Davidsonville Area Civic Association

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Davidsonville Area Civic Association

Gail Enright Educational Scholarship

How to Apply

The Davidsonville Area Civic Association's Gail Enright Educational Scholarship has been created to help DACA members and their dependent children pursue educational training — academic, technical, agricultural, or professional.

The scholarship is available to high school seniors and graduates of any age.

GET STARTED!

Scroll down to the next section of this page to:

Download the 2025 DACA Scholarship Application Information and Requirements as well as the Application Form

Read instructions about how to complete and save a fillable PDF

About Gail

In addition to being one of the association's founders, Gail Enright was DACA's membership director and editor of The Villager. She's pictured here at the 2019 Davidsonville Green Expo flanked by Brian Riddle, owner of Homestead Gardens, and Steuart Pittman, Jr., Anne Arundel County Executive and a lifelong Davidsonville resident.

Support the Scholarship

The Gail Enright Educational Scholarship was established in 2017 through a donation by Davidsonville residents Tom and Kris Angelis. The fund's growth depends on the generosity of our community.

Help us grow the scholarship fund by making a donation in any amount!

Write a check payable to DACA and note “scholarship” in the memo space. Mail to DACA, PO Box 222, Davidsonville, MD 21035.

Or donate online via the "scholarship" button on our Join or Support DACA page.

The Davidsonville Area Civic Association (DACA) is a tax-exempt 501(c)4 organization recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Services. Donations to DACA are not tax-deductible.

How to Save THE COMPLETED APPLICATION

The 2025 DACA Scholarship Application is a fillable PDF. Follow these steps for completing the form:

Download the application and save it to your computer

Answer the questions

Before submitting the application to DACA, lock the fields so your information remains intact. You can do this in one of three ways:

1. Print the completed form and scan it back into your computer as a PDF

2. Under the File tab in the navigation bar that appears at the top of an open PDF,

select "Save as Other > Reader Extended PDF > Enable More Tools: Commenting and Measuring"

3. Under the File tab in the navigation bar that appears at the top of an open PDF, select "Export to > Image > JPEG"