Madinah Thomas is all about seizing opportunities. Whether that’s an opportunity to try new things, to meet new people or to turn a simple recruiting visit into your dream job, taking opportunities is what led her to where she is today.
Now in its fourth year, the 2018 Scholars’ Dinner was held on June 18 at the Broadway United Methodist Church in Salem City and themed around our namesake’s personal love of travel.
This week, at the Foundation's 4th annual Forman Scholars Celebration Dinner, our Board Chair Jean Blauvelt gave a inspiring speech full of advice for our current and incoming scholars in attendance.
The Forman S. Acton Educational Foundation is thrilled to announce that it has allocated $64,000 to distribute from the Acorn Fund college savings accounts of 45 students graduating in the class of 2018.
New this year, the Forman S. Acton Educational Foundation is thrilled to introduce Graduation Bonuses of up to $1,000 to eligible Acorn Fund account holders.
The annual Salem City Block Party returns Friday, June 8, to provide the Salem community with four hours of fun, free rides, and activities right down Market Street.
In April, Starrchild Jackson, a future Forman Scholar attending American University this fall, won the Junior Achievement of Delaware’s first Barracuda Bowl Regional Competition for his company Snappy Solutions.
In February, City of Salem Mayor Charles Washington, Jr., celebrated our Foundation's namesake, Dr. Forman S. Acton, with a special proclamation honoring his legacy on the four-year anniversary of his passing.
