Youth InitiativesFunds that support environmental initiatives in Southern Maryland through:

  • More Youth Activities, Programs
  • Increase Programs and Service for Parents
  • Establish Additional Youth Centers
  • Increase Childcare Availability
  • Address Risk Factors

Click on the name of a fund to learn more about how its youth programs serve the residents of Southern Maryland.

  • Leonard Hall Junior Naval Academy, Agency Endowment Fund - As Maryland’s premier Leadership Academy, we develop confidence and Leadership skills in a co-ed, structured, professional military environment. Our endowment fund supports scholarships for under-served youth in the Tri-County area, operating expenses, and mission-oriented programs. The focused attention from our staff, small class sizes, and less chaotic environment has proven successful for students struggling in traditional, large student body schools. NewsLearn More →
  • St. John’s School Scholarship Fund - Designated Endowment Fund established to support scholarships at St. John’s School, Hollywood, MD. Mike and Barbara Thompson of Hollywood established a growing endowment that will provide scholarships for students attending St. John’s School now and forever. The new fund, named St. John’s School Scholarship Fund, was established to fund students’ tuition and fees based on financial need to be allocated at the discretion of the school principal. Parents, family, alumni & friends are encouraged toLearn More →
  • The St. Johns School (of Hollywood, MD) Endowment Fund - The St. Johns School (of Hollywood, MD) Endowment Fund is a designated endowed fund, designated to provide support to St. Johns School to further its educational mission. The St. Johns School can utilize the funds at their discretion. St. John’s School (SJS) in Hollywood, Maryland have been providing an excellent Catholic education for almost 90 years. SJS is located in the Southern Maryland Technology Corridor, their curriculum focuses on STREAM (Science, Technology, Religion Engineering, Arts,Learn More →