The Smallwood Willis Family Scholarship was established in 2023 by Linda Smallwood Froberg who is grateful for the people of Huntington and desires to help other students improve their lives. Dr. Froberg and her sister lived in Huntington with their widowed grandmother after their parents died at a young age. Dr. Froberg was supported by teachers at Huntington High School and the Huntington Community as a student. As a result of Tri Kappa and National Elks Scholarships, Dr. Froberg was able to attend Indiana University and then finish Medical School, becoming a practicing Pediatrician for over 40 years. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

The Stephanie Pyle Memorial Scholarship was established in 2016 and honors the daughter of Anne and Dean Stonebraker. This scholarship is awarded to Huntington County residents attending Stephanie’s alma mater, Huntington University, with a preference for those majoring in business or education. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

Applicants for the Thomas and Janet Uecker Memorial Scholarship must be Huntington North graduating seniors pursuing a career in a Math-related field. The selection of the winner is based on the student’s academic record, involvement in school, community activities and future plans. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

The Tom Parsons Memorial Scholarship was established in 2022 in memory of Tom Parsons, a beloved English teacher at Huntington North High School who taught for over 30 years. The scholarship seeks to honor Tom's memory by encouraging students who are pursuing a career in education and is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

The family established the Vincent M. Allman Scholarship in memory of their son, Vince Allman. The purpose of the scholarship is to support and encourage students who want to pursue a career as an art teacher or in the area of visual art. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

The Wayne & Carolyn Jenks Athletic Scholarship was established in 2019 by Carolyn Jenks and her sons and is awarded to a graduating senior of Huntington North High School who has competed in athletics. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

The William & Elmyra Helm Scholarship is awarded specifically to students who are attending Olivet Nazarene University located in Bourbonnais, Illinois. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

The Steve Platt Memorial Endowed Scholarship was established in 2021 by the Platt and Ware families to honor the life and legacy of Steve Platt. The scholarship is available to Huntington County residents who are graduating seniors from Huntington North High School and have earned a varsity letter in at least one Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) sport. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

Robert “Bob” Straight was a well-known fixture in Huntington. For over twenty-five years, he served as a teacher, coach, athletic director, principal, and assistant superintendent. His leadership and guidance have impacted many former students, athletes, teachers, colleagues, and friends. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

The Dede Rippetoe-Reed Scholarship is available to Huntington North High School students who have been accepted into the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages (IUHPFL) (primary candidates) or Huntington North High School graduates who are accepted into an accredited university study abroad program (secondary candidates). Scholarships will be awarded to students studying Spanish, French, or German, with a preference given to Spanish students. The total available scholarship award is up to $6,000. This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.

Ag Plus believes that students expressing leadership abilities and an interest in agriculture are needed to fill various positions in the agricultural industry. The scholarship program Ag Plus is offering is their way of encouraging students to pursue their dreams of studying and working in a career in agriculture or related fields.

The scholarship program is available to any student meeting the following criteria:

1. The student must major in an agricultural field that includes forage, turf, or landscape-related programs.
2. May be enrolled in a two-year, four-year, or trade program of further education. 
3. Scholarships will be available to high school seniors and freshman, sophomore, and junior college students enrolled in an agricultural field. 
4. Applicants must demonstrate both leadership abilities and academic performance. 
5. Must live in the Ag Plus trade area.

The scholarship, funded anonymously to honor Carl Repp, is awarded to Huntington North graduates planning to attend Huntington University or current full-time Huntington University students. Carl Repp and his family ran grocery stores in Huntington when there used to be locally owned grocery stores throughout the town in varying neighborhoods. He also gave generously to non-profits and was a long-term Huntington resident. The Community Foundation of Huntington County administers this scholarship.

Applicants must be enrolled or planning to enroll full-time, demonstrate financial need, and have a GPA greater than 3.0.

In 2018, Dr. John Regan established the Delene Anne Regan Valedictorian Scholarship to honor the pursuit of academic excellence and the memory of Delene Anne Regan, valedictorian of the Huntington High School Class of 1953. She graduated from the IU School of Business with high honors and was a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority member. Regan lost her 16-year battle with breast cancer in June 2016. The Community Foundation of Huntington County administers this scholarship.

Applicant must be the valedictorian at Huntington North High School.

Applicants must have been an Indiana resident for eight years and a graduate of an accredited high school in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Madison, Marion, Morgan, or Shelby County. Applicants must have been enrolled at the school they graduated from for a minimum of two years. Current high school senior who demonstrates financial need or other significant barriers to obtaining a post-secondary degree, “average” GPA as described by the school, and community involvement and service. Students must pursue a degree in a STEM field: science, technology/computer sciences, engineering or math. Preference will be given to full-time students working a minimum of 10 hours weekly.

Indiana Farm Bureau cares about the future of our farming communities and those who will be - and are already - involved in the agricultural industry. They sponsor or co-sponsor several scholarships for college-bound youth, current college students and individuals seeking to enhance their careers in agriculture. They also give grants to members and county Farm Bureaus seeking to extend their education outreach in their communities.

Cathy Abbitt was a third grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary School. She was mother to two sons, Nathan and Matthew, and daughter, Amy. After Catherine's battle with cancer ended, her friends and family made gifts in her memory to establish this fund to help Jefferson Elementary School alumni pursue their college dreams.

 Applicants must meet the following criteria to be eligible for this scholarship:

• Graduating senior of Warsaw Community High School
• Attended Jefferson Elementary School
• Demonstrates financial need

 Reviewers will consider the following when selecting a recipient:

 

Preference may be given to:

• Those studying elementary education
• Those who have had cancer affect their immediate family*

 *Applicants must answer an additional essay question about how cancer has affected their family.

This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

This scholarship was stablished by Kay Ahrns to provide scholarships to graduates of Wawasee High School or Fairfield Junior-Senior High School.

Applicants must meet the following criteria to be eligible for this scholarship:

• Graduate of Wawasee High School or Fairfield Jr/Sr High School
• Upper 1/3 of graduating class
• Demonstrates financial need
• Pursuing certificate/license, associate or bachelor degree

Reviewers will consider the following when selecting a recipient:

Preference may be given to:

This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

This fund was created with gifts from Paramount Vantage and Warsaw Community High School in celebration of the movie American Teen, which debuted in theaters in 2008 and featured the lives of Warsaw Community High School students during their senior year.

Applicants must meet the following criteria to be eligible for this scholarship:

• Graduate of Warsaw Community High School
• Field of Study: Performing Arts
• Demonstrates financial need

Reviewers will consider the following when selecting a recipient:

This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

Mr. Armstrong initiated this scholarship to assist those who were in financial need and had a desire to attend vocational or skilled trades education. Second preference goes to other applicants on the basis of need and personal situation.

 Applicants must meet the following criteria to be eligible for this scholarship:

• Citizen or legal resident of the United States
• Resident of Kosciusko County for at least one year OR graduate of a high school serving Kosciusko County
• Demonstrates financial need

 Reviewers will consider the following when selecting a recipient:

 

This fund was established by Sue Ann Beattie to provide financially needy students with scholarship assistance to attend a college, university or trade school.

Applicants must meet the following criteria to be eligible for this scholarship:

• Kosciusko County resident at the time of high school graduation
• Demonstrates financial need

Reviewers will consider the following when selecting a recipient:

 

Preference may be given to:

• Those with a “C” average
• Those pursuing vocational/technical training
• Residents of Warsaw, Indiana
• Past recipients

This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.