TFMoran contributes to the Children’s Scholarship Fund

TFMoran contributes to the Children’s Scholarship Fund
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PORTSMOUTH—TFMoran recently contributed $10,000 to the New Hampshire Children’s Scholarship Fund, an Education Tax Credit Scholarship.

TFMoran’s COO Dylan Cruess, President Robert Duval, and Civil Engineering Department Manager Nick Golon presented the check to Kate Baker, executive director of Children’s Scholarship Fund New Hampshire at the Bedford office on Feb. 7.

This financial assistance is available to New Hampshire children of low- and moderate-income families to attend K-12 schools that best fit their needs. These scholarships can apply to private schools, out-of-district schools, and homeschooling, which makes these options more financially available.

Since the 2016-2017 school year, The Children’s Scholarship Fund of New Hampshire has awarded over $9,117,931 in scholarships to students.

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