Charles County Juneteenth Foundation

10/27/2026

The Charles County Juneteenth Foundation presents The College Blueprint! This workshop was designed to assist seniors who are interested in attending college.

The first workshop of the day will cover tips and tools for finding scholarships and completing scholarship applications. The second part of the day will be SAT prep.

A light lunch will be served in between sessions. The first 50 students registered will also receive an SAT prep book.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-college-blueprint-tickets-2003945400638

06/26/2026

06/26/2026

Charles County Junetheeth Foundation 7th annual celebration.

Photo Credit: Bellino Photography, LLC

06/26/2026

Charles County 7th Annual Junetheeth Foundation, Inc. celebration.

Photo Credit: Bellino Photography, LLC.

06/26/2026

The Charles County Juneeth Foundation, Inc., honored three community servants for their contributions to the community.

* Reggie Barksdale
* Chinyere Eze
* Matt Wills (not pictured) and Deron Tross accepted on his behalf

06/25/2026

The Charles County Juneteenth Foundation, Inc. is proud to celebrate the achievements of 13 outstanding high school seniors by awarding scholarships. Each deserving student will receive $700 to support their higher education, with the funds directly disbursed to their chosen colleges or universities.

Meet our remarkable scholarship recipients:

- London Brehon from La Plata High School, headed to North Carolina A&T State University

- Makai Fitch from La Plata High School, heading to North Carolina A&T State University

- JerMiah Harrison from North Point High School, attending Temple University

- Jada Harry from Westlake High School, attending Temple University

- Dylan Leigh Lackey from Lackey High School, heading to Morgan State University

- Ashley Martinez from McDonough High School, heading to Towson University

- Kamille Maulin from Westlake High School, attending Temple University

- Drew Pearson from North Point High School, headed to Rutgers University

- Lamont Spriggs, Jr., from St. Charles High School, heading to The Catholic University of America

- Sanai Thomas from North Point High School, attending Tuskegee University

- Aaliyah Underwood from North Point High School, heading to Spelman College

- Trayon White, Jr., from McDonough High School, headed to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore

- Journey Wooden from North Point High School, attending Stevenson University

We are excited to see these bright futures unfold and celebrate their dedication and success.

Sincerely,

Charles County Junetheeth Foundation, Inc.

06/23/2026

Maryland Governor Moore delivers remarks at the 7th Annual Charles County Juneteenth Celebration