CFG ScholarBank

A scholarship for female students in Chesterfield County. An essay about pursuing a career in the education field is required.

INTEREST IN TECHNOLOGY CAREERS
Demonstrate a sustained interest in technology careers. This can be shown through one or more of the
following:
• Participation in technology-related coursework (e.g., computer science, engineering, robotics).
• Involvement in tech-focused extracurricular activities (e.g., coding clubs, STEM competitions,
internships, tech camps).
• Personal projects or community initiatives related to technology.

The Play Chesterfield Scholar Athletes Program, presented by 804 Travel, recognizes CCPS high school students who excel in academics, athletics, leadership, and community service. Each school nominates two student-athlete who meet rigorous criteria, including maintaining a high achieving GPA, athletic achievement, strong character, and community involvement. From 22 honorees, two Scholar Athletes of the Year will be selected to receive $1,000 scholarships and permanent recognition on the Sports Hall of Fame Wall at River City Sportsplex. 

On October 1, 2023 Partners Financial Federal Credit Union merged with Argent Credit Union.  The Partners Financial Legacy Scholarship was created to honor the positive impact and dedicated service that Partners Financial has had on our community.

This Scholarship is available to students who plan to enroll in an accredited technical or vocational trade school, with a focus on a career-specific skill.  One high school senior will be awarded a $2,500 scholarship towards their continuing education.

Goal:  To offer financial help to a deserving student from the tri-cities area that is pursuing a career in horticulture, agriculture, botany, forestry or any field of study related to plants. The scholarship is to be awarded to a high school senior or a student entering a college or university for the first time who must be entering as a full-time student.

Presented by the Professional Women in Building Council (PWB) & the Home Building Association of Richmond (HBAR)

The Women-in-Construction College Scholarship is an annual award designed to support and empower the next generation of female leaders in the homebuilding industry. Each year, we award $2,000 to a student pursuing post-secondary education in a construction-related field, helping remove financial barriers and opening doors to high-growth, high-impact careers.

Qualifications for the DAG Scholarship:

• Applicant must reside in Caroline, Stafford, Spotsylvania, Hanover and Henrico Counties and the cities of Fredericksburg and Richmond
• High School Senior with a GPA of 2.0+ on a 4.0 Scale
• Submit two letters of recommendation from a High School Counselor, Educational or Community Organization Leader
• Submit Unofficial High school transcript
• Submit a 250-500 word essay on a need(s) in your community and how you plan to give back to meet the needs after your high school graduation 

We believe investing in our communities will sustain those communities for years to come. James River Equipment invites graduating high school seniors in VA to apply for one of 5 scholarship/award opportunities to be awarded in May 2026:

•  2– $2500 Scholarships for a college degree program in Ag, Agribusiness, Business, Supply Chain, Marketing or related
•  2– $2500 Scholarships for a post-high school skilled trades program to include certificate programs in trades like Equipment Operator, Diesel Mechanic, Automotive Tech, or related
•   1– $2500 “Kickstart Your Career” award for a student graduating from a high school level skilled trade program (small engine, automotive, diesel technology or related) whose application will go towards an internship opportunity as well as payment for PPE, tools, etc.

The Virginia Moose Association supports students
attending college and career or technical schools by having
students organize and present Moose Kid Talks to
elementary school students regarding a variety of topics.

The Williamsburg Descendants Scholarship program provides financial assistance for degree or certificate programs to residents of greater Williamsburg with Black ancestors who lived in the Williamsburg area prior to 1964—the year that the Civil Rights Act was enacted.

The Scholarship was unanimously approved by City Council in October 2024 and is seeded by an initial gift of $250,000 from the City of Williamsburg. The Scholarship is administered by the Williamsburg Community Foundation, which serves as steward for charitable resources in the community.

The Scholarship provides up to $5,400 annually for up to four years to be used for tuition, books, or related educational expenses. The fund allows for four new students each year to receive the Scholarship.