Tiner Foundation Update


(2007 Mark Tiner Memorial Recipients)

The Mark P. Tiner Education Foundation, a fund of The Orange County Community Foundation, CA 501 (C) 3, received over 60 applications for the second annual Tiner Financial Needs Scholarship. Applications from Santa Ana to Irvine to Laguna Niguel were received (the recipient will be announced in a few months).

The scholarship is open to all graduating high school seniors in Orange County, CA who demonstrate financial needs. Last year the foundation awarded a $750 scholarship to a female graduating senior from Aliso Niguel High School.

This year the scholarship has increased to $1,000.


(2006 "Big Tiny" Memorial Recipients)

I'm excited to have the opportunity to assist another deserving and industrious student in the Orange County, CA area.

About The Mark P. Tiner Education Foundation:
Shortly after my brother passed away in 2004 a memorial fund was established at Laguna Beach High School, which is a fund of The Dollars for Scholars. The local community contributed money to the fund and consequentially, each year I award a scholarship to students at Laguna Beach High School.


(2005 Mark Tiner Memorial Scholarship Recipients)

In 2006, with the assistance of friends I established The Mark P. Tiner Education Foundation, a fund of The Orange County Community Foundation, CA 501 (C) 3.

After seeing the impact of Mark's memorial foundation on the lives of students in Laguna Beach, I wanted to assist deserving students from all of Orange County, CA with the cost of tuition and continue my brother's memory.

I'm excited that the scholarships awarded are given off endowed funds, so they will exist in perpetuity.


(2006 Mark Tiner Memorial Recipients)

To Learn More About The Mark P. Tiner Education Foundation, Please Contact:

The Orange County Community Foundation
30 Corporate Park, Suite 410
Irvine, CA 92606
949.553.4202/Telephone
949.553.4211/Fax


*A Tax Donation Receipt will be sent for donations over $75.00.

**I and the volunteers who assist with the selection of the recipients do not receive financial compensation for our time, efforts and energy. The funds go strictly to building the endowment and providing more aid to deserving students.

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