For Students from Specific Schools
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Apply NowLt. Holly Adams Memorial Scholarship Fund Established 2006
This scholarship will benefit students from the Page High School area in Williamson County who not only achieve, but also possess the integrity, courage and caring spirit to help others achieve. The ideal recipient of this award should be the student who, like Holly Adams, best exemplifies a combination of integrity, courage and selflessness and is academically qualified for college, but who needs financial assistance in taking that step. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Lt. Holly Adams Memorial Fund is intended to endow permanently one or more scholarships benefiting students from the Page High School area in Williamson County who not only achieve, but also possess the integrity, courage and caring spirit to help others achieve, as Holly did. Scholarships in her memory have been awarded annually since 2002. Holly graduated from the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, and was the first female class president in the history of the Air Force Academy. One of four sisters, Holly was killed in a car accident in 2002 on her way to celebrate Christmas with loved ones. The Air Force's Commendation Medal was awarded posthumously.
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Apply NowThe David Anderson Scholarship Fund Established 2015
The David Anderson Scholarship Fund was established in memory of David Anderson, a member of the Coffee County High School Class of 1988 and an avid sports fan. Over the years he has coached many ball players and was often seen at sporting events all over the county. He was known to all for his devotion to the University of Alabama football. David passed away in 2015 and he would be proud to be helping students in Coffee County continue their scholastic endeavors. The scholarship will benefit student athletes, playing any sports, who are seniors at Coffee County High School in Manchester, Tennessee. Applicants must have a minimum weighted GPA of 2.5 and have shown a willingness to work hard and have a positive work ethic and a sense of TEAM while not necessarily being the “star” athlete and plan to attend an accredited college or university, starting the academic year immediately following high school.
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Apply NowMick Gray Barnes Memorial Scholarship Established 2016
Eligibility Students eligible to apply are graduates of Livingston Academy who plan to study the visual arts or music in college, with first preference given to students who study visual arts. Students may be undergraduates, or may be pursuing a Master’s degree in art. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Mick Gray Barnes Memorial Scholarship has been established in memory of Mick Gray Barnes, a native of Overton County, who passed away from complications of ALS on January 1, 2016. She was a 1974 graduate of Livingston Academy and a beloved teacher, friend and mentor to kids. Mick taught art at Livingston Academy and the Livingston campus of Volunteer State Community College. Mick enjoyed travelling across America with her husband, and loved the outdoors, especially pontooning on Dale Hollow Lake. Barnes, as her students called her, was one-of-a- kind, and she lived life to the fullest with her huge smile and laughter. Because Mick shaped everyone she has come in contact with, this scholarship will be a memorial to her- to encourage and support students from Livingston Academy in their pursuit of higher education in the arts.
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Apply NowDody Boyd Scholarship Fund Established 2006
Those eligible for this scholarship are seniors graduating from Cheatham County Central High School and wishing to attend a two-year community college/technical school or four-year university. Applicants should have a GPA of at least 2.5 or better and an ACT score of 20 or better. The scholarship will not be renewable. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dody Boyd was a Cheatham County Central High School graduate and remained dedicated to her alma mater throughout her life. Ms. Dody drove Bus #13 for Cheatham County, but her influence went far beyond her driving. She impressed everyone with whom she came in contact. Young people knew if they ever needed anything, they could come to her and, if at all possible, Dody would make it happen. Instilling an appreciation of the importance of good grades and successful graduation was just part of the encouragement. This scholarship benefits graduating seniors from Cheatham County Central High School wishing to attend a two-year community college/technical school or four-year university.
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Cadiz Rotary Club Rise Carol Thompson Memorial Scholarship Established 2009
Applicants should be graduating seniors who are residents of Trigg County, Kentucky, who have earned a grade point average of 3.75 or above. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Risë Carol Thompson Memorial Scholarship was established originally through the Rotary Club of Cadiz, Kentucky, by Brent and Dot Thompson in memory of their daughter, Risë Carol, a student at Vanderbilt University at the time she was killed in an automobile accident. At the time of her death in 1977, her father, Brent Thompson, was president of a local bank and a Rotarian, so the Club established this scholarship. Brent and Dot Thompson have continued to make contributions and have worked with the Cadiz Rotary Club to create this scholarship at The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee to assure that the scholarship in their daughter's name will exist in perpetuity.
