lifetime Board Member Margie Warres Executive Director Emeritus

11 Financial Summary

July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016 Annual Report FY16

Total Public Support and Revenue $1,821,453

Student Services $ 1,493,154 Scholarships for College and Career/Technology $ 614,783 Management and General $ 101,463 Fundraising $ 146,109

Total Expenses $1,740,726

Breakdown by Percentage of Student Services Expenses

16% Application Process

Financial Aid Disbursement 36% 15% Loan Management Financial Aid Counseling

10% Outreach 10% 13% College Cash®

$288,000 in interest free loans to 85 students $2.8 million in outstanding loans to 540 students

A copy of the current audited financial statement and 990 for Central Scholarship are available at www.central-scholarship.org., by sending a request in writing to 6 Park Center Court, Suite 211, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117, or by calling 410-415-5558. Documents and information submitted under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are also available for the cost of postage and copies from the Maryland Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401.

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Staff Members Scholarship Application Partners and Outreach Jan Moylan Wagner Evaluators Efforts President We thank our volunteers who read Vocational Outreach Partners Michele Waxman Johnson more than 2,000 scholarship (confirmed by Angie) Vice President applications. Individuals provide not Baltimore CASH Campaign only their time, but subject expertise. Caroline Center Kayla Bettenhauser Center for Urban Families Lindsay Bendetti Program Manager Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Mary Bettenhauser Nancy Fenton Digital Harbor High School Ella Broadway Director of Development East Baltimore Development, Inc. Russ Causey Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake Roberta Goldman Katie Damaroda Hand in Hand Program Director Rhona Fisher Helping Up Mission Kim Haley Alice Garten Hope Forward Operations Assistant Cinnie Goldberg Humanim Terri Hare Angela Harrison Jane Addams Resource Center (JARC) Beth Hecht Senior Program Manager Job Opportunities Task Force (JOTF) Marcia Hoffman Robbie Heacock Jumpstart Joan Lessans Annual Fund & Marketing Manager Keller Professional Services Raymond McCree Living Classrooms Foundation Lucille Margulis Gaylena Merritt Maryland New Directions Controller Carol Oppenheim My Sisters Circle Lidia Paz-Baker Thread Julie Sakin Urban Alliance Dodi Samuel Vehicles for Change Susan Silberman Youth Empowerment Society Ellen Spokes Drop-In Center Ira Wagner Youth Opportunities Dr. Ed Wallach Dee Walsh Outreach CS Staff Lucille Margulis, Robbie Heacock, Kim Haley, and Nancy Fenton Scholarship Interviewers Creation of database of 32,000 contacts used for promotion of Carol Bogash scholarship program and events. In-Kind Donations Russ Causey • Site visits to high schools through- We thank all of our volunteers — who Jo Cohen out Maryland give of their time and expertise. We Robb V. Cohen • Site visits to community colleges also say thank you to the institutions Rhona Fisher throughout Maryland that provided use of their space Suzanne Lapides • Site visits to youth-focused to us for College Cash® programs Joan Lessans nonprofits throughout Maryland and donor appreciation events. Rabbi Yehuda Moradian • Site visits to public libraries We are grateful for their help and Lidia Paz- Baker throughout Maryland cheerful giving. Dr. Ed Perl • Site visits to career-training Dr. Ed Wallach Mr. Allen Arnold providers in Baltimore City Susan Silberman Mr. Jack Benesch • Meet and Greet events throughout Rabbi Yitzi Weiner CMD Outsourcing the state Jean Wyman Jamie Costello, WMAR TV • College Cash events in Baltimore Hotel at Arundel Preserve City, and Baltimore, Howard and University of Baltimore Anne Arundel Counties • College Fairs in Baltimore City, and Howard and Baltimore Counties • Social media outreach via Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram

13 Central Scholarship Donors

Thank you to all of our generous donors for making our work possible. You are wonderful!

Recipients of the 2016/2017 scholarship funds gather at the American Visionary Arts Museum.

Roberta Goldman (Program Director), Jan Appreciation is expressed to donors through the Recipients at the Student Awards Ceremony: Moylan Wagner (President), Margie Warres annual “Donor Thank-A-Thon.” Lawrence Wakefield and Marquise Adeleye (Executive Director, Emeritus), and Promise Olomo (Scholarship Recipient)

14 FY 16 Donors July 1, 2015- June 30, 2016

$10,000+ Mrs. Peggy Heller Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hess The Abell Foundation Lois & Philip Macht Family The Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust Philanthropic Fund The Charles Crane Family Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth Moser Dr. and Mrs. Carl Caplan Mr. Bruce Rosenberg Ms. Babette Dalsheimer Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Schapiro Mr. David R. Dalsheimer Mr. and Mrs. M. Sigmund Shapiro The Dopkin-Singer-Dannenberg Mr. Jack Sugarman and Foundation, Inc. Ms. Susan Silberman Ms. Amy Elias United Way of Central Maryland Mrs. Lois B. Feinblatt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner Mr. Charles Klein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ward Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lessans Scholarship donors Joan and Richard Lessans Legg Mason Charitable Foundation $1,000 - $2,499 The Rothschild Charitable Foundation, Inc. Adler Family Philanthropic Fund Mrs. Marjorie Ottenheimer Harry Shapiro Foundation The ALH Foundation Mrs. Linda Panitz Scholarship Fund Dr. Norris Allen Mrs. Ellen Patz The Shock Family Foundation Anonymous Ms. Susan Patz The Aaron Straus & Lillie Straus Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Baker Mr. Matthew Penater Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Baron Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rotner SunTrust Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berg Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Schmoke Mrs. Elinor Thaviu Mr. James David Blum Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Victor Broccolino Mrs. Clair Zamoiski Segal E.C. Wareheim Foundation C. & C. Mechanical, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snyder The Whiting-Turner Contracting Mrs. Constance R. Caplan Mr. Paul Sugar Company Mr. Robb Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Topus Ms. Jean Wyman Sandy Comenetz Mr. Alan Werba Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Yuspa The Gerard and Ruth Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolf, III Mrs. Annette Zimmerman Foundation,Inc. Dr. Sylvia Wooten Ms. Joy Faniyi $5,000-$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fischman $500 - $999 Adalman-Goodwin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Focas Mr. and Mrs. David Adler Arborvitae Fund Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fox Anonymous (2) Mrs. Naomi Baron The Harry L. Gladding Foundation Ms. Mary Azrael Ms. Rheda Becker Ms. Sylvia Golbin Goodman Mr. Ronald Berger Louis & Frances B. Booke Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Alan Grochal Mr. Eric S. Bloom Foundation Mr. M. Gary Handleman and Ms. Carol Bogash Ms. Virginia Campbell Ms. Donna Lobos Combined Charity Campaign Chesapeake Urology Associates, P.A. Mrs. Alice Weinberg Herrmann Ms. Judith F. Campbell-McKennis The Judith and Edwin Cohen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Hettleman Mr. Colin Cox Esco, Ltd. | Shoe City | YCMC Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Himmelrich Mr. and Mrs. George Dalsheimer Ms. Marcia Feldman Housing Authority of Baltimore City Mr. and Mrs. Michael Damelin Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Fruman Ms. Michele Waxman Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Davis, III The Honorable Ellen Heller and Mr. Paul Johnson The Freedman Foundation, Inc. Shale D. Stiller, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hutner Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kamanitz Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gordon Kassap Investments, The Kassap Family Mr. George Kolodner Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, PA Mr. David Roogow Mr. Stephen Lee Ms. Julie Hammerman Ms. Debbi Weinberg Ms. Michelle Levister Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Helmrath The Wells Fargo Foundation Bonny and Michael B. Levy Mr. and Mrs. David Hutzler MacKenzie Ventures, Inc. I.M.A., Inc. $2,500-$4,999 Mrs. Diane Markman Ms. Carol Kellerman Anonymous (2) Maryland Lottery and Gaming Dr. Michael Lang and Dr. Anita Miller Ms. Laura Burrows Control Agency Legum Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Causey Ms. Tanya I. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Legum Mr. and Mrs. Norman Glick Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCree Miriam Lodge Mrs. Louise Goldberg Ms. Gail H. Ostergaard Mr. David Morel

