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The Margaret Oliver Ladue Foundation
The Margaret Oliver Ladue Foundation
102 Marsden Street, Springfield, MA 01109
The Margaret Oliver Ladue Foundation, Inc. - A 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization which was founded by the three children of Margaret Oliver Ladue, who passed away from cancer on May 2, 2010. This foundation is dedicated to honoring Margaret's memory and legacy through the support of scholarships and charitable causes which reflect her character, generous spirit, and genuine care & concern for others. For more information, please contact us by e-mail at [email protected]. Please also follow us on our website: www.themargaretoliverladuefoundation.org and on both Facebook and LinkedIn. Donations are always gratefully accepted.
The Margaret Oliver Ladue Scholarship - Awarded annually to a graduating Morse High School senior with preference given to a student living in Phippsburg, Maine who has demonstrated determination, academic perseverance, community involvement, care and concern for others, and a strong work ethic. Margaret Oliver Ladue graduated from Morse High School, which is located in Bath, Maine, and was a member of the class of 1959. This scholarship is provided by The Margaret Oliver Ladue Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization which was founded by Margaret's three children, shortly after she passed away from cancer on May 2, 2010. The foundation is dedicated to honoring Margaret's memory and legacy through the support of scholarships& charitable causes which reflect her character, generous spirit, genuine care & concern for others, as well as her enduring love for her family and her home state of Maine.
Healing Hearts Nature Sanctuary - A dedicated and sacred place of The Margaret Oliver Ladue Foundation, which was given in loving memory of Margaret Oliver Ladue & Larry Barnes by Kimberly Ladue & Rebecca Nichols. Owned and preserved by the Foundation, the sanctuary is a dedicated space primarily for the enjoyment of family, friends, and supporters - a quiet place for reflection & the enjoyment of nature and Margaret's perennial flowers, wildflowers, song birds, hummingbirds, butterflies, & other wildlife. Located in Brimfield, Massachusetts, it was formerly the site of Kimberly & Rebecca's beloved home - prior to the destruction caused by a devastating tornado on June 1, 2011.