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Apply NowHoward A. Clark Horticulture Scholarship Fund Established 2008
This scholarship was established to benefit a deserving senior graduating from Avery County High School, North Carolina, wishing to learn to "nurture nature" by attending a two- or four-year college to study horticulture or agriculture. The student should have at least a 2.5 grade point average in high school. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Howard A. Clark Horticulture Scholarship was created by Howard's family as a testament to a man who spent almost five decades cultivating the earth, learning the lay of it, and growing shrubs and trees of remarkable quality. Howard Clark loved nature and loved the land. In return, the land provided his livelihood for over 40 years. Working from the age of 12, Howard taught himself everything he needed to succeed in the nursery business in Avery County, North Carolina. He often said, however, that he would have jumped at the chance for an education to help him along his path to success. The Howard A. Clark Horticulture Scholarship was created to give someone else the educational opportunity that he never received.
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Apply Now Learn MoreThe Dedication, Service and Thanks Scholarship Established 2016
Chartered March 13,1926, the Alpha Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. was established at Fisk University. To carry on the outstanding legacy of this sorority, and to commemorate its 90th anniversary, the Dedication, Service, and Thanks Scholarship was established to benefit achieving Fisk University students
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Apply NowWilson Waters Forrester Memorial Scholarship Established 2014
The Wilson Waters Forrester Memorial Scholarship Fund will provide one or more scholarships to attend an accredited post-secondary school benefiting Hume-Fogg graduating seniors with a preference for an outstanding male or female soccer player and/or a musician in good academic standing. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Wilson Waters Forrester Memorial Scholarship helps raise awareness about the growing tragedy in this country of accidental drug/alcohol overdoses that are claiming the lives of bright young men and women, as their lives are just beginning. It is the family’s hope that these funds will provide scholarship assistance and meaning for the tragic and senseless loss of the Forrester’s loved one, Wilson Waters Forrester. Wilson Forrester, son of Alice and Chip Forrester and brother of Evan, died of an accidental drug/alcohol overdose on April 2, 2011 at the University of Arizona. A 2009 graduate of Hume-Fogg High School, Wilson was known for his standout ability on the soccer field, guitar talents, and easy-going demeanor.
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Frank and Charlene Harris Scholarship Fund Established 2005
This scholarship is designed to benefit graduating seniors of Cumberland Gap High School in Claiborne County, Tennessee. Eligible applicants should have a GPA of 3.0 or higher at the time of the application. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ A teacher for more than 40 years, Charlene Harris' primary focus was educating students of all ages. She and her husband Frank, both life-long residents of Claiborne County and alumni of Cumberland Gap High School, were advocates of education. This scholarship was established by Beth and Greg Cashion, in their loving memory, to benefit a graduating senior from Cumberland Gap High School.
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Apply NowJennifer Ingrum Scholarship Fund Established 2005
The scholarship is designed to benefit Gallatin High School and Station Camp High School area students who qualify academically for college but who need financial assistance. Annual scholarships of up to $2,000 per student will be awarded to at least two students. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ A born educator, Jennifer Ingrum graduated from Gallatin High School, received a B.A. from the University of Virginia, and earned Masters' degrees from Harvard and George Washingtion University. Called to teach at-risk youth in the inner city of Washington, D. C., sadly her life's work was cut short when she lost her battle with cancer. In her career as in her life, Jennifer gave of herself to help others. In her honor, the Jennifer Ingrum Scholarship Fund was created to continue her legacy of helping those less fortunate pursue a quality education.