15 FY 16 Donors July 1, 2015- June 30, 2016

Ms. Ellen H. Levy Mr. Jerry Dresner Drs. Scott and Sue Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hagi Duvan Maryland Charity Campaign Mrs. Henry Ehrlich Dr. Marilyn Nicholas Elite Chiropractic and Sport Mrs. Yelena Rennie Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ershler Dr. Jonas R. Rappeport Mr. Tim Evankovich Mr. Christian Ross Ms. Carole Everett Mr. Evan Rothschild Mr. Seymour Farbman Mr. Jerald Sachs Ms. Janet Feldman Mr. and Mrs. John Savage Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felser Schoenfeld Insurance Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fiduk Scholarship recipient Kathryn Cunningham Mr. Richard Scissors Rhona Fisher, Ph.D. with scholarship donors Dr. Carl and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Segall Mr. and Mrs. David Fleishman Joan Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wasserman Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Fleishman Ms. Ernestine Whiting Ms. Susan M. Fleishman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morel Mr. Robert Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison $100-$249 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Nathan Mr. Donald L. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fribush Mr. and Mrs. Alan Roogow Mr. and Mrs. Jacques S. Abrams Ms. Rachel Galea The Honorable Samuel I. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gil Abramson Mr. Natwar Gandhi Mr. and Mrs. Steven Saferin Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Garten Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Shackman Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Applefeld Mr. James Gentry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Schapiro Mr. Charles L. Barancik Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ginsburg The Jacob S. Shapiro Foundation Mrs. Louise Barber Mr. Howard A. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Frank Setren Mr. Peter Baron Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Goldberg The Sinsky-Kresser-Racusin Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barrett Ms. Tamara Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Solomon Ms. Mary Bridget Hartman Basehoar Ms. Susan Goldscher Mr. and Mrs. Louis Uccellini Mr. and Mrs. Bill Becker Mr. and Mrs. Blake Goldsmith Dr. and Mrs. Edward Wallach Ms. Phyllis Belford Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goldsmith Mr. Irvin Nathan and Ms. Judith Walter Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berman Mr. Tobias Goldstone Mrs. Margie Warres Mrs. Ethel Berney Gorfine Foundation, Inc Mr. Jordan Wertlieb Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Bers Ms. Chickie Grayson Mr. Bruce M. Beveridge,III Mr. David H. Green $250 - $499 Mrs. Sima Blue Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Greif, Jr. Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Marc P. Blum Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Heckman Mrs. Yelena Rennie Mr. and Mrs. John Blume Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Herman Mr. Bruce Bereano Ms. Brenda J. Bodian Dr. and Mrs. Allen R. Hettleman Mr. Charles Bernhardt Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Boral Martin S. Himeles, Sr. Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Mordecai Blaustein Dr. Steven Boral Ms. Jill M. Himmer [1145] Dr. and Mrs. David Block Gail Boren Design Ms. Eileen Fader and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Buescher Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bratman Mr. Steven T. Himmelrich Cambridge Iron & Metal Company, Inc. Mr. Joseph Bross Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Himmelrich, Jr. Mr. George W. Carrington Brown Advisory Ms. Ellen Horak Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Donald Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hornstein Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cohen Nan and Budd Bugatch Charlton Campbell-Hughes Covenant Guild | Mrs. Lois Balser Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Caplis Ms. Claire Hutchinson Ms. Amanda Cox Saul Carliner Ms. Susan G. Jacobson Ms. Margaret Requa Defrancisco Ms. Kim Clark Mr. Brian Niels Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Edelson Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cohen Mrs. Natalie Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Cohen Jewish Educational Alliance Mr. Barry Glass Ms. Suzanne F. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jolson Mr. Richard Hafets Ms. Eileen W. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. Henry L. Hecht Charles and Barbara Cook Dr. and Mrs. Juan M. Juanteguy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Hirschhorn Mr. and Mrs. William Cook Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kampf Ms. Laura Huang Mrs. Helen Coplan Dr. Gary Katcoff Mrs. Shirley Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Coplin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Katz Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalsemer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klein Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kornblatt Ms. Mary Delbanco Joan Klein

