1. Grants

    INSTITUTIONAL AND ACADEMIC GRANTS provide funding for specific programs or general operating support for the College. The following grants were awarded to the College between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022. For a more complete list of corporate and foundation funders, please see BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS AND OTHER GROUPS.

    The Arlene Utz Hollinger Foundation – to provide scholarship support

    The Boyd Foundation – to provide scholarship support

    Delaplaine Foundation, Inc. – to support the creation of the Delaplaine Foundation Multimedia Center

    Delaplaine Foundation, Inc. – to support the Summer Reading Clinic

    Focus for Health – to support the activities of the Frederick Food Security Network

    The Kahlert Foundation – to provide funding for nursing simulation equipment

    The Loats Foundation, Inc. – to provide scholarships for students from Frederick County, Md.

    Maryland Center for Computing Education – to support training teachers on computer science standards

    Maryland Department of Commerce – to support an endowed dean of the School of Behavioral and Health Sciences

    Maryland Department of Commerce – to support an endowed director of the Biomedical Research and Training Center

    Maryland State Department of Education – to support a professional development program for teachers

    M&T Charitable Foundation – to provide general operating support

    M&T Charitable Foundation – to provide support to the George B. Delaplaine, Jr. School of Business

    National Science Foundation – to support a master’s exit survey through a subaward from the Council for Graduate Schools

    PNC Foundation – to support the activities of Data Driven Frederick

    Helen J. Serini Foundation – to support the activities of the Frederick Food Security Network

    The George L. Shields Foundation – to provide scholarships for nursing students

    G. Frank Thomas Foundation – to support student scholarships

    Truist Foundation – to support the activities of Data Driven Frederick