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Apply NowKnox Hume Scholarship Fund Established 2007
Those eligible to apply are graduates of Hume-Fogg High School who exhibit academic merit and financial need. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Now more than 70 years after her death, SunTrust Bank and The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee have partnered to ensure Sarah Foard Hume Lewis' legacy continues through the creation of this scholarship for graduates of Hume-Fogg High School. In her Will dated October 9,1937, Sarah outlined her desire to help Hume-Fogg students through scholarship awards. While the selection process includes a component of financial need, it is clear Sarah intended this scholarship to be based on academic merit. The Community Foundation is honored to carry out her wishes.
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Apply NowLebanon High School Alumni Scholarship Endowment Fund Established 2011
This Scholarship will be available in 2013 when the new Lebanon High School (LHS) opens in Lebanon, Tennessee. This Fund provides scholarships in support of LHS graduates who demonstrate academic achievement and the need for financial assistance in the pursuit of undergraduate degrees. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Lebanon High School is a community-based high school graduating its first class in 1919. Many alumni through the years have made their permanent residences in the broader Lebanon area and have supported the programs and goals of the school.
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Juliann King Maxwell Scholarship Fund for Riverview High School Established 2006
Those eligible to apply must be graduating seniors from Riverview High School in Searcy, Arkansas, or prior recipients of this scholarship whose teachers recognize effort, a desire to learn and determination. This scholarship is available to students who want to pursue vocational training as well as those pursuing a college degree. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ White County, Arkansas, students have a chance to further their education and create better lives for themselves, thanks to Juliann King Maxwell of Nashville. Though she hasn't lived in Arkansas for years, Juliann created the scholarship in honor of her parents, whose families moved to White County as early as 1803. The scholarship benefits students who might not otherwise get to attend college.
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John E. Mayfield Scholarship Fund for Cheatham County Central High School Established 2000
Eligible applicants must be alumni and/or graduating seniors of Cheatham County Central High School in Cheatham County, Tennessee. Applicants must be residents of Cheatham County and have a grade point average of 2.0 or better. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ John Mayfield created this scholarship to assist his fellow Cheatham Countians in their journey to create opportunities through post-secondary education.
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John E. Mayfield Scholarship Fund for Harpeth High School Established 2000
Eligible applicants must be alumni and/or graduating seniors of Harpeth High School in Cheatham County, Tennessee. Applicants must be residents of Cheatham County and have a grade point average of 2.0 or better. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ John Mayfield created this scholarship to assist his fellow Cheatham Countians in their journey to create opportunities through post-secondary education.
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John E. Mayfield Scholarship Fund for Pleasant View Christian High School Established 2001
Eligible applicants must be alumni and/or graduating seniors of Pleasant View Christian School in Cheatham County, Tennessee. Applicants must be residents of Cheatham County and have a grade point average of 2.0 or better. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ John Mayfield created this scholarship to assist his fellow Cheatham Countians in their journey to create opportunities through post-secondary education.
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John E. Mayfield Scholarship Fund for Sycamore High School Established 2000
Eligible applicants must be alumni and/or graduating seniors of Sycamore High School in Cheatham County, Tennessee. Applicants must be residents of Cheatham County and have a grade point average of 2.0 or better. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ John Mayfield created this scholarship to assist his fellow Cheatham Countians in their journey to create opportunities through post-secondary education.
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Apply NowClay Neiderheiser Scholarship Fund for Fairview High School Established 2015
The Clay Neiderheiser Scholarship Fund for Fairview High School was established by Fairview resident Carla Lankford to honor her late son, Clay Neiderheiser, who died in a motorcycle accident in 2001, at age 21. Clay had a love of all things musical and participated in both the concert and marching bands at Fairview High School until his graduation in 1998. The scholarship is open to graduating seniors of Fairview High School who have participated in the Fairview High School Band Program.
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Pat Parker Memorial Scholarship Fund Established 2015
The Pat Parker Memorial Scholarship is named in memory of Pat Parker, a Macon County High School graduate who excelled in varsity athletics. After graduation, Mr. Parker served in the United States Marine Corps and was killed serving his country in Okinawa, Japan in 1944. The scholarship is for seniors at Macon County High School (Lafayette, TN) who have evidenced high academic achievement, financial need, and a strong moral character. Preference should be given for a student, male or female, who has lettered in at least two varsity sports during their senior year in high school.
