Offers you the opportunity to assist students in their educational endeavors. A minimum of $10,000 is advised as a fund investment level to generate enough income for yearly scholarship distributions. We take care of all the details as they relate to marketing the scholarship opportunities and paying the grants. We utilize the scholarship committees of designated schools to determine the grant awards, such as the Hastings Education Enrichment Foundation and the Thornapple Area Enrichment Foundation.
| This fund shall enhance the educational experiences of elementary age students from Delton & Hastings Schools Systems, occasionally provide college scholarships and scholarships for Barry County YMCA experiences. |
| This fund shall provide scholarships to Barry County Residents who hold a H.S. diploma or a GED and is accepted at an accredited post secondary educational program |
| The fund shall be used for support of the Jane E. Williston Memorial Scholarships for Barry County Residents pursuing a degree as a Registered Nurse. |
| This fund purpose is to encourage and inspire Barry County High School students to develop an appreciation for the creative writing process and to provide incentives for the expression of original ideas through the use of written language. |
| This fund shall provide scholarships for Barry County financially needy students seeking further education. |
| The scholarship awards are for students pursuing a 4 year degree to a Fine Arts Program at an accredited University or College. |
| This fund shall be used for the support of the Thornapple Garden Club Scholarship Fund and/or related educational purposes as approved from time to time by the Barry Community Foundation. |
| This fund shall provide two scholarships annually: The Emil Tyden Scholarship for Barry County Students and the competitive Viking Group Scholarship for Viking Employees whose plant/organization is outside of Michigan. See eligibility requirements. |
| This scholarship will be awarded to any gradauting school serving Barry County youth who has demonstrated leadership and service to others in the area of substance abuse prevention among their peers and community. |
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| This fund shall provide scholarships to Delton Kellogg Students who have the desire to attend sports camp and demonstrated through application they meet requirements of being at least in 8th grade and not yet graduated from Delton Kellogg |
| This fund shall assist any child who graduates from Delton Kellogg Schools and has been accepted to any trade or vocational school or community college. The amount of the award will depend on the number of students who apply and the amount of available money. |
| This scholarship's purpose to be determined by the amount of interest earned and the music department each year |
| This fund shall support the educational activities of the students and teachers of the Delton Kellogg Area School District, comprised of the Darling Memorial Scholarship, Whiteledge Memorial Scholarship, Niebauer Memorial Scholarship and the Employee Scholarship Fund |
| This scholarship will be awarded to a Delton Kellogg Alternative High School graduating senior who plans to pursue a career path requiring college or a vocational/technical course of study or equipment/tools required to complete such training. |
| The fund shall be used for support of the George & Doris Leonard Scholarships and/or related educational purposes as set forth in attachment A in the Foundation Agreement, for students of Delton Area Schools |
| This is an annual scholarship with preference given to students pursuing a degree in Math, Education, Music or History, not limited to a graduating senior, but must be an alumni of the Delton Kellogg School System |
| This fund's purpose shall be determined by the Delton Kellogg Scholarship Committee |
| This scholarship will be awarded to a Delton Kellogg Alternative High School graduating senior who plans to pursue a career path requiring college or a vocational/technical course of study - if no applicant the available See fund note for instructions |
| The Kate Kwasny Memorial Scholarship Foundation is dedicated to providing scholarships for Delton-Kellogg high school seniors who are pursuing a career in education. |
| This scholarship program was established for the purpose of awarding a needy and deserving female student graduating from Hastings High School, who is pursuing further education at an accredited vocational/technical school, community college or university |
| The fund shall be used exclusively to supplement and enrich the education programs of the Hastings Area School System and/or its members as determined from time to time by an advisory committee and approved by the Foundation |
| This is an annual scholarship given to one male and one female graduating senior from Hastings High School. This scholarship requires each recipient to demonstrate good citizenship and leadership skills within the community as well as the classroom. The scholarship recipient is determined by the Hastings High School faculty and staff, and then approved by HEEF board of directors. |
| This fund shall provide three scholarships of $500 per year to be awarded for four consecutive years to a senior graduating from HHS with at least a B- grade point average throughout high school with good moral character, pursuing a 4-year degree and have financial need. |
| This fund shall provide one scholarship of $500 per year to be awarded for four consecutive years to a senior graduating from HHS. If possible, the scholarship should be awarded to the son or daughter of a Rotarian |
| This fund shall be used for support of the Mabel H. Foote scholarships and/or related educational purposes: 1. Male HHS Grad-2-4 yr AgriScience; 2. Female HHS Grad 2-4 yr in Med Science. The scholarship will follow the recipients through degree completion. |
| This fund shall provide two scholarships of $500 awarded to needy and deserving HHS Sr.'s who might not otherwise be able to attend college, special consideration being given to U of M and WMU. May be 4 years and may continue for graduate school. |
| This fund shall provide one scholarship of $500 to be awarded to a senior graduating from HHS and planning to attend WMU. GPA receiving the main consideration although financial need can also be a consideration |
| This fund shall provide a scholarship to obtain an Elementary Education Degree for a student who needs financial help, has an average grade point and has demonstrated an interest in extra-curricular activities. |
