CFG ScholarBank

For female seniors who have attended a Chesterfield County Public School for at least two years and have demonstrated commitment to community and will major in education with plans to enter the teaching field.  Essay, letter of recommendation, transcript and application required.  See high school guidance counselor for further details.

Must be a senior who went to Enon Elementary and is graduating from a Chesterfield County high school.  Essay required.  See high school guidance counselor for application and further details.

This scholarship fund was established to assist students from rural areas to continue their educational goals.  Applicants must reside in one of the areas specified.  A 3.5 minimum GPA is required along with a SAT Reading & Math score of 1160 or above or ACT score of at least 24.  Leadership, community service, honors and awards along with three letters of recommendation and an essay will also be considered.

This scholarship is open to women entering the field of engineering or computer science.  The applicant must be a female in the Richmond area who has been accepted at an ABET accredited school.  She should be entering her first year of college/university.

Applicant must have attended Holman Middle School for at least one year and be a graduating high school senior who is well rounded and demonstrates positive character traits.  See high school guidance counselor for further details.

Applicant must be a graduate of Short Pump Middle School and have a minimum 2.5 GPA to be considered.  Based on school involvement, community service and strong personal character.  See high school guidance counselor for further details.

The James 2:26 Fund Scholarship is a last-dollar scholarship for students seeking a bachelor’s degree at a public college or university located in Virginia with a preference for students living in public or subsidized housing. To the extent possible, this scholarship will cover the cost of tuition, fees, room and board, books and supplies not covered by other grants and scholarships the student receives. Recipients are required to live on campus for their first year of attendance if such housing is available

The Adrian Ryan Kirk Memorial Scholarship is for graduating high school seniors with ADD, ADHD and learning disabilities who strive to overcome their disability and attend college or vocational school.  This award is merit-based; financial need is not a factor.

The Community Foundation strives to provide a stronger and more vibrant Central Virginia region.  Approximately 60 scholarships are administered through TCF to promote educational enhancement in this area.  Click on link to access individual scholarship information.  

Available to students pursuing careers in the dairy industry.  Applicant should be the child or employee of a Maryland & Virginia member or the child of a Maryland & Virginia employee.  Selection criteria based on commitment to the dairy industry, leadership, integrity, along with extracurricular activities.