CFG ScholarBank

The Virginia Moose Association supports high school students by having
students organize and present Moose Teen Talks to
elementary and middle 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.

AMVAC, an American Vanguard Company, is excited to announce the 2026 Southern Agriculture Industry Advancement Scholarship. Seven students will each receive a $2,000 scholarship to support their journey toward a career in agriculture.

• The Virginia Association of First Responders offers multiple scholarships each year to support the educational goals of our members and their families. Many awards are open to the children and grandchildren of VAFR members, and they’re not limited to first-year college students — returning students are encouraged to apply.

For Richmond Public School students pursuing community college career certificates, associate, or transfer degrees.

           Our theme of our scholarship application this year is “What Advocacy Means to Me”. PTA is the largest national child advocacy organization and at the very heart of our organization, are our wonderful volunteers that give their time and unwavering dedication to their schools and community. Please note that this scholarship is awarded not based on your academic achievement, but rather on a demonstrated commitment to engage in volunteerism, community service, and/or advocacy

Criteria: Planning to attend a 4-year institution in Virginia, pursuing a degree focused on technology. Financial need description. 2 letters of recommendation; video or essay describing yourself, academic and career goals in a technology related field. College acceptance letter and a completed application. 

The Patricia Elaine Reynolds Scholarship was established to support Douglas S. Freeman High School high school graduates to pursue further study or training at an accredited two year or four year institution or trade school. Patricia was a Freeman Graduate herself and the first ever female recipient of the Athlete of the Year award. Scholarship funds may be used by the recipient for tuition, books, or other school-related costs that the recipient chooses. The scholarship funds will be paid directly into a Virginia 529 education account for the benefit and use of the award recipient. Applicants must be enrolled in Douglas S. Freeman High School at the time of application; a female senior Varsity athlete planning to pursue further study or training beyond high school; demonstrate financial need; and possess a minimum GPA of 2.75.

Nicholas was involved in entrepreneurial pursuits throughout the Richmond community. Through this scholarship the Troutman family and friends hope to inspire and encourage like-minded individuals to pursue their entrepreneurial goals just as their beloved son and friend Nicholas did. Applicants must be graduating seniors at Douglas S. Freeman High School with a minimum GPA of 2.0.

J.R. Tucker students only – see school counselor for more information.