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Apply NowBuster Pool Memorial Scholarship Fund Established 2002
Eligible applicants are graduating seniors of Meridian High School in Meridian, Mississippi, and/or previous recipients of this scholarship who have chosen to reapply. Eligible applicants should have a GPA of 2.5 or higher at the time of application. In deciding between two applicants of equal merit, preference will be given to members of the Meridian High School Golf Team and/or golfers in deference to Buster Pool's passion for the game of golf. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Buster Pool died unexpectedly of a heart attack in April of 1999 when he was only 56. Buster had an innate ability to laugh through life's challenges, and both he and his infectious sense of humor were beloved by all who knew him. As a lasting legacy to Buster's memory, his widow, Babs Weaver Pool, created this scholarship to benefit graduating seniors of his alma mater, Meridian High School in his hometown of Meridian, Mississippi.
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Apply NowBrian Ralls Memorial Scholarship Established 2010
Those eligible to apply are graduating seniors from Brentwood Academy with a minimum weighted GPA of 3.5 or higher, and an ACT score of 24 or higher. Applicants must have earned a varsity letter in any sport during their Junior or Senior year. Anyone receiving a full collegiate athletic scholarship grant in aid will not be eligible. Other criteria considered should be a demonstrated love of school, team spirit over self-interest, good moral character, and a heart for others. Financial need will be a criterion but not the ultimate factor. The recipient must sign a pledge to not use any hand-held devices, including a cell phone, while driving. The Scholarship may be used at any accredited four-year college or university, starting the academic year immediately following high school graduation, and students may reapply for renewal for three additional years, provided the applicant maintains at least a 3.0 GPA each year. Renewals will not be automatic or guaranteed. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Brian Ralls Memorial Scholarship fund is intended to benefit graduates of Brentwood Academy who have demonstrated excellence in academics, as well as, athletic prowess and leadership. Brian Ralls graduated from Brentwood Academy in 2005, and matriculated at the University of Florida where he graduated with a B.A. degree in Economics in 2009. While at Brentwood Academy, Brian was a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish National Honor Society, two state championship basketball teams, three state championship track and field teams and played in three straight state football championship games. In addition, Brian was the individual state champion in the discus throw in 2005. On October 28, 2009, Brian was tragically struck and killed by a driver who was distracted by using a cell phone. This scholarship was established by Brian's family and friends to honor his memory and his love for Brentwood Academy, which enabled him to learn who he was and to learn who HE is.
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Apply NowJames Edward "Bill" Richards Scholarship Fund Established 2001
Applicants must be high school seniors, undergraduate or graduate students who have graduated from East High School in Nashville, Tennessee. Applicants must have a grade point average of at least 3.0. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Barbara Richards grew up in beautiful, rural Giles County, where life was tranquil and neighbors cared about each other. James Richards was reared in the more urban East Nashville, but the important values of friendship and neighborliness were still the same. When the Richards' children, Barbara Haugen and Jay Richards, sought a way to honor their mother and father, they decided to set up scholarships bearing their parents' names to aid the communities in which each was raised.
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Jayme Johnson Smith Memorial Scholarship Established 2016
Eligibility: Students who are residents of Sumner County , Tennessee, who have been accepted to or are attending nursing school and attended Hendersonville High School, Station Camp High School, Beech High School, Merrol Hyde Academic Magnet High School or St. John Paul II High School are eligible to apply. _______________________________________________________________________________ The GFWC Woman's Club of Hendersonville and Dr. Peter Smith established the Jayme Johnson Smith Memorial Scholarship to honor the memory of Jayme Johnson Smith. Jayme Smith's father was a physician. Her stepfather was a veterinarian. While in nursing school she met her husband, Peter, a surgeon. She often joked that she knew no other topic that medicine. Mrs. Smith was a nurse and held a Master's degree in public health. Her love of nursing was a natural result of her innate desire to care for others.
