Featured in the Southwest Jounal

​May 2015

The scholarship recipients for 2016:​
(From left to right) 
​Tess Dutton, Boston University 
majoring in Neuroscience

Hailey Dyman,Georgetown University 
majoring in Epidemiology and Public Health.

Kamala Michaela Varma, Vanderbilt University
majoring in Math

video credit: ZG Productions zgproductionsonline.com

Contains a sample of Holiday in Spain by Counting Crows of (C) 2002 Geffen Records



​The Molly Malone Chottepanda Foundation First Twins Game 2015

September 22 at 7:10pm Target Field for Twins vs Indians

#FirstPitchForMolly

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Donated by Med Chottepanda, in Memory of Molly Malone Chottepanda @ KSLTA Bangalore

Posted by Shobha Naniappa on Saturday, January 10, 2015

First pitch for Molly Malone Chottepanda at the Twins game tonight in honor of her birthday. I recorded the Jumbotron but had lots of yelling around me (as you can imagine!) so hard to hear the tribute & I moved a bit but still very cool. I believe Nisha Chottepanda Floyd may have the real thing that she will share. #firstpitchformolly

Posted by Stephanie Trembley Malone on Tuesday, September 22, 2015

300+ Friends walked with us on May 29th, 2015 & May 20, 2016

#wewalkwithmolly.

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Donation made in Molly's Memory for a Tennis Wheelchair to KSLTA by the Chottepanda Family.

The scholarship recipients for 2017:
From left to right)
Claire Pince, University of Pennsylvania 
majoring in Biomedical Science


Julieanne Pekala,  University of Minnesota, 
majoring in Nursing


Olivia Foster,
Quinn Morris, University of Minnesota,
majoring in Nursing.

MMCF SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS  

2023:

Elsa Youngdahl

Lindsey McMillen

Carolyn Curley



2022:

Chloe Bouma

Georgia Rinkleff-Duma


2021:
Lilia Smyth
Ruby Bolton
 

2020:
Erin Browne
Lola Brokering

2019:
Isidora Mack
Maddie Hannan
Oliva Youngdahl

2018:
Maya Larson
Samira Ahmed
Sankhya Chintakrinda

2017:
Claire Pince
Julieanne Pekala
Olivia Foster
Quinn Morris

2016:
Haley Byman
Kamala Varma
Tess Dutton

 

 

 

 

 

​​ The Molly Malone Chottepanda Foundation ​selects graduating High School students from Southwest High School who had a desired interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Majors. 






































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