28th Infantry Division Association

Scholarship Fund

Even with the Montgomery GI Bill and EAP funds, many Soldiers still lack the financial means to pursue their greater educational goals. The 28th Infantry Division Association Scholarship Fund was established to help bridge the gap and allow our Soldiers access to additional educational opportunities by helping them cover educational expenses such as books, room and board, lab fees, etc.

Four annual $500 scholarships are given on behalf of the Association through the Pennsylvania National Guard Scholarship Awards Program. Applications are available in the spring from the:

• Pennsylvania National Guard Scholarship Fund
• Building 0-47
• Fort Indiantown Gap
• Annville, Pennsylvania

Deadline for submission is June 30th. The scholarship is open to all 28th Infantry Division members or the children of members who were either killed in action or permanently disabled while on active duty.

Memorial Fund

The 28th Infantry Division Association supports memorials honoring the division and assists in their maintenance to the extent possible. The Memorial Fund is a special purpose fund designated for monument projects that are approved by the Executive Council. This includes purchase, restoration, or repairs of monuments that honor the 28th Infantry Division or its regiments. Any monument across the Commonwealth can be seen as a worthy project.

• Global War on Terror Monument - Boalsburg, PA - Dedicated May 22, 2016
• Korean Call Up Monument, Boalsburg - Dedicated May 2010
• Signal Battalion Monument, Boalsburg, PA - Dedicated May 2009

The memorial fund is supported through private donations. Interested benefactors can donate directly to the this fund using the dontation form below or by sending contributions via mail to:

Heritage and Education Fund

The Heritage & Education Fund supports the preservation, study, and interpretation of the 28th Infantry Division’s history. Contributions help maintain the Division’s archival collections; advance research, exhibitions, and digital initiatives; and expand educational programs and public outreach efforts that connect Soldiers, students, and communities with the Keystone Division’s enduring legacy. Through this fund, we ensure that the stories, sacrifices, and achievements of the 28th Infantry Division are preserved and shared for generations to come.

The Heritage and Education fund is supported through private donations. Interested benefactors can donate directly to the this fund using the dontation form below or by sending contributions via mail to: