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.

Initial gifts to this scholarship fund were given by DePuy employees and friends in memory of longtime DePuy employee, Trudy Bradford. Income from this fund helps the children or step-children of DePuy employees reach their educational dreams.

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

• Graduate of an accredited high school serving Indiana residents
• GPA: 2.9 or higher on a 4-point scale (or its equivalent)
• Child (step included) of a DePuy Employee*

Reviewers will consider the following when selecting a recipient:

• Demonstrated work ethic
• Participation in community service through church, service or youth group

*Applicants will be asked to provide the name of the DePuy employee for verification.

This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

This fund was established by Zimmer Biomet Foundation, Inc. to provide scholarships to children and step-children of Zimmer Biomet team members.

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

• Child or step-child of a current Zimmer Biomet employee or deceased Zimmer Biomet employee who was actively employed at the time of death at any continental US or Puerto Rico locations*
• GPA: 3.0 or higher on a 4-point scale (or its equivalent)
• Under 26 years old

 Reviewers will consider the following when selecting a recipient:

• Demonstrates strong work ethic
• Active participant in volunteer or community service activities

*Employment will be verified. Parents must be an active employee at the time their child/step-child receives their first award. Past recipients may apply regardless of their parent’s current employment status. Zimmer Biomet employees are not eligible to receive this award themselves.

This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

Established in memory of Mary Elsbury by her family to provide assistance to adults who need financial assistance to gain education beyond high school. This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

The Community Foundation defines non-traditional students as those who:

• Do not immediately continue their education after completing high school or a high school equivalency program OR
• Have continued their education beyond the high school level but were interrupted for a personal or financial reasons that resulted in a break from their education for more than one year.

Non-traditional students are generally over the age of 20.

Applicants must also:

• Be enrolled or planning to enroll in a higher education program for the current or upcoming academic year. This includes vocational or technical training.
• Be a resident of Kosciusko County, IN.
• Be able to demonstrate financial need.

Established in memory of Mary (Leedy) Hand, who was a teacher in the Warsaw school system, to provide scholarships to adults returning to higher education. This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

The Community Foundation defines non-traditional students as those who:

• Do not immediately continue their education after completing high school or a high school equivalency program OR
• Have continued their education beyond the high school level but were interrupted for a personal or financial reasons that resulted in a break from their education for more than one year.

Non-traditional students are generally over the age of 20.

Applicants must also:

• Be enrolled or planning to enroll in a higher education program for the current or upcoming academic year. This includes vocational or technical training.
• Be a resident of Kosciusko County, IN.
• Be able to demonstrate financial need.

Created by the friends and family of Shirley Sadler, in her memory to fund non-traditional scholarships to adults seeking higher education. Shirley was formerly a member of the Community Foundation's Board of Directors. This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

The Community Foundation defines non-traditional students as those who:

• Do not immediately continue their education after completing high school or a high school equivalency program OR
• Have continued their education beyond the high school level but were interrupted for a personal or financial reasons that resulted in a break from their education for more than one year.

Non-traditional students are generally over the age of 20.

Applicants must also:

• Be enrolled or planning to enroll in a higher education program for the current or upcoming academic year. This includes vocational or technical training.
• Be a resident of Kosciusko County, IN.
• Be able to demonstrate financial need.

Established by Mrs. Schiff to benefit non-traditional students needing financial assistance to begin or return to college. This scholarship is administered by the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

The Community Foundation defines non-traditional students as those who:

• Do not immediately continue their education after completing high school or a high school equivalency program OR
• Have continued their education beyond the high school level but were interrupted for a personal or financial reasons that resulted in a break from their education for more than one year.

Non-traditional students are generally over the age of 20.

Applicants must also:

• Be enrolled or planning to enroll in a higher education program for the current or upcoming academic year. This includes vocational or technical training.
• Be a resident of Kosciusko County, IN.
• Be able to demonstrate financial need.

Keystone Cooperative is a farmer-owned cooperative headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana with branches serving energy and agribusiness customers across Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. They believe the youth in our communities are dedicated, passionate, and instrumental in shaping the future of the agriculture industry.

Their Scholarship Program is designed to benefit college-bound high school seniors who are the children and grandchildren of their local cooperative members and who intend to study agriculture. They award 50 one-time scholarships of $2,000 each to students who meet their qualifications.

Application Qualifications:

• Must be a high school senior planning to graduate in spring 2025
• Must have a parent or grandparent who is a member of Keystone Cooperative. You must have membership ID number available to complete this application. Not sure of the membership ID number? Call 800 525-0272.
• Must be planning to enter the agriculture field

The INTMA Precision Machining Scholarship is an annual tuition scholarship created by the Indiana Chapter of the National Tooling & Machining Association to promote the tooling and machining industry, and assist students desiring to advance their education and pursue a career in tooling and machining. Applicants should demonstrate a clearly defined career interest in the tooling and machining industry.