| The annual scholarship for a Hastings Area Graduating Senior shall be determined by the HEEF Board of Directors and approved by the Barry Community Foundation. |
| This fund shall provide two scholarships of $400 each to be awarded to seniors graduating from Hastings High School - one for education and one for business curriculums |
| This fund shall provide two scholarships of $500 each to be awarded to seniors graduating from Hastings High School |
| This is a $1000 monetary award for a HHS graduate who successfully participated in four years of music and sports. One award will be distributed per year. |
| A Hastings High School student, Pursuing a degree in Education and accepted to an acredited university or college; Qualify for financial need using FAFSA; Participation in athletics and/or music desired; Involved in school and/or community activities |
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| This fund was initiated by TK Class of 2000 as a memorial to their classmate Adam Dipp. Qualified applicants will desire to major/work in Computer Science or a related fields and preferably have had STA experiences |
| This scholarship was created to honor the memory of Alecia Holst, a 2000 grad of TKHS. The award is for a TK senior or licensed approved Michigan HOME senior majoring in medical/allied health and has a strong background in 4-H |
| This fund shall be awarded to a TK student or grant pursing a major or minor in arts/music. The committee will also consider an individual seeking assistance for a seminar/class/camp in art or music. A business curriculum may qualify if no art/music applicants. |
| The grants are distributed to organizations which develop youth character and advance values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. |
| This fund shall support the Thornapple Area Enrichment Foundation Scholarships |
| This fund was created for the purpose of supporting young people in the study of visual and performing arts. Administered By the Thornapple Area Enrichment Foundation. |
| This fund was established by Barb & Dave Dykstra to financially assist qualified Thornapple Township Emergency Services volunteers that are interested in continuing and/or advancing their EMS and fire fighting expertise. |
| This scholarship was established by Annetta & Judy Hendrickson in memory of their parents to provide a one time award of $500 for a graduating senior of the TK School District. The student must attend a state/public college and plan to pursue a 2 yr Asso |
| This fund shall provide financial assistance for a senior residing in the Thornapple Kellogg School district who wish to further their education in the medical/allied health fields. It was established in 2005 by Dr. Wayne & Marie Fikbeiner. |
| To provide scholarships to Graduates of the Thornapple Kellogg School District who seek educational opportunities beyond high school at any Michigan college or University in the area of nursing (medical sciences to be accepted only if no nursing students) |
| This scholarship was established to honor the memory of Lois Ann Nagel Seppanen, a 1947 grad of TK Schools. The $400.00 award will be for a student who is pursing a major at an accredited college for business, management, or accounting. |
| Thornapple Kellogg senior or grad that is pursuing a major or minor in the filed of art or music at an accredited college/trade/vocations school. It may also be used for an applicant majoring in education if no arts/music applicants. |
| This fund provides a one time $500 award for a TK School District resident (graduating senior, graduate or home schooled). This philanthropic family created this award for students who wish to further their post high school education in business, education or ministry. |
| To give $400 Scholarships for Middleville Graduates Pursuing a 2-4 year degree, every other year, unless otherwise determined by the Advisory Committee |
| This scholarship varies in amount and availability as deemed by the Board annually |
| Minimum $500 renewable scholarship for a mom supporting her family by pursuing a vocational/technical or college degree to help herself and her family |
| To provide funds of varied amounts to be matched with local businesses to provide scholarships to Graduates and/or Residents of the TK School District who seek educational opportunities beyond High School. |
| to provide a scholarship for an alumni of Thornapple Kellogg Schools |
| To assist any TK student pursuing the field of medicine. |
| This scholarship is a $500 award to a TK Senior majoring in education and/or Christian Ministry at an accredited college. The fund was developed in the memory of Terrie by her husband Dave and children Wendy & Gina. |
| This scholarship is awarded to a Thornapple Kellogg graduating senior athlete who excels in the classroom and excels on the TKHS tennis team. |
| This scholarship is awarded annually to an active participant of the Barry County 4-H Fair for exhibitors of animal entries. The applicant must be a graduating HS senior or Freshman at an accredited institution/vocational program. |
| This fund shall be awarded annually to a Thronapple Kellogg senior who is pursing a career in Landscape Design or a field related to agriculture. |
| This fund supports the activities of the Thornapple Area Enrichment Foundation, as well as, providing scholarships for graduating seniors of the Thornapple Kellogg School District. |
| This scholarship varies in amount and availability as deemed by the Board and surviving family members annually |
| The scholarship will be awarded to a Thornapple Kellogg High School Senior who is planning to continue his/her education in technical fields such as CAD/CAM, Drafting or any other industrial arts. |
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| Scholarship for a graduating student who plans to attend college or vocational school, as well as for TK students who need financial aid to play sports or attend a sport camp. |
| To provide scholarship for Thornapple Kellogg students. |
| To promote the positive use of friendship to benefit school and community and to encourage higher education. This scholarship was developed to a great extent from the friendship of Elizabeth Thurber & Katie Wieringa and their commitment to education. |
| Jerry Page expressed a desire to help students financially for their post high school education. This is a good way to honor his years of service on the TAEF board and as an educator, coach, and superindendant in TK schools. |
