For an East Noble High School senior who is pursuing any type of post-secondary education and has worked to promote the advancement of philanthropy and charity for the community. One time award amount to be determined. Essay question required on application: “In your own words, what is humanitarian? Please list anything you have done you feel is humanitarian related.”

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

For a student from Noble County in the second or subsequent year of college (post high-school) education who received some or all of K-12 schooling through home school or a Christian School. One-time payment of about $250.

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

For a northeastern Indiana high school senior who will pursue four years of undergraduate study on a full-time basis, and who has been participating in cross country and/or track for at least two years. Pays $500 one-time. For tax exempt college expenses (tuition, fees, and books), excluding housing or transportation. Extra essay: How has involvement in cross country and/or track affected your decisions and goals for your future?

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

This scholarship opportunity is in loving memory of Chelsea K. Hart, age 15. Chelsea, (January 12, 1995 - April 8, 2010), was an active teenager who enjoyed their family pool, 4-wheeling, and participating on the softball and volleyball teams. After a vehicle accident (April 6), it was determined Chelsea was to experience the advantage of making God her #1. The successful scholar(s) will show evidence of their lifestyle as it is compared to Chelsea Kay Hart: graduating high school senior who demonstrates the traits of defined faith, notable integrity, sense of purpose, strong morals and helping others. Priority is given (but not limited to) to the student who intends to attain a 4-year degree. Any student interested in applying must be a graduating senior from Heritage High School in Monroeville, IN.

This scholarship opportunity is in loving memory of Paul Zurcher (July 9, 1924 – May 7, 2015). Paul returned from the front lines of World War II when he was 21 years old. With a borrowed $300, he opened a one-bay service station. What started with one employee has now grown to 100-plus at the original Monroe, Indiana location. Today there are more than 250 independently owned and operated Best-One locations across 14 states. Applicants will show how they live out Paul’s Nine Commitments (see application) through school, church or community activities, work experience, or family involvement. Applicants must show a connection to the Best-One Tire & Service group (Best-One employee or employee’s spouse/child/dependent). Scholarships may be awarded to students seeking two- or four-year degrees or post-secondary vocational training.

This scholarship opportunity was established to provide financial support for potentially future employees of the trucking industry or Selking International Trucks. Priority is given to students (current or planning) to major in the diesel mechanics field of study. Also considered eligible: applicants that show a connection to the Selking International Trucks & Service group (employee or employee’s spouse/child/dependent) majoring in diesel mechanics (priority) or business. Scholarships may be awarded to students seeking two- or four-year degrees or post-secondary vocational training.

This scholarship opportunity is offered through the Adams County Community Foundation / Tiffany Grace Abner Fund in memory of a young woman who was very active with the Redeemer Lutheran Church in Bryant, IN and the Adams and Jay County communities. Musically, Tiffany was an avid violinist. She enrolled in the MusicWorks program to expand her skills by studying cello. This fund will be an annual tribute to remember Tiffany, her talents, and her love of music. This application is for traditional, on-track, nontraditional students applying for scholarships through the Adams County Community Foundation (ACCF) for academic goals to major in music or education.

In partnership with the Indiana 4-H Foundation, the Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program annually awards more than $125,000.00 in scholarships to 4-H members to pursue post-secondary education. Scholarships are awarded to recognize youth participating in Indiana’s 4-H Youth Development Program on their achievements and life skill development resulting from their participation in a variety of 4-H experiences.

The Senior Year Scholarship is available to 4-H members in their senior year of high school. Selection is based on the member’s overall 4-H achievement.

In partnership with the Indiana 4-H Foundation, the Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program annually awards more than $125,000.00 in scholarships to 4-H members to pursue post-secondary education. Scholarships are awarded to recognize youth participating in Indiana’s 4-H Youth Development Program on their achievements and life skill development resulting from their participation in a variety of 4-H experiences.

The Club Scholarship is available to 4-H members entering Purdue University, as a freshman or transfer student, majoring in the College of Agriculture or select majors, listed on the application, in the College of Health and Human Sciences. Selection is based on the member’s overall 4-H achievement and financial need as determined by Purdue’s Division of Financial Aid.

In partnership with the Indiana 4-H Foundation, the Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program annually awards more than $125,000.00 in scholarships to 4-H members to pursue post-secondary education. Scholarships are awarded to recognize youth participating in Indiana’s 4-H Youth Development Program on their achievements and life skill development resulting from their participation in a variety of 4-H experiences.

