Barbara Nugent was known for her love of all animals. A passion was horses, leading her to riding many years at the Guilford Riding School where she got involved in all aspects of the organization including fundraising events, shows, and competitions. This ultimately led to the creation of a named scholarship fund to honor her legacy.
In memory of Alison Varian, an avid boater and fisherman, this scholarship is given to students who want to pursue careers in aquaculture, fisheries or marine science.
In 2018, Shawn and Jerry Smith established a legacy fund at The Guilford Foundation to ensure the permanence of the Kyle E. Smith Scholarship Fund.
Jake Penman (1993-2008) was a sophomore at Guilford High School in 2008 when he unexpectedly passed away. He enjoyed life to the fullest, especially woodworking, computers, music, fishing, and canoeing, and was an enthusiastic spectator of all sports.
Honoring Ralph Schipani Jr.’s love of baseball, the family established a scholarship fund for two GHS graduates equally as passionate about the sport.
This is a field of interest fund with a focus on scholarships as addressing other ongoing or emerging community needs.
This is a field of interest fund focused on providing scholarships to GHS graduates interested in government, public policy and other public service opportunities.
A dynamic high school student, Lizzie Schwanfelder was an inspiration to all. After she passed from cancer, the GHS class of ’93 established a scholarship fund in her memory.
Al and Gene Bishop built a legacy for community service as long-time residents, famers, business owners and leaders. A scholarship fund was established in their names for students interested in vocational and industrials arts.
This scholarship fund supports youth looking for work-study mentoring and those looking interested in business, vocational, or technical trades.