The Howley Foundation

We were proud to celebrate our Howley Scholars at the Williamson Scholarship Celebration Luncheon this spring at Williamson College of the Trades.

Foundation Board Member Andy Howley joined students on campus for a meaningful day recognizing their hard work, dedication, and bright futures ahead.

We’re grateful to be part of their journey!

A Howley Scholar making headlines and saving a life!
Mahogany Milton, a sophomore Howley Scholar at Elyria Catholic High School, is featured in People Magazine after her quick thinking helped save her mother’s life. When her mom suffered cardiac arrest, Mahogany immediately called 911 and began performing CPR, actions that ultimately helped keep her alive until medical help arrived.
We are incredibly proud of Mahogany’s courage and presence of mind in such a critical moment. Read the full story below.

Ohio Mom, 42, Survived Cardiac Arrest Thanks to Teenage Daughter’s CPR Training (and Quick Thinking) A mother in Ohio survived a near-deadly heart attack thanks to her teenage daughter’s quick thinking. B’Lon, 42, came home from work on a seemingly typical day on March 25, 2025, then collapsed. Her daughter, Mahogany, now 15, snapped into action.

Kicking off our 2026 school visits, Andy Howley and Meg Howley spent time at Xavier High School connecting with our Howley Scholars. Xavier’s balanced, college-preparatory approach came through in conversations with students who shared what drives them and what they’re working toward next. Once again, the best insights come straight from the students themselves!

As we close out our 2025 school visits, here’s a look at The Howley Foundation Board Members Beth Krieger and Paul Krieger spending time with our Howley Scholars at Saint Mary’s School. We’re incredibly grateful for these visits and for our partner schools that make space for connection and help make this work possible!