This scholarship is available to 4-H members in grade 10-12 and the year immediately following high school graduation. Selection is based on the member’s life skill development resulting from their 4-H participation. Categories include Animal Science; Citizenship; Communications; Engineering and Technological Science; Healthy Living, Food, and Nutrition Science; Leadership Development; Plant and Environmental Science; Premier Achievement; Premier Citizenship; and Premier Leadership.

In partnership with the Indiana 4-H Foundation, the Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program annually awards more than $125,000.00 in scholarships to 4-H members to pursue post-secondary education. Scholarships are awarded to recognize youth participating in Indiana’s 4-H Youth Development Program on their achievements and life skill development resulting from their participation in a variety of 4-H experiences.

The Laurenz Greene Memorial Excellence in 4-H Horticulture Scholarship is available to 4-H members entering Purdue University Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture pursuing an undergraduate degree in Horticulture, Turf Management and Science, Sustainable Food and Farming Systems or Landscape Architecture. Applicants must have studied at least four years horticulture and/or plant science related subject matter/project through Indiana 4-H Youth Development. Selection is based on the member’s overall 4-H achievement.

The Nancy Jaynes Memorial Scholarship Award is named in honor of the founder of the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust (IBCAT), Nancy Jaynes. The scholarship is awarded to Indiana high school seniors who have lost a parent or have a parent currently undergoing breast cancer treatment. Scholarships up to $2,500 are available to students attending an Indiana college/university or post-secondary technical school.

Scholarship for students planning to teach in a "high-need" field. The Commission defines “high-need” as special education or middle or high school level math or science.

Scholarship for minority students (defined as Black and Hispanic/Latinx individuals) who will participate in student teaching or a school administration internship as part of the students' degree requirements. Priority will be given to student teaching applicants.

Beacon Credit Union is making available five (5) $2,500 scholarships to five (5) students who are entering their freshman year in the fall of 2026.

Eligibility:

• Applicant needs to be a member of Beacon Credit Union at the time of application.
• Applicant must be entering their freshman year in the fall of 2026.
• The scholarship is to be used towards an accredited college, university or technical school.

Each year, the Indiana Broadcasters Association awards ten $5,000 scholarships to deserving Hoosier broadcasting students to help pay for their educational expenses. Submissions are evaluated by IBA member stations and scholarship awards are presented at the Spring IBA Career Fair.

Scholarship applicants should:

• Be an Indiana resident;
• Be a current, full-time college student attending an IBA Member school with plans to continue as a full-time undergraduate student in the 2025 fall semester;
• Have an overall 3.0 or higher GPA (on a 4.0 scale);
• Be actively participating in a college broadcast facility or working/interning for a commercial/public broadcast facility

Lauretta Abrahamer established the Mandel & Lauretta Abrahamer Scholarship in memory of her husband, Mandel. The scholarship provides assistance for students pursuing a degree in Nursing or a related health care field. The Steuben County Community Foundation administers this scholarship.

The student must be a graduate of a Steuben County high school and a resident of the county. They must be entering or currently in the School of Nursing. If there are no qualifying nursing students, endowment proceeds will assist students in health-related fields. Applicants should have at least a 3.0 GPA on a four-point grading system and demonstrate financial need. Past recipients with a GPA of 3.0 or higher may reapply.

The Angola Rotary Club Scholarship was established in 2015 to support students or alumni from any Steuben County High School pursue a secondary education. The Club's goal is to help a student with an average GPA needing financial assistance. Preference is given to students with a relationship to Rotary. The Steuben County Community Foundation administers this scholarship.

Applicant must be a graduating senior or alumnus of any Steuben County high school, including nontraditional and homeschool students, attending college or university full-time. High school GPA should be between 2.5-3.5 (4.0 scale). Past awardees may reapply with a 2.75+ college GPA.

In October of 2007, Cheryl Anstett, a retired public school teacher, created this scholarship to help students who have been out of school more than one year and are interested in continuing their education. This scholarship gives non-traditional students an opportunity to apply for assistance. The Steuben County Community Foundation administers this scholarship.

Applicant must be a graduate of one of the four Steuben County high schools or a non-traditional student (homeschool or GED holder from Steuben County) who has been out of school for one or more years. Must attend an Indiana institution (trade, technical, two-year, or four-year).

This scholarship is for a graduating Angola High School senior or a nontraditional student who has graduated from Angola High School that is pursuing a bachelor’s degree, with preference given to those studying Psychology or Women’s Studies. A past award recipient may reapply if they maintain a 3.0 GPA or better. This scholarship is provided by the Steuben County Community Foundation.