Albert Atlee and Elizabeth Lane Radcliffe Memorial Scholarship Fund
Founded by family members for graduates of Frederick High School.
Affectionately known as “Bud and Betty” throughout the community, the Frederick County natives had a passion for volunteering and were highly involved in many local organizations. Their three children, Helen Radcliffe Gregory, Albert Atlee “Lee” Radcliffe, III, and Andrew Lane “Andy” Radcliffe, established the fund to create a legacy for their parents that carries on their lifelong desire to help others. They were involved in many local organizations including All Saints Episcopal Church, Calvary United Methodist Church, The Garden Club of Frederick, The Historical Society of Frederick County and the Board of Associates at Hood College. The fund provides scholarships to graduates of Frederick High School, Bud and Betty’s alma mater.
Founded by Mr. Fisher to support Frederick Health Hospital, Hood College and YMCA of Frederick County.
Alden Fisher was a lifelong member of the Frederick community. He was a graduate of Frederick schools and Mercersburg Academy before attending the University of Baltimore Business School. Mr. Fisher served in World War II and returned to Frederick where he took over the family business, A.E. Fisher Plumbing and Heating. In 1959, he started Fisher Real Estate. Mr. Fisher was dedicated to many local organizations, including Hood College, Frederick YMCA and Frederick Health Hospital. The Alden and Harriet Fisher Scholarship Fund and The Alden E. Fisher Fund were established to support Frederick. The first fund provides scholarships to Hood College. The second one supports those organizations with which Mr. Fisher was closely involved–namely, Frederick Health Hospital, Hood College and YMCA of Frederick County.
Founded by Ms. Stine for grants to organizations that benefit cats in Frederick County and printed books for Valley Elementary School and Brunswick Elementary School. Learn More
Founded by Ms. Stine for grants to organizations that benefit cats in Frederick County and printed books for Valley Elementary School and Brunswick Elementary School.
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