Partnerships & Scholarships

Partnerships

The Conor Wilson Memorial Foundation has partnered with a few community organizations to support our mission of funding positive opportunities in adolescents lives.

Madison Elite Track Club

We are proud to partner with the Madison Elite Track Club to support them in mission to provide accessible track club!

"We prioritize building a diverse team across race, income, abilities, and age. Our focus is on the overall health and well-being of athletes and their families. As a year-round track club, everyone is welcome!"

Monona Grove 21 Volleyball Team

Students at MG21 created a club volleyball team and Alex Anderson, a player on the team, wrote to the Conor Wilson Memorial Foundation asking for help with funding (MG21 does not have any sports teams traditionally funded). We helped provide them with money for a new net, volleyballs, a water jug for the team, jerseys. Any leftover money in the grant was used to help pay for student's registration fees at tournaments.

Scholarships

The Conor Wilson Memorial Foundation has created scholarships at a few Madison area schools in honor of Conor.

McFarland School District -

Louie Pigott

Conor was a student at the McFarland School District starting in 6th grade and graduating high school in 2018. The Conor Wilson Memorial Scholarship will remember Conor's adventurous spirit and recognize a student who has big dreams, just like Conor. More pictures and Conor's sister, Dakota's speech, are below!

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Abundant Life Christian

School 2025

Conor attended Abundant Life Christian School from kindergarten through third grade. In his memory, the Conor Wilson Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually to inspire and support students at Abundant Life as they pursue their dreams.

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Randolph High School -

Jackson Sadoski

During our first year of donations, we put out a general application where children and families could nominate themselves or others for a scholarship. Jackson Sadoski from Randolph High School submitted a video to us explaining his dreams and passions. Jackson explained that he dreams of opening an upholstery shop and is admitted to a program at WyoTech in Laramie, Wyoming to work on his trade skills.