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2019-2020 Endowed Scholarship Program INVESTING IN LIFETIMES $ Scholarships 2,500,000 Awarded GOLF 147 117 EMPLOYMENT Scholar Scholar Colleges Clubs 56% Caddies 325 143 Total Financial Total Honorary 35% Scholars Scholars Pro Shop $ Average Award 9% 7,471 Superintendent SINCE 1949 $38,378,417 6,050 Scholarships Awarded Ouimet Scholars 1 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGH THE YEARS The FrancisThe Francis Ouimet Ouimet Scholarship Scholarship Fund, Fund, Inc. Inc. 300 300Arnold Arnold Palmer Palmer Boulevard Boulevard Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Norton, Massachusetts 02766 1966 William Danforth Award 2005 Tom Barrett Memorial Scholarship 774.430.9090 774.430.9090 Raymond M. Blue Scholarship www.ouimet.org 1978 Joseph Morrill Award www.ouimet.org Charlie Earp Scholarship 1982 Anders Fund Charles & Janice Fox Scholarship 1988 Richard Tarlow Award John P. Hamill Scholarship 1991 Roger Barry Award Priscilla D. Ramsey Scholarship 1992 James D. Casey Scholarship Richard A. Spillane, Sr. Scholarship David Howard Award 2006 December 2019 Les Bond/Wellesley Country Club Scholarship Guy Tedesco Scholarship Boston Police Athletic League Scholarship 1996 Wallace M. Burnett Scholarship Cape Cod National Scholarship Sidney Goldstein Scholarship Mary Casey Scholarship To my fellow Endowed Creators, 1998 Frederick A. Bailey Scholarship Casson Family Scholarship Jack Casey New England Senior Golfers’ Erling Jacobsen Scholarship The Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund truly appreciates that you have chosen us as a Association Scholarship Newell B. Kurson Scholarship vehicle for fulfilling your charitable wishes and for sharing with us the success that you Connolly Family Scholarship F. Henry Savage, Jr. Scholarship have worked so hard to achieve. You have made the conscious decision to give back to Adele Foley Scholarship Harrison G. Taylor, Jr. / Worcester Country the young men and women who are Ouimet Scholars pursuing their higher education. Ted Highberger, Sr. Award Club Scholarship You have chosen to make yourself impactful, to do something of value, to make the Eddie Lowery Award Amos E. Wasgatt III Scholarship Tatnuck Country Club Ouimet Fund better. For this . .and so much more . we thank you. Billy Maich Award 2007 Irving L. Adler Scholarship NFL Alumni “Team Spirit” Scholarship Phil & Blanche Cahalin Scholarship Prior to his passing in 1967, Francis acknowledged that he believed his greatest legacy Deacon Palmer Scholarship Eastward Ho! Scholarship would be The Fund that was established in his honor. Thanks to you, I think he was right. 1999 Charlie Crenshaw Scholarship Ellen Hines Scholarship Raymond Faxon Scholarship Oyster Harbors Club Scholarship Today, the 155 endowed funds total nearly $19 million! It accounts for one-third of the $2.5 million the Ouimet Fund Michael Ohanian Scholarship Tudor Investments Scholarship will award to 468 Scholars in 2019-20. These annual awards range from $500 per Scholar to $30,000, depending upon Christopher “Boo” Rich Scholarship Jerry York Scholarship financial need. The Ouimet Fund endowment, together with our Bag Tag Program, Golf Marathon, Annual Banquet and Stansky Family Scholarship 2008 Richard F. Connolly, Jr. Scholarship Annual Fund provides the philanthropic resources that we use to help meet the financial needs of these Scholars. WGAM/Dolly Sullivan Scholarship Dr. John F. Gallagher, Jr. / Frank Spellman Scholarship 2000 Brae Burn Country Club/Mickey Lane Scholarship John D. Mineck Caddie Scholarship In 2024, and in recognition of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Ouimet Fund, our Board of Directors, as Scott King Scholarship Kevin Onstott Scholarship part of our recently adopted strategic plan, hopes to increase the endowment to $24 million. This is an ambitious goal, William R. King Scholarship Harry & Muriel Player Scholarship but doing so will enable us to raise the amount awarded to each Scholar as well as increase the number of scholarship Margaret Lowery Award Herbert Warren Wind Scholarship recipients. Thomas W. Strange Scholarship 2009 John F. Gillis, Sr. Scholarship 2001 Heritage Scholarship Stan Thirsk Scholarship To achieve this goal, we ask for your guidance. If you have friends or colleagues whom you believe would like to join Byron Nelson Award 2010 Judge Patrick F. Brady Scholarship with you in your support of these young Scholars — to give back to the game we all love in a positive way — we ask you to Mildred Gardinor Prunaret Award Ely Callaway Scholarship please introduce them to us. Just reach out to me, one of my colleagues on the Board, or a member of our Ouimet staff. The Renaissance Golf Club Scholarship John F. Flavin Concord Country Club Scholarship Robert & Joanne McIntosh