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Apply NowRichie Stevenson Scholarship Fund Established 2000
Those eligible to apply are graduates of Benton Hall School who wish to attend technical school, vocational school, community college, junior college or four-year college or university. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ When Richie Stevenson was born in 1979 at Vanderbilt Hospital, he was three months early, weighed two pounds, and was 12 inches in length. Today, Richie is a successful graduate of Benton Hall. To mark their son's successes, Jimmy and Donna Stevenson decided several years ago that, when they were able, they would make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate. The proceeds of this Fund provide tuition assistance to graduating seniors of Benton Hall School.
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Apply NowSteve Thompson Scholarship Fund Established 2016
Stephen Meek Thompson was remembered in 2007 by his classmates on the occasion of the 50th Reunion of the Class of 1957 Hillsboro High School with the establishment of the Steve Thompson Scholarship. In October 1955 at age 17, Steve's junior year, he died of a head injury sustained during a football game. Steve was one of the greatest athletes to ever play at Hillsboro High School. He left his name in many record books. He was the first freshman to letter in football and was destined for a fine career as an athlete in college. He also lettered in track and basketball. Popular and deeply respected by all who knew him, his famous smile and presence was felt everywhere. He was known as a team worker who could serve as a leader or a follower. His courage, determination, competitiveness and loyalty will never be forgotten. The Steve Thompson Scholarship will provide financial scholarships to high school graduates of Hillsboro High School, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee (or should Hillsboro High School cease to exist, any high school serving the Green Hills area or Davidson County, Tennessee) to a public or private college, university or technical school of their choice. Preference will be given to in-state Tennessee institutions. Students must be eligible for the Pell Grant to receive this scholarship.
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Apply Now Learn MoreCharlene "Charlie" Jane Toomey Memorial Scholarship Fund Established 2017
Eligible applicants for the Charlene "Charlie" Jane Toomey Memorial Scholarship Fund are female college-bound seniors from Moody High School, St. Clair County, Moody, Alabama. Eligible female students should have at least a 3.0 and have engaged in extracurricular and/or community involvement. Charlie Toomey was raised in Moody and Leeds Alabama and graduated from Moody High School in 1985. Charlie went on to attain her Bachelors of Science in Commerce and Business Administration in 1990 at the University of Alabama and then furthered her education with an MBA from Baker University in 2004. Charlie believed that education was critical to the success of personal and economic achievement. She was driven internally and ambitious in accomplishing what she set out to do. She felt very fortunate that she had people who helped her during her college years to achieve her education. After college, Charlie went on to have very successful careers with UPS and H&R Block. Charlie was loved by all because of her caring personality, wit and obvious devotion to her co-workers, friends, and family. A testament to "those who give, also receive", Charlie’s life was a true example of paying it forward.
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The Dr. Diane Greer Walker Memorial Scholarship Fund Established 2014
The Dr. Diane Greer Walker Memorial Scholarship Fund benefits African American dental students attending Meharry Medical College. Preference will be given to students from Dr. Greer’s hometown of Jackson, Miss., or who attended Dr. Greer’s college of Tougaloo. Other recipients should be residents of Middle Tennessee for a minimum of at least a year and in their second, third or fourth years of study at Meharry. All recipients should have donated their time and talent to the community in the years leading up to their time at Meharry. Those awarded the scholarship should: exemplify Dr. Greer’s commitment to strong Christian values; be and remain active in community service; write a letter or send a video to The Community Foundation talking about themselves and detailing how the scholarship is helping them achieve their goals and continue their community service.
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Watertown High School Scholarship Fund Established 2013
The Watertown High School Scholarship Fund will provide scholarships in support of WHS graduating seniors who demonstrate academic achievement and extracurricular and community (volunteer) activities. The Fund was created by Watertown Community Volunteers by the sale of bricks to be displayed in the new high school building. Students should have a minimum GPA of 3.25 and a minimum score of 21 on the ACT, as well as extracurricular and community activities.