Deborah Morton Endowed Scholarship

Deborah Morton Society Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Deborah Morton Society’s support of the Deborah Morton Endowed Scholarship is one of the most important aspects of the Deborah Morton Society.

The fund was established in 1974, as a means of maintaining the society’s legacy of commitment to future Maine women leaders. A key focus of the Deborah Morton Society, the fund has provided more than 80 students with critical financial aid and a meaningful vote of confidence.

The scholarship is awarded annually to two women students who are Maine residents entering their undergraduate freshman year and planning on majoring in a healthcare field. The intention is for the scholarship to follow the two students throughout their four years at UNE.

Donate

If you would like to donate to the Deborah Morton Endowed Scholarship, there are several ways to do so:

Credit/Debit Card

Gifts or pledges may be made through our secure online giving page with your Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover Card. You can make a one-time gift or set up a gift that reoccurs each month.

Make an online gift

Planned Gifts

For information on the opportunities and benefits of including the University of New England in your estate plans, please contact Mark LaFrance, major and planned giving officer, at (207) 221-4379 or mlafrance2@une.edu.

Gifts of Securities

Gifts of long-term or appreciated securities may offer tax benefits by avoiding capital gains taxes. To discuss this or to arrange a transfer of stock, contact Alicia Fereday, assistant vice president for development, at (207) 221-4230 or afereday@une.edu.

Checks

Checks benefiting the Deborah Morton Endowed Scholarship should be made out to the University of New England and mailed to:

University of New England
Office of Institutional Advancement
716 Stevens Ave.
Portland, ME 04103

Please clearly indicate that you would like your gift to be designated to the Deborah Morton Endowed Scholarship.

Watch the Award Convocation

To watch presentations made by past Deborah Morton Award recipients go directly to the Deborah Morton Awards playlist on YouTube.