Scholarship I know I speak for all of us involved with The Fund when I say how very grateful we are for what you have done and 2002 Altman/McLaughlin Award Prescott S. Bush Scholarship David Page Scholarship continue to do for the Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund and our Scholars. Thank you! Hyannisport Club Memorial Award Dave & Jane Parker Scholarship Charles A. Pappas Award Reilly Family Scholarship John H. Watt Scholarship 2003 Jerry Daly Scholarship 2011 Ed Dudley Award Fordie H. Pitts, Jr. Scholarship Richard J. Ganong Scholarship John R. Reilly Scholarship John J. McCafferty Scholarship 2012 Audrey & I. D’Arcy Brent II Scholarship Roche Family Scholarship Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Scholarship Duffy Brent Dick Stimets Scholarship Killer Foy Scholarship Chair, Development Committee 2004 Bank of America Award Kennedy Family Scholarship Board of Directors James McDonough Scholarship Barrett - O’Hara Family Scholarship Robert F. O’Meara Scholarship Frost Family Scholarship Jack Hobbs Scholarship Ted Kenerson Brae Burn Caddie Scholarship Domingo Lopez Scholarship PRESIDENT 1ST VICE PRESIDENT 2ND VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER CLERK & COUNSEL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Tiger Woods Foundation Award James W. Moriarty William L. Healy, MD J. Duncan Gratton John C. Agostino Dennis J. Kelly Colin R. McGuire PRESIDENT 1ST VICE PRESIDENT 2ND VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER CLERK & COUNSEL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR James W. Moriarty William L. Healy, MD J. Duncan Gratton John C. Agostino Dennis J. Kelly Colin R. McGuire 3 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGH THE YEARS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1) Who should endow a scholarship? The ideal candidate is someone who has, or their family has, a deep affinity for golf, or has or had a parent 2013 George L. & E. Theresa Brandi Scholarship 2016 Peter Dalton Scholarship or loved one who shares that deep affinity for golf, and who would like to be permanently associated with golf, Francis Ouimet, or helping Donovan Family Scholarship James E. Lehman Scholarship young people afford a college education. Family members, for instance, may together create an award in the name of their mom or dad. Other Joe Gill Scholarship Peter S. Lynch Scholarship candidates include companies or organizations that are close to golf or have an educational focus in their philanthropic priorities. Members of May Jackson Scholarship Neil J. McNamara Scholarship those organizations may collectively donate and may even approach vendors to contribute to a special cause. Keith - Hoon Scholarship 2017 Rand Alexander Scholarship 2) How can I ensure that my philanthropic goals are realized? The Ouimet Fund’s Endowed Scholarship Program allows the donor to Holly McGrath Scholarship Campbell-Beach Scholarship “personalize” a scholarship by determining qualifications that are important to them. Current Ouimet endowed scholarships include Mix - Jordan Scholarship Gerald F. Corcoran Scholarship William G. O’Brien Scholarship awards for Ouimet Scholars who are, for instance, in a particular field of study, Scholars from a particular club or region of the state, a McDonald Family Scholarship female Scholar, or an inner-city Scholar. Candidates meeting these restrictions will be given priority. Donors may create their award with Rick Stimets Scholarship Harold Whitworth Pierce Scholarship very defined restrictions or in broader terms, or the donor can opt to allow The Fund to select a deserving recipient. Woodland Golf Club Scholarship Wendy Price Scholarship 2014 Boston Strong Scholarship John & Lillian Simourian Scholarship 3) How can I make my contribution? Ouimet endowed scholarships can be funded in a variety of ways: Coan Family Scholarship Tom Stemberg Scholarship • Cash Donations: These can be made with a one-time donation or split up over two to five years based on contractual agreement. Fred & Marion MacQuarrie Scholarship Wanless Family Scholarship • Gifts From Appreciated Stock: Donors may wish to take advantage of the tax savings by making a gift of appreciated stock that would Martin Family Scholarship 2018 1949 Scholarship then be sold by The Fund to establish the award. Consult your tax advisor for more information. Paul E. Petry/Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company Carolyn N. Boday Scholarship • Memorial Donations: People frequently designate the Ouimet Fund for memorial donations when a loved one passes away. Occasionally, Scholarship Mike & Linda Furyk Scholarship these donations have been large and people have “rolled” them into endowed scholarships by making additional contributions. 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