Founded by Jean and John Brunk in memory of Mrs. Brunk's mother to foster independence and enhance the quality of life of Frederick County senior citizens. Learn More
Founded by Jean and John Brunk in memory of Mrs. Brunk’s mother to foster independence and enhance the quality of life of Frederick County senior citizens.
Viola Marie Robinson cherished her faith, her family, her friends, and her independence. When she began to lose her mobility, she relied on a cane, then a walker, and eventually a wheelchair to maintain her active lifestyle. Mrs. Robinson lived with her daughter and son-in-law Jeannie and Jack Brunk of New Market for 20 years, until she passed away from cancer. Mr. and Mrs. Brunk established The Viola Marie Robinson Give Them Wings Fund in Mrs. Robinson’s memory to foster independence and enhance the quality of life for senior citizens residing in Frederick County. This donor-advised Fund awards grants to nonprofits that provide wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, and other means of increasing or maintaining mobility. Mrs. Robinson was an inspiration to all who knew her, and her dream for seniors to live dignified, fulfilling, independent lives is made possible through the memorial fund in her name.
Founded by Mark and Frances Draper and their daughter Sadie Wiles in honor of their mother and grandmother for Middletown High School graduates studying education. Learn More
Founded by Mark and Frances Draper and their daughter Sadie Wiles in honor of their mother and grandmother for Middletown High School graduates studying education.
Virginia Draper was a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother and a well-known educator. Her career with Frederick County Public Schools spanned more than 40 years, from 1939 until 1980, teaching at schools in Sabillasville, Wolfsville, Middletown, and Black’s School. She was also an author and historian, eventually writing a total of 11 books that captured stories and history of Wolfsville, Maryland and the surrounding area as a way to keep the history alive about the hills that she loved and called home. Her books included The Smoke Still Rises, The Goose and the Eagle, Bits and Pieces of Daisy May’s Scrapbook, Dandelions, Mushrooms, and Moss-covered Stones, Poetry from the Hills, and more.
Founded by the Community Foundation to support art, sculpture and photography exhibits/training for organizations and lessons for individuals. Learn More
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