Ned Abate Memorial Fund
In 1992, Barbara and Ernie Abate established this fund in memory of their son, Ned Abate (1975-1992). This fund supports a student with a disability.
Diane Catalani '80 Memorial Fund
Established in 1985 by Beverly and Arthur Catalani in memory of their daughter Diane Catalani '80, this fund supports an Upper School Arts Student.
Cathy Mishkin Scholarship
Established in honor of Cathy Mishkin, a faculty member of Low-Heywood, Low-Heywood Thomas, King Low-Heywood Thomas, and King School from 1976-2019. This needs-based Scholarship supports financial access for a student who best exemplifies the qualities Cathy displayed during her tenure at the School. These qualities include hard work, a commitment to service learning, social reflection, and demonstrated kindness and respect to fellow students and to others in the community. MAKE A GIFT
The Collins Family Fund
Established in 2011, this fund supports a Grade 9 student for four consecutive years. The student can be a matriculated student at King or a new student. The student must possess strong academic skills, athletic ability, as well as demonstrated financial need.
Kenneth and Harriette Cooper Memorial Fund
The Kenneth and Harriette Cooper Prize was established by Bruce Cooper '50 and Marilynn Cooper Geiger '54 in honor of their parents, Kenneth and Harriette Cooper, former faculty members (1932-1964). This fund supports and recognizes students who have combined success in athletics, the arts, and excellence in the study of the French language and culture.
Byron Drummond '73 Memorial Fund
Established in 1992 by Fay Drummond, this fund supports an outstanding student in Grade 12.
Bruce Feinberg Memorial Fund
Established in 2006 in memory of Bruce Feinberg, father of Seth '00, Matthew '03, Stevi '03, and Dani '10, this fund supports financial access for students who wish to enhance their school experience through extracurricular activities that are cost prohibitive to their families. The Feinberg fund was established on the principle that all students should have equal opportunity to fully embrace School opportunities in and out of the classroom.
The Franckenstein Memorial Fund
Established in 1989 by noted author and friend, Kay Boyle Franckenstein, this fund supports an incoming student in Grade 11 or Grade 12 who has made a particularly positive contribution to the School.
The Friends Scholarship Fund
Established in 1998 by the Mark D. Spitzer Family Foundation, this fund provides support for academically qualified, need-based minority children in Grades 1, 2 or 3. The Friends Scholarship Fund honors the commitment and generosity of the Bruce and Connie Hubbard Family.
Joan Gillespie Memorial Fund
Established in 1991 by her brother Kenyon Gillespie '47, this fund supports a deserving Upper School student.
The Addie Jones Spirit of Service Fund
Established in 2007 in honor of Former Board of Trustee Chair, Addie Jones, this fund provides financial assistance to minority students who wish to participate in extracurricular activities that are designed to further enhance their academic, athletic, artistic and/or cultural experiences while at King.
Karp Family Fund
Established in 2008, this fund provides student financial access to maintain the School's diversity.
Doris Ward Knox Fund
Established in 1986 by Barry Knox, this fund supports an Upper School student who shows extraordinary determination, strength of character, academic achievement, and financial need. In particular, special emphasis should be given to a student with a disability.
The Katherine Lewis Memorial Fund
Established in memory of Katherine Lewis, this fund supports an Upper School female student for outstanding participation in academics and sports.
The Legacy Fund
Established in honor of the 150th Anniversary, the Legacy Fund is a temporarily restricted endowment fund. The investment earnings from this fund provide annual resources for faculty excellence and financial access for academically qualified students with demonstrated financial need.
Colin Donohue Marren '06 Scholarship Fund
Established in 2012 in memory of Colin Donohue Marren '06, this fund is used to support one student entering Grade 9 for four consecutive years. The student can be a matriculated student at King or a new student entering Grade 9. The student must possess strong academic skills, and athletic ability, as well as demonstrated financial need.
John Wall McKeough '71 Memorial Fund
Established in 1989 by Quay and Richard B. McKeough '68, this fund supports a deserving Upper School student.
The Millerchip Family Fund
Established in 2013 by the Millerchip Family, this fund supports financial access for one or more students who identify as a person of color and comes from an economically disadvantaged background with strong academic potential, outstanding character, and all-round ability.
Charles Moritz '54 Fund
Established in 2009 by Susan and Charles Moritz '54, fund income supports a Grade 9 student for academic excellence in English.
Gregory Dean Muggeo '79 Memorial Fund
Established in memory of Gregory Dean Muggeo '79, this fund is used to support a Grade 12 student for leadership and generosity.
Evald B. Olson Memorial Fund
Established in memory of longtime faculty member Evald B. Olson, this fund supports an outstanding Grade 12 student who excels in athletics, math, and science.
Parents' Association Endowment Fund
The Parents' Association Endowment Fund supports scholarship.
George Brooks Richards '67 Memorial Fund
Established in 2001 in memory of George Brooks Richards '67 by his brother Fred Richards '65, this fund supports an Upper School student in recognition of personal effort and enthusiastic participation in all areas of school life.
Mary Rogers Roper Class of 1892 Fund
In memory of alumna and former Low-Heywood Head of School, Mary Rogers Roper (LH Class of 1892), this fund supports an incoming Grade 12 student with outstanding academic achievement, character and participation in extracurricular activities.
Tully Family Fund
Established in 2018 by Marianne, Timothy J. '82, Timothy R. '12, Anne '15, Jayne '17, and Claire '19 Tully. This fund supports a Middle School student, preferably a resident of Stamford, who exhibits leadership, character, and respect for all members of the King community.
Joseph P. Zone Memorial Fund
Established in 1992, the Zone Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Joseph P. Zone, father of Nancy Zone Bloom, former faculty and director of admission, grandfather of Michael Bloom '81, Stephen Bloom '82, and Jonathan Bloom '87. This fund supports a deserving Upper School student.