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Mrs. Judith Kolker Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sachs Mr. Richard Kravitz Mr. Steven W. Sachs Mr. Richard Lakein Ms. Marilyn Savage Ms. Shoshana Laks Mrs. Marianne Sekulow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lara Dr. and Mrs. Charles Schiffer Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lazinsky Mr. Gilbert Schmerler Mrs. Sara Levi Mrs. Gail Schulhoff Mr. and Mrs. Howard Levinton Dr. and Mrs. David Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Stevan M. Levy Ms. Kacie Shelsby Mr. and Mrs. Joel Levene Mr. David Siegel Ms. Debbie Greenberg Lichter Ms. Martha Simons Mr. Aaron Lifchez Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Snyder Scholarship donor Dr. Sanford Siegel Ms. Stephanie Love Ms. Maris A. St. Cyr (center) with scholarship recipients Mr. Adam Blake Lowy Dr. John R. Steinberg (left to right): Lemaria Holmes-Bey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowy Mrs. Belle Sussman Caitlyn McCaulley, Promise Olomo, and Ms. Beverly Maddox Mr. Gary Talles Prabuddi Weerasinghe Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mailman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Taussig Mrs. Francine Manekin Ms. Kathryn Taylor Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley Brager, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marcus Ms. Shelley Temchin Bressler Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. John Margolis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Brown Mr. Randy Marriner Mr. Abu Timbo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brown Mr. Bruce Martin Ms. Rebecca Trout Dr. and Mrs. Richard Burack Ms. Laurie Ann Mazur Twenty Plus Entertainment Mr. Greg Campbell Ms. Marilyn Mazur Mr. and Mrs. David Uhlfelder Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cantor Delegate Cory V. McCray Mr. David Umansky Mr. and Mrs. Irvin N. Caplan Mr. John McCuskey Ms. Ariel Levinson-Waldman Ms. Carol Carter Ms. Deborah Mease Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wasserman Ms. Mary H. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Ira Meier Ms. Barbara Weinstock Mr. and Mrs. Jonas M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyerhoff Dr. and Mrs. Howard Weiss Mr. Alan Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mittenthal Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wellek Ms. Susannah Cox Ms. Joyce Morgan Ms. Diane Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Dembert Israel & Mollie Myers Foundation, Inc. Willis of Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Don Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Neel Mr. Samuel M. Witten Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dorf Nevins & Associates Chartered Dr. Steven Yarmosky Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dickman Mr. Jay Newman Mrs. Robert Zadek Ms. Gloria Epstein Mr. James Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fader Northern Pharmacy and Medical Up To $99 Ms. Nancy Fenton Equipment, Inc., Mr. Martin Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aaron Ms. Maxine Flax Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Nudelman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleischer Mr. William Oberfelder Ms. Eleanor Allen Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Forman Mr. Promise Olomo Anonymous (10) Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Fox Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Pakula Mr. and Mrs. Steven Appel Mr. Len Friedheim Drs. Allen E. Joseph and Polly J. Panitz Ms. Marlene Arkin Ms. Margaret Friedman Mr. and Mrs. John Patti Mr. and Mrs. C. Daniel Askin Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Feldman Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Perlman Mr. Neil Axel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Friedman Mr. Benjamin Pitkin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baker Mr. Arman Frasier Mr. Tom Price Mr. Daniel Baron Mr. and Mrs. Will Frey Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Puddester Mrs. Linda Barron Mr. Len Friedheim Mr. Michael Quitt Ms. Beverly Baumohl Mrs. Nancy Garfinkel Harvey M. Rapp, Ph.D. Ms. Marci Becker Ms. Holly George Dr. and Mrs. Joel W. Renbaum Mr. Michael Becker Carole and Billy Glick Mr. Terry Rich Ms. Barbara Beere Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenberg Ms. Catherine Roogow Mr. and Mrs. Allan Belzberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goldman Mr. Benjamin Rosenberg Ms. Sarah Berger Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goldman Mr. Harry B. Rosenberg Ms. Toby Berman Mr. Jeremy Goldman Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Rosenstein Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Better Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goldman Ms. Shifra Rubin Ms. Beverly Betz Ms. Nancy Gordon Ms. Susan Russell Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Biberman Mrs. Marjorie Greenebaum

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Ms. Susan L. Kolker Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schapiro Dr. Morton Krieger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scherr Mr. and Mrs. David Lambert C.E.A. Scholtes & Associates Laura Lampel Ms. Alice Schluger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lederman Ms. Diane Schnitzer Mr. Brian Lefko Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schoenfeld Ms. Sarah Levin Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schuster Ms. Amy Levy Mr. David Rudick and Ms. Amy Segall Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Levy Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Segall Mr. H. David Levyne Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Sevel Mr. Melvy Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John Sharbaugh Jewish Community Services scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Lewison Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shecter recipient Hannah Berman and staff of Ms. Charlotte Lister Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shewer the Jewish Community Services Mrs. Loraine Lobe Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shofer Irwin and Joel Lowenstein Dr. and Mrs. Jules Sidle Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Gutman Mr. Sheldon Laskin and Ms. Fran Ludman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siegmeister Mrs. Gloria Hack Ms. Erin Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Steven Silverman Kim Haley Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mann Mr. and Mrs. Irving Simon Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hallock Mrs. Sylvia Marcus Ms. Muriel Simon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hecht Ms. Arlene Saks Martin Mr. Eliot Singer Mr. and Mrs. William Heller Ms. Virginia Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Mrs. Leah Helman Robert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Smulyan Ms. Jen Hemdorf Mr. and Mrs. Jordon L. Max Ms. Nina Sokol Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McGuirk Dr. Hannah Solky Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hess, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Menachem Ms. Phyllis S. Spence Ms. Sue Hess Ms. Diane Mezzanotte Mr. Robert Spielmann Mr. and Mrs. John Heyn Ms. Joetta Miller Mr. and Mrs. Rob Spiro Mrs. Linda Himmelrich Mr. Travis Mills Ms. Deborah Stambaugh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hornstein Mrs. Davina Mindel Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. W. Carl Hossfeld, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Mindell Mr. Kenneth Strong Mr. F. Patrick Hughes Ms. Francine Mittelman Ms. Lucy Sytov Ms. Jessica Hughes Ms. Melanie Moomau Mr. and Mrs. James Tancock Mrs. Judith Hyatt Dr. and Mrs. Dan Morhaim Mrs. David Tapper Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hyman Mr. Robert Muller Mr. Carl J. Tenner Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Intner Network for Good Mr. John Tennis Dr. and Mrs. Warren Israel Mr. Doug Njoroge Mrs. Harriet Rosenthal Ms. Kathleen Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oidick Ms. Phyllis S. Spence Mr. and Mrs. Sanford G. Jacobson Ms. Debbie Orlove Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Taubman Mrs. Ellen Jandorf Ms. Geraldine Ostrove Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tercyak Mrs. Janet Jeffein Ms. Susan Ottenheimer Ms. Barbara Thompson Ms. M. Jennifer Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Pedroni Philip F. Tozzi & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Katz Mr. Gary Pedroni Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vasaturo Dr. and Mrs. Gerson Kaplan Ms. Nancy Penn Mr. and Mrs. Eric Victor Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. David Portney Mr. and Mrs. Marius Vogelfanger Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Katz Ms. Irma Pretsfelder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waldman Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Katz Mr. Jeffrey Pretsfelder Ms. Gwendolyn Washington Ms. Robberta Katz Mr. George Petrides, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Weinberg Mr. Jack Finkelstein and Mr. and Mrs. Efrem Potts Mrs. Judith Weiner Ms. Frances Kessler Mrs. Libby Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Weinstock Walter Kaulius Communications Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rahbar Mr. Stanley Weiss Ms. Maisoon Kupisch Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Renbaum Mrs. Mollie Witow Ms. Jennifer Berk and Mr. Neil Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wolf Joseph Klein Associates LLC Ms. Ellen Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Wolf Ms. Shira Krawatsky Mrs. Rena Rotenberg Ms. Margery Wolpert Ms. Barbara Kupferberg Ms. Lita Cohen Rudy Ms. Laureen Wylie KatzAbosch Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sachs Mr. Merrill D. Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Katzenberg Mr. and Mrs. David Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lee Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kauffman Mrs. Frederica Saxon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zwagil

