CFG ScholarBank

Scholarships will be awarded to high school graduates who are the children or grandchildren of a Prince Hall Mason in Virginia.  Awards are based on unusually high academic achievement and awarded on the basis of need and outstanding citizenship, leadership, service and participation in activities both in and out of school.

Two cash awards are available.  One award will be designated for band/orchestra majors and one award will be for vocal/general music majors.  The recipient must plan to attend a Virginia four-year college or university in the fall after graduating high school.  The student must be entering college as a music education major.

Applicant must be an Eastern Surfing Association current member in good standing.  The scholarship is based on academics and citizenship, rather than athletics.  An official school transcript is required, along with a letter detailing your future goals.  An official application and letter of recommendation are also required.

This scholarship will be awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in Agricultural Science, Animal or Poultry Science, Wildlife Conservation or Forestry.

This scholarship is given to a Virginia woman returning to school to upgrade her education and employment skills.  The applicant must be a woman head of household and a resident of Virginia.  The applicant must be currently enrolled in a course of study (vocational or academic) at an accredited Virginia school. An essay, resume and references must be included.

Available to women domiciled in Virginia to attend an accredited Virginia school of higher education on a full time basis. Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0, have financial need and be well-rounded in activities and have life or career goals that can be met through a specific field of study.  Three current character recommendations are required.

Students must plan to attend college and will major in any field other than nursing.  One does not need to be a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), however, one must have a sponsoring chapter.  Scholarships based on merit and financial need.

For students who plan to attend a nursing program.  Must have a sponsoring chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), however, applicant does not need to be a member.   Scholarship based on merit and need.

We seek to support students demonstrating a combination of merit and financial need whose academic interests are at the intersection of advertising and public policy. This includes (but is not limited to) Advertising, Marketing, Communications, Business, Political Science, Strategic Media and other majors.

Criteria: The qualified applicant should write a one-page essay describing the sport(s) and/or volunteer position(s) they participated in during their time with the Midlothian Athletic Association. Please describe how participating in our program has made them a better person within the community and how they have grown as an individual. The applicant should articulate what it has meant to them to participate in the MAA program. Please include any other family involvement within the Association including but not limited to, coaching, volunteering, fund raising, etc.  In addition to their name, contact number, email and address, the applicant should also include the school they will be attending along with their goals after graduation. 

Return to:  Chris Moore at clmoore@moorefinancialservices.com  and mail a copy to 

MAA/Super Senior Awards

P.O. Box 939 

Midlothian, VA 23113