Successful scholarship applicants receive an annual award of up to $10,000 to cover tuition, books and tools expenses for two semesters. Awards are for one academic year only. Recipients may re-apply for a second scholarship.

Students will be judged according to academic achievement, prior work experience in the area of construction technology, recommendations by faculty and employers and specific career objectives. Financial information from each candidate will be sought, but will be used only as a secondary basis when making a final judgment. The student must be at least a senior in high school and be in good standing with the school. The student must also be a legal resident of the state of Indiana and be enrolled in a construction technology program or a related construction field of study. Past recipients are eligible.

Noble REMC awards three $1,000 scholarships annually to help area students further their education at an accredited college or trade school of their choice.

The student must be an actively enrolled senior, and their parent or legal guardian must be a Noble REMC member, which means their primary residence is served by the REMC. Candidates are judged anonymously based on grade point average, a short autobiography and letters of recommendation, as well as their involvement at school and in the community.

The George W. Price Scholarship Endowment supports early award scholarships to students attending Wabash City Schools in grade 4 who meet the Foundation's Early Award Scholarship program's reading criteria.

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Wabash County.

The Richards were successful business people who owned the former Richards Tire Company on East Market Street in Wabash. They established a generous scholarship trust in 1965, to give back to their community by assisting worthy young residents of Wabash County who will be pursuing post-secondary career training or an academic degree at an accredited educational institution. Recipients are selected on the basis of a desire to continue an education beyond high school and an ability to succeed in education.

Eligibility Requirements

• Residents of Wabash County
• Traditional and nontraditional students
• Pursuing an academic degree or vocational certification

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Wabash County.

Roy B. Craver was a veteran of World War I. He established a scholarship for residents of Wabash County and graduates of a Wabash County high school who like himself are willing to serve in the armed forces even if they do not intend to enlist.

Eligibility Requirements

• Residents of Wabash County
• Traditional students graduating in the current year
• Pursuing a college degree from a nonsectarian college or university in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, or Ohio within 30 months of selection
• Enrolling within 30 months after notice of selection for this scholarship
• Be willing to serve in the armed forces of the United States

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Wabash County.

Ruth Minear was a talented businesswoman, who, with her husband, ran Minear Oil Company in Wabash. They had no children and no nieces and nephews, but Ruth had a passion for helping deserving young people obtain an education. Recipients of Minear Scholarships are selected based on an ability to succeed in post-secondary education or career training and demonstrates need for financial help.

Eligibility Requirements

• Graduates of Wabash High School in the current year
• Pursuing a post-high school education, whether a college degree or vocational training.

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Wabash County.

Alumni from Wabash High School Class of 1946 including Jane Scheerer, Janet Titus, and Pat Reed, established this scholarship for anyone who graduates from a Wabash County high school, public or private, and will be attending an Indiana institute of higher education. Selection is based on financial need, academic ability, communication skills, activities, and a written statement from the applicant. The scholarship is awarded in the spring of even-numbered years (2022, 2024, etc.)

Eligibility Requirements

• Graduate of an accredited high school in Wabash County, Indiana
• Full-time student pursuing a two or four-year undergraduate degree from an accredited Indiana institution of higher education
• A minimum accumulated GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale of the equivalent
• Recipient may be a person who once attended an institution of high education but was unable to complete a degree due to health or financial hardships

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Wabash County.

This scholarship will be awarded to students of the 8th grade at Wabash Middle School who are enrolled and participating in the Community Foundation's Early Award Scholarship program and who have shown strong attributes of self-reliance and resilience in the face of difficulty or life's challenges. The student selected in a particular year may not necessarily be the strongest academically or athletically but is one who shows strength of character and perseverance. The scholarship selection committee will also consider the student's traits for leadership, compassion, kindness, work ethic, and loyalty to WMS/WHS. The scholarship will be awarded into the recipient’s Early Award Scholarship Fund at the time of selection. Each recipient will forever be known as "A Rock Scholar."

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Wabash County.

The Walter Yopst Scholarship has helped Wabash High School graduates since 1995. A Wabash native, Mr. Yopst worked for General Electric as an electrical engineer. Through this fund, Mr. Yopst wanted to “assist students with financial need in obtaining an education beyond the high school level, whether in academic, technical, or vocational fields”. Awards are given based on financial need, good character, and academic standing.

Eligibility Requirements

• Residents of Wabash County over the age of 18
• A grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale at the time of high school graduation
• Pursuing an education beyond high school in an academic of vocational field
• Enrolling in a two- or four-year educational institution on at least a half-time basis

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Wabash County.

Through the World Class program, Mediacom awards $1,000 scholarships to winning applicants. Graduating high school seniors who live in the areas served by Mediacom are eligible. Scholarship awardees may attend any accredited two-year or four-year college, university, technical or vocational school within the United States.