Your Donations at Work

Previous donations and proceeds from the initial 2008 St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Festival for Farley have allowed us to establish a need based named scholarship in perpetuity for Nicholas at the Carroll School. The minimum requirement for this named scholarship was $25,000. Our objective is to continue to fund this scholarship annually.

Michelle Farley

William Farley

Adriana Farley

2011 AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDING

Nicholas Anthony Farley Memorial Scholarship

Scholarship ($500.00 each)

Scholarships Awarded to:

Marc DeDonato

Alexander Scampoli

Andrew Hetzel

Liam Noonan

Valerie Cohen

Brett Johnson

Ralph Petterson

ADDITIONAL GIFTS

Easton- Communicating with Oliver Ames High School’s Academic Support Department about the purchase of modern assistive reading technology for the spring of 2012

2010 AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDING

Nicholas Anthony Farley “Most Likely to Change The World" Scholarship

($250.00 each)

While in his senior year at Oliver Ames High School, Nick’s peers recognized his versatility, skills and determination when they voted him as “Most Likely to Change the World.” Although Nick is no longer with us, this does not mean that he can no longer effect change.

Scholarship Awards for 2010 recipients of “Most Likely to Change The World”:

Eames Bennett

Dana Belanger

Nicholas Anthony Farley Memorial Scholarship

($500.00 each)

Scholarships Awarded to:

Lauren Vatalaro

Erica Tramontano

Shaun McGrath

Billy Podolski

ADDITIONAL GIFTS

EASTON – 2010 Oliver Ames High School - Audio Books of all required summer reading for both resource room and Library.

BROCKTON – 2010 Scanner for Kurzweil and teacher training for Kurzweil program.

2009 AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDING

Nicholas Anthony Farley “Most Likely to Change The World" Scholarship

($250.00 each)

While in his senior year at Oliver Ames High School, Nick’s peers recognized his versatility, skills and determination when they voted him as “Most Likely to Change the World.” Although Nick is no longer with us, this does not mean that he can no longer effect change.

Scholarship Awards for 2009 recipients of “Most Likely to Change The World”:

Alexa Basse

Benjamin Walcott

Nicholas Anthony Farley Memorial Scholarship

($500.00 each)

Scholarships Awarded to:

Michael Grotz

Kelli Duggan

Ryan Gomes

Carroll School Scholarship of $1,000 was awarded to eligible student 2010

(For additional Carroll School Information Visit: www.carrollschool.org)

ADDITIONAL GIFTS

EASTON – 2009 Oliver Ames High School - Audio Books of all required summer reading for both resource room and Library.

BROCKTON – 2009 B.B. Russell Alternative School- Kurzweil Computer Reading Program. Staff selected audio books and KTEA – 2 Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement.