Endowed Funds

Established by the Rutledge family in memory of their son and brother, Andy, to support returning students who are real assets to the School. 

Established in 2013 by Carol and Dick Munro P'88,'90 in memory of former librarian Ann Corkery. 

Established in 2018 by John F. Pogue in memory of his wife, Barbara, and her love of travel. This fund provides assistance for students to travel on school-sponsored trips. 

Established in 1971 to support deserving young men from New York and Boston metropolitan areas. 

Establised in 2025 by the Class of 1970, this fund ensures that future generations of students can benefit from the same opportunities, brotherhood, and character-building experiences that have long defined the School’s mission. 
 

Established in 2022 by the Class of 1972 in honor of their 50th Reunion to support a student with a demonstrated and continued interest in studio art, design, woodworking, or wrestling. 

Established in 1992 by the Class of 1992.

Established in 1993 by the Class of 1993 to support partial scholarships for middle income families of diverse backgrounds

Established in 2001 by Carolyn B. D'Alessandro. 

Established in 1997 by Daniel P. Miller to support tuition costs for a student from the local area. 

Established in 1996 in memory of David Anderson Carter '94. 

Established in 2021 by family and friends in memory of David Hagerman. 

Given in memory of Edward F. Dwight '78 by his family, this scholarship is awarded to a student recognized for his character and integrity, elevating the Salisbury experience—academically, athletically and relationally. 

Established in 1986 from a bequest in Edwin Tappert's will as well as gifts sent in his memory. The scholarship supports a student whose positive citizenship, ability to contribute to team sports, and academic motivation and performance are such that he is likely to pursue with profit at least one field of study (mathematics, science, history, a foreign language, and music) through his senior year. 

Established in 1991 by Jim Dresser '59 in memory of his mother. 

Established in 1987 with a gift from the Estate of Ellsworth Morgan Statler '31. 

Established in 2005 through a gift from Foxhollow School. 

Established in 2011 and awarded annually to a student with financial need with a preference for a student who has a demonstrated record or commitment to the study of French or other world languages that differ from his native language. 

The Freedom Fund was established by the Salisbury School Executive Committee in honor of John Niven '76, Garnet "Ace" Bailey P'97, and J.C. Connors P'98, all of whom died in the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Awards from the Freedom Fund provide partial scholarships available to families affected during these tragic events. The scope of the Fund has been expanded to include the children of U.S. military service members and public servants. 

Established by the Class of 1965 in honor of The Reverend George and Mrs. Anne Langdon, two truly dedicated people who made a profound difference in their lives. 

Established anonymously in 1998 to ensure that aid will be available for a student already at Salisbury who, due to changes in his family's economic circumstances, might otherwise not be able to complete his education at Salisbury without economic assistance.

Established in 1997 by George L. Maxwell '59. 

Established in 1982 in honor of Gordon S. Reid. 

Established in 2021 by the Harney family to provide an annual day student scholarship. 

Established in 1996 by Mrs. Florence Corbin in memory of Harold Corbin, the founder of Salisbury's Summer School. This scholarship was launched on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Salisbury School Summer School. 

Established in 1970 by Mabon Childs in honor of his brother. 

Established in 2012 by Henri P. Junod in honor of his father, Henri Pell Junod Class of 1917, to be awarded to students of middle income families. 

Established in 2018 by the Souder family to provide tuition assistance for the daughters of faculty and staff in grades 9-12. 

Established in 2010 to provide scholarship aid to a student with demonstrated financial need, with a preference for a student who has either an established record in visual arts or a related field or an interest or passion in the visual arts that can be nurtured and grown in the classroom here at Salisbury School. 

Established in 1998 in honor of Woody Rutter by his many friends and family to support an international student. 

Established in 1970 by Jeffrey P. Walker. 

Established in 1999 by John and Barbara Pogue in honor of their family's long relationship with Salisbury School, Barbara Pogue served as a faculty member and as a day student advisor, and the Pogues remain active and involved in the School and the local community. The recipient should be a day student, preferably from the Salisbury or Lakeville community. 

Established in 1992 by David F. Harris Sr. in honor of his brother. 

Established in 2009 with gifts from family members and classmates of John S. Morris '84, the John S. Morris '84 Scholarship will each year provide scholarship aid to a student with financial need, with a preference for a student who has a demonstrated interest in the study of music and the intent to further that interest through participation in the music program at Salisbury. 

Established in 2016 in memory of Kanatiio T. Adams '12 to be awarded annually to a student recognized for his dignity, integrity, and grace, with a preference that he be a First Nations or American Indian lacrosse athlete. 

Established in 2025, this scholarship is awarded to deserving students with an interest in environmental sciences for the duration of their time at Salisbury. 

Established in 2019 by Michael J. Gans '81 to advance the education of students from developing or third world countries. 

Established in 2012 by Michael W. Malafronte '92. 

Established in 2014 by the Markey family, this scholarship will be awarded to a Salisbury student enrolled in the School's Learning Center, who needs financial assistance with the costs associated with the program. 

Established in 1981 by Mrs. Barbara Babcock Millhouse. 

Established in 1997 by the Class of 1948. 

Established in 1960 by Merwin Haskel's family and friends in honor of his 60th birthday. 

Established in 1991 by the Nields family in honor of their son, Michael Morgan Nields '91. 

Established in 2005 through a gift from the estate of Patrick J. Stern '66 to be a scholarship fund for paraplegic or quadraplegic students. 

Established in 2010 by the Fitzgerald family to remember and permanently honor the life of a beloved son, brother, and friend. 

Established in 2020 by a gift from the Marion Keeler Trust in memory of her brother, Philip Sherwood Keeler Class of 1914, to be awarded to a student annually for the duration of his time at Salisbury. Preference will be given to a football, hockey, basketball, or baseball player, the sports Philip loved and excelled at while at Salisbury. 

Established in 1986 with a donation from Thelma B. Ingersoll in memory of her husband, Ralph MacAllister Ingersoll, the noted publisher and editor. 

Established in June of 1973 by the Reader's Digest Foundation to support disadvantaged students from middle-income families. 

Established in 2019 with a gift from the Jack & Sylvia Altman Foundation by Elizabeth J. Altman in memory of her father, Richard Altman '59. 

Established in 2022 by the Fitzpatrick family. 

Established in 1993 by Sally G. and Robert H. Phinny. 

Established in 2006 by Roy R. Raizen '48. 

Established in 2025, The Samuel Bailey Family Scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student for the full duration of their Salisbury career, ensuring that the School continues to attract and support students who are "mission true"—young men of character, potential, and ambition, regardless of their family's financial circumstances. 

Established in 2016 by John M. Hurley in memory of his classmate Sean McBride '84 to support a deserving student who is a hard worker, an athlete, and an outdoorsman. 

Established in 2014 by John Seebeck. 

Established in 1991 by family and friends to honor Tim MacPherson Ritchie's memory. Tim attended Salisbury School for two years. He was a very active youth, and his passions were tennis (he was captain of the varsity team) and hockey. 

Established in 2001 by the Class of 1953. 

Established in 2002 by Walter C. Bradford. 

Established in 2011 with a gift from the Estate of Bill Thompson '45. 

Established in 1997 and awarded to a graduating senior who has shown himself a gentleman, quietly responsive to the needs of others. The student may also reflect other characteristics of Bill Reeves, such as his great enthusiasm for teaching, his love of math, his love of music, his love of literature and/or language.