18 FY 16 Donors July 1, 2015- June 30, 2016 Scholarship and Interest-Free Loan Funds

Funds Established Since 1924 Central Scholarship thanks the generous individuals, families, foundations, and companies who have created scholarship and interest-free loan funds for all levels of higher education.

NEW FUNDS Scholarship recipient Caitlyn McCaulley and sister Funds established between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016 Claire McCaulley Buddy Roogow Scholarship Fund Norris & Carole Allen Scholarship Fund Harry Shapiro Foundation Scholarship Fund Benjamin Alpert Memorial Fund Irving D. Alter Memorial Fund ENDOWED FUNDS American Trading and Production Corporation Grant Fund Hilda Katz Blaustein Memorial Fund Maurice Annenberg Graphic Arts Scholarship Fund Richard Louis Caplan Memorial Scholarship Endowment Sophia M. Annenberg Scholarship Fund for Academic Advancement in the Field of Personality Eleanor S. & Ellis L. Arenson Scholarship Fund Disorder Treatment Rachel Laura Arenson Scholarship Fund Richard Louis Caplan Memorial Scholarship Endowment for Auxiliary Yedtz Grotto Scholarship Fund the Study of Music Performance Harold Ayares Scholarship Fund Hal Cohen Endowed Scholarship Fund Azoans Scholarship Fund Babette H. Dalsheimer Scholarship Fund for Graduate Lewis Baer Foundation Scholarship Fund Teacher Education William G. Baker Jr. Memorial Fund Scholarship Fund The Clara and Melvin Goldberg Scholarship Fund Baltimore City College Class of ’22 Scholarship Fund Goldsmith Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Baltimore Life Underwriters Charitable Foundation Isaac and Catharine S. Hecht Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund The Kassap Family Scholarship Fund for Teachers Baltimore Polytechnic Alumni Scholarship Fund Nina and Mark Lachman Scholarship Fund Howard M. Bank Scholarship Fund The Jacob & Daisy Lee Memorial Scholarship Fund Kitty Barnett Scholarship Fund Diane & Jerome Markman Scholarship Fund Philmore and Naomi Baron Scholarship Fund Rising Star Endowed Scholarship Fund Banker Barrett Family Scholarship Fund The Rothschild Charitable Foundation Fund Stanley H. Belford Memorial Fund William & Richard Shock Endowed Scholarship Fund Ida Benesch Memorial Fund Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Scholarship Fund Leo V. Berger Scholarship Fund Morris Sugarman & Sylvia Sugarman Miller Memorial Fund Max & Rose C. Berkowitz Memorial Fund Cecile B. & Edward H. Taubman Scholarship Fund Gertrude Weinblatt Berman Scholarship Fund Stanley and Evelyn Wagner Scholarship Fund Ida W. Berney Memorial Fund E.C. Wareheim Endowed Scholarship Fund Dr. Alan Bernstein Scholarship Fund The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Non-Tuition Loan Fund Alvin P. & Lila G. Bernstein Scholarship Fund Julius & Sidney Zulver Scholarship Fund Bill’s Carpet Fair Scholarship Fund BK Consulting CITC Scholarship Fund NON-ENDOWED FUNDS Morton Blank Scholarship Fund David Abrahams Memorial Fund Irving and Anne Halperin Blaustein Scholarship Fund; Irene & Sidney Abramowitz Scholarship Fund Amy, Bill, Carlotta & Willie Davis Scholarship Fund Alice & Laurence Abrams Memorial Fund Hilda K. Blaustein Memorial Fund Anita and Milton M. Abrams 50th Anniversary Fund Elizabeth Jessel Bloch Memorial Fund M. Jack & Minnie Abrams Scholarship Fund The Ada Gitomer Bloom Memorial Scholarship Fund Milton M. Abrams Scholarship Fund Dorothy K. & Morris M. Bloom Scholarship Fund Milton M. & Anita L. Abrams Scholarship Fund Dr. M. Larrie & Sima Blue Scholarship Fund Eli Adalman Scholarship Fund Irving and Lois Blum Scholarship Fund Myrtle H. Adelberg Memorial Fund Samuel & Fannie Blum Scholarship Fund Betty Adler Memorial Fund Bruce Blumenthal Memorial Fund Louis & Frances B. Booke Unrestricted Scholarship Fund

