CFG ScholarBank

American Legion Post 284 offers a number of scholarships for relatives of present and past post members.  They have also supplied links to a number of American Legion Department of Virginia scholarships which may not require one to be related to a particular post member.  See specifics on the link below.

For high school seniors planning to pursue a post-secondary education.  An essay about a school counselor who has made a difference in your academic, career and/or social-emotional development is required.  The school counselor who the student writes about must be a certified school counselor and a member of the VSCA.

• 2025 Excellence in Leadership Awards

• Homebase Credit Union greatly values education and lifelong learning. Each year, we award scholarships to four graduating seniors within our membership. Qualified students submit applications and are judged anonymously on academic merit, personal achievements, demonstrated leadership experience, extra-curricular involvement and work/volunteer experience.

The applicant must be a graduate of a Virginia high school who is planning to pursue or is pursuing an education in Family and Consumer Sciences or a Family and Consumer Sciences related field.

Available for a high school senior, college student or graduate student majoring in Family Life Education.

The Virginias Associated Press Broadcasters Association, comprised of AP member television and radio stations throughout Virginia and West Virginia, is offering a scholarship this year to a student pursuing a degree in broadcast journalism. The students must be enrolled in undergraduate or graduate studies at a college or university in Virginia or West Virginia at the time of the application deadline.

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