A scholarship awarded to an active, certified member of the Marshall Youth Bowling Association/United States Bowling Council (USBC) who plans to further his/her education in a college or vocational school. Applicants must be an amateur as defined by the USBC. Service in USBC state, local and league offices will be considered. Civic, curricular and co-curricular … Read more
Scholarships awarded annually to Marshall High School graduating seniors or graduating seniors who are residents of Marshall, MI. Applicants must plan to attend a two- or four-year undergraduate college as a full time student. Financial need, involvement in community service activities, co- and extra-curricular activities and GPA may all be determining factors.
Scholarships awarded to Marshall High School graduating seniors pursuing a degree or certification at a two- or four-year college. Chelsea exhibited and exemplified a deep passion for caring for all she touched. Recipients must possess that passion for helping others. Nominations only: DO NOT submit a Marshall Community Foundation Scholarship Application.
Scholarship(s) awarded to Olivet High School graduating senior(s) planning to attend any two-year or four year college or university. Applicants must exhibit community and school involvements coupled with leadership skills and maintain a GPA of 3.0. Financial information is requested, but not necessarily a determining factor. DO NOT use the Marshall Community Foundation online application … Read more
A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School graduating senior pursuing a career in elementary education, special education, physical therapy or occupational therapy. Applicants should exhibit involvement in school and community activities, such as community service or as part of a group and/or organization. Financial need and a minimum 2.5 GPA are required. Students who … Read more
A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School graduating senior or previous MHS graduates pursuing a degree in the teaching profession (elementary or secondary) while attending any four-year institution on a part- or full-time basis. Applicants must provide a list of community and school activities and a job history. Financial information is requested, but not … Read more
The Harvey Randall and Dr. Gwyn Randall Hartman Memorial Scholarship is to be awarded to a Tekonsha High School graduating senior to assist with expenses in the first year of post-secondary education. Applicants should demonstrate community and school involvement. GPA is not a deciding factor.
Scholarships awarded to Marshall-area residents pursuing a career in the criminal justice, emergency medical services, or other public safety related fields, such as but not limited to, fireman, policeman, legal secretary or dispatcher. Applicants must demonstrate the drive and ability to be successful in pursuing a college education and/or a certification process in the fields … Read more
Scholarships awarded to Marshall and Tekonsha High School graduating seniors, or previous graduates, pursuing a degree in the field of education at a two- or four-year college or university. Applicants must show a strong sense of community involvement through co- and extra-curricular activities and volunteerism as related to his/her field of interest. Financial need and … Read more
Scholarships awarded to Marshall High School graduating seniors or previous MHS graduates seeking a degree at a two- or four-year institution as a full- or part-time student. Students attending trade school or seeking other specialized training are also encouraged to apply. Applicants should exhibit the characteristics of the FISH! Philosophy. The FISH! Philosophy includes the … Read more
A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School graduating senior pursuing a career in Accounting, Business, or Computer/Office Technology. Applicants must demonstrate qualities of personal character that include self-discipline, motivation, persistence, and the ability to encourage and support these qualities in fellow students. GPA is not a determining factor.
A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School graduating senior who has demonstrated initiative and a strong work ethic. Applicants must provide proof of part-time employment of 15 hours/week during high school. GPA is not a determining factor.
The Marshall Community Foundation successfully meets the National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations administered by the Council on Foundations in Washington D.C. National Standards represents the highest measure of accountability and transparency in philanthropy.
