Endowed Funds | Newark Academy

Endowment gifts make a lasting impact and help keep Newark Academy fiscally strong for future generations of students. Thanks to the forethought and vision of many generous donors, each of our endowed funds continue to advance the school's mission and sustain its vibrant culture.

For Financial Aid:

Matthew C. Baumeister Memorial Scholarship Fund

Alex Bloom Scholarship Fund

Charles Edward Bloom ’42 Fund

Joseph Borlo Scholarship Fund

Green Family Scholarship Fund

Robert J. Hendrickson Scholarship Fund

Kilcullen Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

John Kim Memorial Scholarship Fund

Kindle A Spark Scholarship Fund

Kruvant Family Scholarship Fund

Lomker Family Scholarship Fund
Lustig Family Scholarship Fund

Malone Family Foundation Endowment Fund

Newark Academy Parents Association Fund

Newark Scholars Endowed Fund

Betty Newman Scholarship Fund

Pavlo Levkiv Memorial Fund

Claire Driver Redmond Scholarship Fund

Elizabeth P. Riegelman Scholarship Fund

Silverman Family Scholarship Fund

William E. Simon ’46 Scholarship Fund

Annette Tomaino Endowed Scholarship Fund

Willian Family Scholarship Fund

For Faculty Development and Recognition:

Todd Belnick Memoriam Endowment Fund for Faculty Research in US History

Robert Butler Endowment Fund
Faculty Housing Endowment Fund

Catherine Lynham Academic Chair

Newark Academy Endowed Fund for Faculty Excellence

Parlin Chair in Humanities and Government

For Facility Maintenance:

Baumeister Memorial Garden Maintenance Fund

William Brandstatter Memorial Fund

Endowed Fund for Newark Academy Fencing

Elizabeth B. McGraw Arts Center Fund

Melneck Courtyard Endowment Fund

William S. Wilkie Endowment Fund

For Student Development:

The Joyce Abney Memorial Fund

Artist-in-Residence Endowment

Henry Bartol Memorial Fund

Edwin H. Case ’88 Memorial Fund

Feinberg Multicultural Awareness Program Endowment

Feinberg Student Travel Endowment

Bruce Jacobs Student Managed Endowment Fund

Manfredi Family Endowment

Teresa Anta San Pedro Endowment Fund

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Imagine the Power of Fighting Hunger

An effort to dive deeper into the NA Community Service Council’s (CCS) yearlong theme of poverty and income inequality resulted in Newark Academy students in CCS, Food Club, Mi Casa Club and Hubun jointly hosting a Hunger Banquet in conjunction with Oxfam, a global organization working to end poverty and foster hunger awareness. Seventy members of the NA community, including Upper and Middle School students, faculty staff and administrators engaged in this experiential learning activity that split the group into high, middle or low-income earners – demonstrating how “luck of the draw” can determine were one ends up. The interactive event encouraged attendees to think critically about advantages in their lives, to look more closely at their implicit bias and to learn more about the realities of differences in income levels.