Corporal Kevin James Reinhard Usmc Memorial Fund
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Provides scholarships to students at Saint Joseph High School and Mater Dei Prep to help them further their education.

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Corporal Kevin James Reinhard Usmc Memorial Fund


Founded in
2014
EIN
454838794
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Nonprofit Analysis And Classification
Address
19 CANDLEWICK WAY COLTS NECK, NJ 07722-1259 Unite States
Website
https://inmemoryofkevin.org/
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Email address
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About
The Corporal Kevin James Reinhard USMC Memorial Fund honors a fallen Marine by supporting various charities. It provides scholarships to students at Saint Joseph High School and Mater Dei Prep and supports the Wounded Warrior Project and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The fund's mission is to keep Kevin's name alive by helping veterans and children and providing educational opportunities.
Mission
The Corporal Kevin James Reinhard USMC Memorial Fund honors Kevin’s memory by supporting causes that reflect his spirit and dedication, making a meaningful impact in the Colts Neck community.

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