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Daly Computers Scholarship Fund Betty H. Davidson Scholarship Fund Isaac W. Davidson Family Fund Deiches Educational Fund John & Mary DeShields Performing Arts Fund Sidney & Sandra Diamond Scholarship Fund Milton J. Dickman & Leonore Dickman Cohn Memorial Fund Lee L. and Sophie Frenkil Dopkin Scholarship Fund Dragon/Rosen Memorial Fund Ruth Naomi & Franklin A. Dugan Scholarship Fund Dupkin Scholarship Fund Juhyung Woo with his daughter Sumin, a scholarship recipient Tracey Anna Edelman Memorial Fund Betty D. Edlavitch Scholarship Fund Margaret C. Boyd/Western’s Class of ’37 Scholarship Fund Sybil & Harold Effron Scholarship Fund Irene C. Bralove Memorial Fund Henry & Saundra Ehrlich Scholarship Fund Ann & Robert Branch Scholarship Fund Bessie Eisenberg Educational Fund Leona Frank Breitstein Scholarship Fund Gerson & Sandy Eisenberg Scholarship Fund Victor A. and Tina Broccolino Scholarship Fund Harriet & Henry Eisner Scholarship Fund Jonas & Ann G. Brodie Scholarship Fund Pearl G. Ellison Memorial Fund Henry & Alberta Burke Scholarship Fund Jack Epstein Teacher Education Scholarship Fund Joseph Burke Memorial Fund Seymour & Jeanne Epstein Family Memorial Fund – Sarah & Miriam Burke Scholarship Fund United Order of True Sisters #35 Cornelius N. Butler Memorial Fund Betty & Samuel Feldman Scholarship Fund Stanley L. Cahn Scholarship Fund Joseph & Minna Feldman Scholarship Fund Stanley L. and Dorothy Lobe Cahn Grant Fund Samson Feldman Scholarship Fund R. McLean Campbell Scholarship Fund Rosetta Feldman-Glashofer Scholarship Fund Samuel H. Caplan Memorial Fund Elias Jacob & Florence Filtzer Memorial Fund Ida & Sol Caplis Scholarship Fund Benjamin J. & Cecile S. Fine Scholarship Fund Caritas Guild Scholarship Fund Jill & M. Austin Fine Scholarship Fund Dr. Paul E. Carliner – Hias Memorial Fund Melvin & Betty Fine Scholarship Fund Henry and Pauline Checket Scholarship Fund Lee K. & Ellwood Fink Scholarship Fund Helen & Sidney Chernak Scholarship Fund Sue Sandler Fischbein Scholarship Fund David W. & Annie Chertkof Scholarship Fund S. Stanley Fleischer & Marie Fleischer Ritterman Chesapeake Urology Associates Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Child Study Association Scholarship Fund Dr. Edwin A. & Pauline S. Fleishman Scholarship Fund Ellen R. Clayton Scholarship Fund for Nurses Harry & Sera Fleishman Scholarship Fund Robert Clayton Memorial Fund Forest Park High School Class of ’49 Scholarship Fund Alfred & Hilda Cohen Memorial Scholarship Fund Evelyn & Leonard Forman Scholarship Fund Herman & Rosa Cohen Scholarship Fund Dr. Joseph Fox Memorial Scholarship Fund Leon W. & Ella M. Cohen Scholarship Fund Louis J. & Dorothy N. Fox Scholarship Fund Moses & Frances G. Cohen Scholarship Fund Lillian & Bertram A. Frank Scholarship Fund Rebecca Beatrice Cohen Scholarship Fund Marie Wallace Frank Scholarship Fund Eileen W. & Adolph D. Cohn Scholarship Fund Susan Ellen Freed Memorial Fund Nathan & Betty Stein Coleman Fund Israel Freedman Scholarship Fund Joseph Howard Colvin Memorial Fund Lillie R. Freeman Memorial Scholarship Fund Harry & Hilda Cooper Scholarship Fund Bruce & Kathie Fried Scholarship Fund Phyllis W. & Marvin L. Coplan Memorial Scholarship Fund Miriam Arenson Friedberg Scholarship Fund Covenant Guild Presidents Remembrance Fund Sidney M. Friedberg Memorial Fund Dr. Samuel J. Crowe Memorial Fund Birdie Stein Friedenwald Memorial Fund Albert S. Cummins Memorial Fund Harry Friedman Scholarship Fund Donald J. Dagold Scholarship Fund Janice K. & Charles S. Friedman Scholarship Fund George & Sandra Dalsheimer Scholarship Fund Philip D. Friedman Scholarship Fund Hugo & Helen Dalsheimer Scholarship Fund Beatrice R. Gann Memorial Fund Janet Ellen Dalsheimer Memorial Fund Lillie Singer Gann Memorial Fund Roger M. Dalsheimer Scholarship Fund Samuel Gann Memorial Fund

