CFG ScholarBank

The Moton Family Challenge seeks to award two renewable scholarships to college-bound high school seniors who are direct lineal descendants of students affected by the public school closings in Prince Edward County, Virginia, between 1959 and 1964. Applicants need not currently reside in Prince Edward County to be eligible for the scholarship.  Applicants should have a minimum 3.0 GPA and an essay is required.

This scholarship is in honor of former Enon alumnus and teacher, Beth Molter.  Applicant must be a former Enon student planning to attend college.  As essay is required.  See high school counselor for more details

Applicant should be a female who attends a Henrico County high school.  Must be interested in pursuing a career in education.

This new program will encourage and assist those pursuing career-focused certifications and technical degrees. Two scholarships will be awarded in the amount of $1,000 each. For this first year pilot, only students enrolled at or planning to attend John Tyler Community College or J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College for the 2018/2019 academic year will be eligible. However, we look forward to gauging interest and expanding this program in the years to come.

Must be a member of Call Federal Credit Union as of February 28, 2018.

• Must be enrolled in the Fall 2018 semester as a junior or senior undergraduate accounting major at University of Virginia or George Mason University with the intent to take the CPA Exam.
• Must demonstrate a minimum overall and accounting GPA of 3.0.

Students eligible for scholarship consideration:

• Are graduating students from a Henrico County high school and matriculating into a 4-year college or university

 • Have a high-school cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher

The Stories of Hope Scholarship Fund awards a scholarship to a teen mom who is a college bound high school senior or continuing college student. This scholarship is awarded based on demonstrated academic achievement and an expressed commitment to completing their college education while parenting.

The Genworth Foundation will award two $5,000 non-renewable scholarships to students who have exemplified excellence through their school and community work and intend to pursue a computer science or math major in college or university, junior college or trade school.

Student must have met with a GRASP advisor during his/her senior year and filed a FAFSA.

Two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors who attended Skipwith Elementary for a least one year.  Must have financial need.