The Kathleen
Mullally
Foundation

A scholarship for pregnant and parenting students.

NO WOMAN SHOULD CHOOSE BETWEEN HER CHILD & EDUCATION.

The Kathleen Mullally Foundation is a scholarship foundation committed to creating a society where no one feels they must choose between their children and their education. We provide a monetary grant scholarship for a pregnant or parenting collegiate student in order to further that vision.

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OUR MISSION & STORY

The Kathleen Mullally Foundation is a scholarship foundation committed to creating a society where no one feels they must choose between their children and their education. We provide a monetary grant scholarship for a pregnant or parenting collegiate student in order to further that vision.

The Kathleen Mullally Foundation was established in 2020 by miss Josephine Rose, Kathleen's niece. The foundation is a grant scholarship intended to help college students choose life for their children and finish their degree. The foundation is named in her honor because of her great love and devotion for her many nieces and nephews.

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2025 FALL RECIPIENTS

Congratulations to our two recipients for Fall 2026, Zoe and Abrielle!

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Congratulations to Raynellys Núñez Monegro!

Executive director Francesca Yellico beamed about the strength of the young mother, “this girl really deserves this and has worked so hard!”

Two Worcester, Massachusetts community college students receive awards for the Spring, 2026 semester!

Ja’Nya Johnson and Carmen Hernandez each received a $2,000 dollar grant to further their education.

Fitchburg University Biology Student Receives Pregnant and Parenting Scholarship!

“It makes an enormous difference in my life. It allows me to pay for my remaining tuition and reduce the student loan and credit card debt I’ve accumulated while pursuing my education. More than just financial relief, it helps give me peace of mind as I prepare to enter motherhood, allowing me to focus on my health, my studies, and the future I am building for my baby.”

MOTHERHOOD AND YOUR
CAREER CAN COEXIST.