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Fannie P. Gellman Memorial Fund Samuel H. Gellman Memorial Fund GEM Scholarship Fund Jacob & Ida Gerber Scholarship Fund Ruth & David Gerber Scholarship Fund Norman & Charlotte Gilden Scholarship Fund Mikaela N. Gillman Scholarship Fund Jerome S. Ginsberg Memorial Education Fund Sadie & Leon Ginsberg Educational Fund David J. & Dora F. Gitomer Memorial Fund The Giving Circle for African American Students Scholarship recipients Dezmond Covington and Devin Funderburk The Giving Circle for Jewish Students Harry L. Gladding Memorial Fund Philip & Dr. Frank Glassner Memorial Fund Isador & Fannie Havelock Scholarship Fund Robert C. Gleeksman Memorial Fund Carl E. Hecht Scholarship Fund Louis J. & Ruth A. Glick Scholarship Fund Grace A. Hecht & Joseph F. Hecht Scholarship Fund Mindelle S. Gober Memorial Fund Lee I. & Miriam D. Hecht Memorial Fund Ellie Gold Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Samuel M. Hecht Scholarship Fund Ann & Milton Goldberg Scholarship Fund Shirley & Louis Hecht Scholarship Fund David & Jeannette Goldberg Scholarship Fund Abraham “Babe” & Selma Helfand Scholarship Fund of the Dr. Janice B. Goldberg Memorial Fund Rotary Club Pikesville Louise & Sylvan Goldberg Scholarship Fund Grace D. & Gerald C. Heller Scholarship Fund Rose Goldberg Memorial Fund Israel & Molly Herman Memorial Fund Myrna & Arnold Goldberger Scholarship Fund Louis Herstein Family Fund Samuel Goldscher Memorial Fund Ernestine Stern Heyn Memorial Fund Morris Goldseker Scholarship Fund Hias of Baltimore Scholarship Fund Morton A. Goldstein Scholarship Fund Martin S. Himeles Scholarship Fund Edith Kelmenson Goldstone Memorial Fund Linda & Alfred Himmelrich Family Scholarship Fund Abraham Goodman Memorial Fund Leo Hinden Scholarship Fund Bertha Goodman Scholarship Fund Matthew H. & Elizabeth S. Hirsh Scholarship Fund Morris M. Goodman Scholarship Fund Sol Hite Memorial Fund Paul & Pauline Goodman Scholarship Fund Esther Moses Hollander Scholarship Fund Harry B. Gorfine Scholarship Fund Rose Moses Hollander Scholarship Fund Bernard S. Gould Memorial – Science Club Scholarship Fund Walter Hollander, Sr. Scholarship Fund Jacob & Rachel Gouline Memorial Fund Betty S. & Jacob D. Hornstein Scholarship Fund Bernard & Lillie Grant Scholarship Fund The Betty S. Hornstein & Esther S. Hornstein Scholarship Fund Irving C. Grant Scholarship Fund Howard County General Hospital Scholarship Fund Sara Jane Grant Scholarship Fund Philip & Shirley Hurwitz Scholarship Fund Isadore & Leah Greenberg Memorial Fund Therese S. Hutzler Scholarship Fund Ray & Frank Greenberg Memorial Fund Dr. David S. Hyman Memorial Fund Rose Greenberg Memorial Fund Philip M. Hyman Memorial Fund Harry Greenstein Scholarship Fund Innovation High School Scholarship Fund Ann B. Greif Scholarship Fund Earl P. Jackson Memorial Fund Mary E. Griffin Memorial Fund Jacob Sandy Lodge – Knights of Pythias #152 Scholarship Fund Bernard Grochal Memorial Fund Sanford G. & Ann S. Jacobson Scholarship Fund Selma Woodrow & Joseph B. Gross Scholarship Fund Janet & Gerald Jeffein Scholarship Fund Betsy E. Haas Scholarship Fund Jewish Community Services, including: Gloria Kolker Hack Scholarship Fund Dora “Duckye” Cardin Memorial Fund Nathan Hackerman Memorial Fund Evelyn M. Freedman Memorial Fund Hortense & Adolph C. Hahn Memorial Fund Stephen J. Glick Scholarship Fund Freda R. & Louis P. Hamburger, Sr. Memorial Fund Jeffrey Helman Scholarship Fund Louis P. Hamburger III Memorial Fund Howard R. Jachman Scholarship Fund Isaac & Marcia Hankin Memorial Fund Meyer D. Levin Memorial Fund Tim Hannon Memorial Scholarship Fund Stephan J. Levine Scholarship Fund Augusta Stein Hartman Memorial Fund Selma and Herbert Myerberg Memorial Scholarship Fund

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Dr. Judith & Ruth Krulewitz Scholarship Fund Dr. Albert A. Kurland Science Fund Larry Kushner Memorial Fund Nina and Mark Lachman Scholarship Fund Bessye T. & David R. Lakein Scholarship Fund Benjamin & Minnie Lansberg Memorial Fund Gertrude & Arthur Lang Scholarship Fund Edith Lauer Memorial Fund Hilda & Morris Lazaron Scholarship Fund Robert & Pearl Leavitt Scholarship Fund Robert W. Lebherz, IV Scholarship Fund Recipient Menachem Mendel Davis (center) with his mother Gila Davis (left) and Program Director Roberta Goldman Dr. Albert & Dr. David S. Lederman Memorial Fund Dr. Edward I. Lederman Memorial Fund Newhoff Scholarship Fund Naomi Hendler Legum Scholarship Fund Tara Melanie Sachs Memorial Fund William & Bessie Leibowitz Memorial Fund David M. & Alena J. Schwaber Scholarship Fund John J. Leidy Memorial Scholarship Fund Nathan & Sylvia Schochet Memorial Fund Wm. H. Lemmel Memorial Scholarship Fund Anne Summer Memorial Fund Joan & Richard Lessans Scholarship Fund Rose S. Zetzer Scholarship Fund Levene Family Scholarship Fund Rose & David Yerman Scholarship William I. Levenson Memorial Fund Henry & Gilda Lee Scholarship Sara & J. Elliot Levi Scholarship Fund The Phyllis Honey Jolson Scholarship Fund Elias & Lena Levin Memorial Fund Paul Juanteguy Memorial High Risk Scholarship Fund Louis H. & Bertha Szold Levin Memorial Fund Gertrude & Edmund Kahn Memorial Fund Elsa Kraus Levy Memorial Fund Kamanitz & Uhlfelder Scholarship Fund Lester & Eleanor Levy Memorial Scholarship Fund Rose J. Kanefsky Memorial Fund Robert H. & Lena S. Levy Memorial Fund Kann-Burgunder Scholarship Fund Ruth S. Levy Scholarship Fund Rebecca & Louis Kaplan 50th Anniversary Scholarship Fund H. David Levyne Scholarship Fund and Helen L. Kaplan Memorial Fund Hilda Koerner Levyne Scholarship Fund Nathan Karu Memorial Fund Sidney A. Levyne Scholarship Fund Edgar J. Kassan Memorial Fund Jeffrey Lieman Scholarship Fund Amalie S. & M. Shakman Katz Scholarship Fund Nicholas M. & Nina I. Limbeck Scholarship Fund Fannie E. Katz & Loraine Shuman Memorial Fund Barry Lipman Memorial Fund Sophie Van Leer Katz Memorial Fund Leroy & Elizabeth Lipman Scholarship Fund Herbert & Gloria Katzenberg Scholarship Fund Vivian J. Lipsitt Memorial Fund Rachel M. Kaufmann Scholarship Fund Sarah and George Lipsitt & William Goldberg Scholarship Fund Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Memorial Fund Deborah Krause Lipsitz Memorial Fund Abraham Kenigson Memorial Fund Lockwood and McCree Scholarship Fund Rubin & Anna Kipnis Scholarship Fund Mary & Frank Lombardi Scholarship Fund Dr. Bernard S. & Helen B. Kleiman Scholarship Fund Bonnie Fox London Scholarship Fund Philip & Lillian Klein Memorial Fund Helen F. London Scholarship Fund Carol Bear Kleinman Memorial Scholarship Fund Malcolm W. Lowenstein Memorial Fund Harold Klivans & Jennie Klivans Schoolnic Memorial Fund John J. Ludwig Memorial Fund Alice B. & Walter W. Kohn Scholarship Fund Herman M. Lurie Memorial Scholarship Fund Benjamin & Miriam Kolker Scholarship Fund Walt & Mary Jane Lyman Scholarship Fund Fabian H. Kolker Scholarship Fund Barney Mankowitz Scholarship Fund M. Budd Kolker Scholarship Fund Libby Mankowitz Scholarship Fund Robert H. Kolker Scholarship Fund Nettie Mankowitz Scholarship Fund Kolodner Family Scholarship Fund Philip Mankowitz Scholarship Fund Dr. Louis J. Kolodner Scholarship Fund Bernard & Herta Mansbach Memorial Fund David Kornblatt Scholarship Fund Maryland Association of Nonpublic Special Education Facilities Dr. William Kress Memorial Scholarship Fund – Michael Cardin Scholarship Fund William & Rosalyn Kress Scholarship Fund Evelyn & Joseph Matchar Family Scholarship Fund Dr. Morton M. Krieger Scholarship Fund Fred Mayer Scholarship Fund Dorothy M. & Louis E. Kroeller Scholarship Fund Irving Mazur Memorial Scholarship Fund

