The Capital Gazette Memorial Scholarship Fund

About the Fund

Established in 2018, The Capital Gazette Memorial Scholarship Fund, a Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County Scholarship, was created in memory of the lives lost during the tragic attacks on the Capital Gazette newsroom. The fund provides an annual award to select students pursuing a degree in Journalism at the University of Maryland, College Park.
 
It honors the lives of Gerald Fischman and John McNamara, both alumni of the University; Robert Hiaasen, a lecturer in Journalism at the University; Wendi Winters, a reporter at the Capital Gazette; and Rebecca Smith, who worked on the Capital Gazette sales team.
 
This scholarship is administered through the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism. To apply, visit the University of Maryland website here.

Make a Tax-Smart Impact

Many people like you are making tax-smart donations with appreciated stocks and bonds, qualified charitable distributions (QCDs) from an IRA, or a variety of planned gifts. For more information, please email our Director of Gift Planning, Thomas Perkins, at  TPerkins@CFAAC.org or call 410.280.1102 x 103.

CFAAC also accepts gifts of appreciated stock for the benefit of this fund. To initiate a stock transfer, contact your broker with the number of shares of each security you wish to give. All gifts of stocks and bonds that are “DTC Eligible” can be transferred to CFAAC using the information below:

  • Brokerage: Pershing, LLC
  • Depository Trust Company (DTC) #0443
  • For the credit to: Pershing, LLC #4S2117401
  • Account name: The Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County

PLEASE NOTE: Donor names are rarely provided when securities are transferred electronically. To ensure your gift is correctly allocated, please email Kathy@CFAAC.org with the gift amount and the name of the fund your gift will support.

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