22 Scholarship and Interest-Free Loan Funds Funds Established Since 1924

Harriet Mazur Arts Education Fund Gerson B. Mehlman Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. Herman J. Meisel Memorial Fund Harry Merowitz Memorial Fund Hortense Hecht Meyer Scholarship Fund The Joseph Meyerhoff Scholarship Fund Eli & Yetta Miller Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph M. Miller Scholarship Fund Lee D. Miller Scholarship Fund Jeannette A. Millhauser Memorial Fund Marian & Richard Millhauser Scholarship Fund College Cash Award recipient Keia McDaniel (second from Million Dollar Round Table Scholarship Fund left), with Central Scholarship staff: Roberta Goldman Howie Millman Scholarship Fund (Program Director), Angela Harrison (Program Director), Dr. Bernie & Jeanie Milton Scholarship Fund Kayla Bettenhauser ( Program Manager), and Michele Gary V. Mindel Memorial Scholarship Fund Johnson Waxman ( Vice President) Irvin E. Mindel Memorial Scholarship Fund Miriam Lodge Scholarship Fund Helen R. Rosenfeld Memorial Fund Constance H. Moore Memorial Fund Samuel H. Rosenstock Scholarship Fund Leslie & Bruno Morel Memorial Fund Isaac C. Rosenthal Scholarship Fund Sadye & Samuel Morris Memorial Scholarship Fund Sylvan L. & Sally Rosenthal Scholarship Fund Margaret B. Morrison Memorial Fund Theodore Roten Scholarship Fund Dr. Benjamin and Frances Moses Scholarship Fund Amalie & Randolph Rothschild Scholarship Fund Bernard & Bertha Moses Memorial Scholarship Fund Moses & Miriam Rothschild Memorial Fund Dr. Bessie L. Moses Memorial Scholarship Fund Stanford Z. Rothschild Memorial Fund Ida G. Murfkan – Queen Anne Guild Scholarship Fund Walter Rothschild Family Scholarship Fund Eleanor Arnett Nash Scholarship Fund Willard G. Rouse Scholarship Fund Frederick J. Nassauer Scholarship Fund Muriel & Irving Rubin Memorial Fund National Brewing Company Scholarship Fund Dr. Alvin D. Rudo Memorial Fund Dr. Nathan E. Needle Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. Frieda Rudo Ruskin Scholarship Fund Network 2000 Scholarship Fund for Emerging Women Leaders Beverly & Philip H. Sachs Scholarship Fund Paul K. Neumann Family Scholarship Fund Charles & Ruth Sachs Scholarship Fund Harry A. Norman Scholarship Fund Meyer & Pauline Sachs Scholarship Fund Nurses’ Alumnae Association of Sinai Hospital Scholarship Fund Maurice & Mary Sandler Scholarship Fund Frieda Burke Offenbach Memorial Fund Rebecca & Abraham Sandler Scholarship Fund Aaron & Dorothy Ostrofsky Scholarship Fund Sarah Sandler Scholarship Fund S.K. Ottenheimer Family Fund Hyman & Laura Saye Scholarship Fund Benjamin & Yetta Patz Memorial Fund Bernard Schapiro Scholarship Fund Harold Patz Scholarship Fund Joseph Schapiro Memorial Scholarship Fund Harry J. Patz Scholarship Fund Morris Schapiro Foundation Scholarship Fund Betty R. Pear Memorial Scholarship Fund Marilyn & Herbert Scher Scholarship Fund Jack Pearlstone Memorial Fund Judy Tisdell Schiffer Scholarship Fund for Women Pikesville Hilton Inn Scholarship Fund Blanche & I. William Schimmel Scholarship Fund Kurt & Gertrude Popper Memorial Scholarship Fund Goldie Schimmel Scholarship Fund Victor Posner Scholarship Fund Harry Schnaper Memorial Scholarship Fund Julia & Isaac Potts Memorial Scholarship Fund The Ansel Schoeneman Testimonial Fund Peggy Ellen Pumpian Memorial Fund Dr. Louis Schoolman Scholarship Fund Querido Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. Jacob Schoolnic Scholarship Fund Louis & Rebecca Redler Scholarship Fund A. Harvey & Phyllis Kolker Schreter Scholarship Fund Hyman Jacob & Fannie Rifkin Scholarship Fund Saul Schulhoff, Jr. Scholarship Fund The Robbins Scholarship Fund Isabel Schuman Scholarship Fund Robert Rochberg Scholarship Fund Joel Ronald Schwartz Memorial Fund Dr. Esther Katz Rosen Memorial Fund Dr. Louis Schwartzman Memorial Scholarship Fund Eva LaBorwit Rosen Memorial Scholarship Fund Robert & Frieda Seff Scholarship Fund Joseph Rosenbaum Memorial Scholarship Fund Dorothy Serpick Memorial Scholarship Fund Cecilia A. Rosenberg Scholarship Fund Bernard Shapiro Scholarship Fund

23 Scholarship and Interest-Free Loan Funds Funds Established Since 1924

Diane & Albert Shapiro Scholarship Fund Frances Marcus Trupp Scholarship Fund Ida & Joseph Shapiro Scholarship Fund Florence & Arthur Tucker Memorial Scholarship Fund Selma & Joseph Shapiro Anniversary Fund Dr. Isadore Tuerk Scholarship Fund Lillie G. Sher Scholarship Fund Henry Turk – Hias Memorial Fund Elaine & Tom Shofer Scholarship Fund Merrill D. & Blanche F. Uhlfelder Memorial Scholarship Fund Mary & Rube Shofer Scholarship Fund Jenny Gold Ullman Memorial Scholarship Fund Herman H. & Anne Shuger Memorial Fund Aber D. & Louise Unger Scholarship Fund Irving Shulbank Memorial Fund Bessie Urwick Memorial Fund Henry E. & Riley A. Siegel Scholarship Fund Ethel & Morris Vangar Scholarship Fund Sigma Theta Pi Sorority Scholarship Fund Venable Baetjer & Howard Scholarship Fund Bernard J. Silverman Scholarship Fund Betty Waghelstein Scholarship Fund Thelam Sheller Silverman Memorial Fund The Wagner Family Scholarship Fund Florence & Louis Singer Scholarship Fund Kyle Patrick Wankmiller Scholarship Fund Sanford M. Singer Memorial Fund Leonard & Margie Warres Scholarship Fund Shoe City Scholarship Fund Richard & Manuele Wasserman Scholarship Fund Lillian Slatkin Memorial Scholarship Fund Stuart M. Weiler Memorial Fund Harold Y. & Selma Smulyan Scholarship Fund Edith Rothschild Weinberg Memorial Fund Dr. William Isaac Smulyan Scholarship Fund Mary Westheimer Weinberg Scholarship Fund Samuel Sody Memorial Fund Ingeborg B. & Hans E. Weinberger Scholarship Fund Charles L. & Clara L. Solomon Scholarship Fund Weinblatt Guild Scholarship Fund Simon Solomon Scholarship Fund Minnie & William Weinblatt Memorial Fund Clara Louise Sonnenborn Scholarship Fund Toby A. Weinblatt Memorial Fund Siegmund B. & Camille K.G. Sonneborn Scholarship Fund Toby & Sam Weinblatt Scholarship Fund Aron Soroka Scholarship Fund Morris Weinman Memorial Scholarship Fund Lillian Soroka Scholarship Fund Paul Martin Weinman Scholarship Fund Rose Soroka Scholarship Fund Toby Weinman Scholarship Fund Robert Spielman Scholarship Fund Max Weiss Scholarship Fund Herta Popper Spielmann Memorial Fund David & Ada Wendell Scholarship Fund Sidney & Dorothy B. Stein Scholarship Fund Sidney Weschler Music Fund Beatrice Stern Memorial Fund Milton F. Westheimer Scholarship Fund Jack L. Stern Dental Scholarship Fund Jack Wilen Scholarship Fund Ernestine Stiffman Scholarship Fund Susan & Paul Wolman, Jr. Fund Aaron & Lillie Straus Foundation Scholars Fund John T. & Marion A. Miller Wood Scholarship Fund Bertha & Dr. William Straus Scholarship Fund Woodlawn High School Scholarship Fund Henry C. & Rita Baer Straus Scholarship Fund Carrie K. Wyman Memorial Fund W. Rayner & Miriam Straus Scholarship Fund M. Richard Wyman Scholarship Fund Myer Strauss Memorial Fund Dr. Stuart & Eleanor Yuspa Scholarship Fund Carl (Bill) Struever Scholarship Fund Samuel & Clara Zalis Scholarship Fund Dr. Harold & Belle Sussman Scholarship Fund Mildred Zetlin Scholarship Fund Dr. Frank V. & Josephine S. Sutland Scholarship Fund Jerome G. and Annette S. Zimmerman Foundation Edward Swartz Memorial Fund Interest-Free Scholarship Fund Tall-Siegmund-Mattingly Memorial Fund Cathi Taubman Memorial Scholarship Fund Teachers for Teachers Scholarship Fund This list includes endowed (permanent) and non-endowed scholarship Harry Teller Memorial Scholarship Fund and interest-free loan funds established since 1924. Every effort has Sonia Tendler Scholarship Fund been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. Please accept our sincerest regrets for funds we may have missed or listed incorrectly. Harriet B. Terrell Memorial Fund Myles Howard Thaler Memorial Fund Call Nancy Fenton, Director of Development, at 410-415-5558 with Ruth & Charles Thaler Scholarship Fund any corrections or for more information about creating a new fund or Dr. & Mrs. Alvin Thalheimer Scholarship Fund endowing an existing fund. Sidney Thanhauser, Jr. Memorial Fund Elinor & Samuel Thaviu Scholarship Fund Benjamin Titelman Scholarship Fund Town of Aberdeen/True Joy Ministries Scholarship Fund

24 List of Colleges Attended by 2015-2016 Recipients

Albright College Machon Raaya American University Maryland Institute College of Art Andrews University Mc Daniel College Ateres Bnos Yerushalayim Me’ohr Bais Yaakov Bais Yaakov Cheser Chaya Mercaz HaTorah Bais Yaakov Machon Raaya Middlebury College Beth Jacob of Jerusalem Morehouse College Bnos Avigail Seminary Morgan State University Boston University Ner Israel Rabbinical College Clark Atlanta University North Carolina A&T State University Cleveland Institute of Music Northeastern University Columbia University Northwestern University Columbia University Mailman Notre Dame of Maryland University School of Public Health University of Maryland Baltimore Coppin State University University of Maryland, Baltimore County Davidson College University Of Maryland, College Park Derech Institute University of Maryland Eastern Shore Drew University University of Maryland Elizabethtown College Francis King Carey School of Law Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University University of Maryland School of Pharmacy Emerson College University of Maryland School of Social Work Emory University University of Miami Excelsior College University of Michigan Franklin and Marshall College University Of Notre Dame George Washington University University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and Health Sciences University of Rhode Island Georgetown University University of Rochester Goucher College University of Southern California Hampton University University of the District of Columbia Howard Community College Yeshiva Toras Chaim Howard University Yeshiva University The Johns Hopkins University Joint Council of Mechinot Community Colleges: Kitov Sachra Seminary Anne Arundel Community College Lafayette College Baltimore County Community College Lebanon Valley College Community College of Baltimore City Long Island University Post Montgomery College Loyola University Maryland

Non-Discrimination Statement Central Scholarship began in 1924 by providing vocational training scholarships for orphaned Jewish men. We’ve since grown and now consider applications for financial support for all post-secondary education including vocational, undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees without regard to an applicant’s criminal history, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, race, religion, or sexual orientation. At our core, we are here to help the underserved, to give students an opportunity to pursue higher education.

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