The Darcy Blair Memorial Educational Fund was established by the family of Dr. Darcy Blair with the many contributions made by her teachers, patients and friends who remembered her as someone who felt she had a responsibility to be a positive influence in the world. The fund had been conceptualized by Dr. Blair several years before she was diagnosed with cancer. She had written a plan to create an opportunity fund that would help girls pursue an interest in addition to their formal education, which would otherwise not be possible such as extra-curricular or life experience activities, travel or studying a foreign language. This scholarship does not cover direct tuition costs.
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The Edward E. & Beverley H. McDonald Scholarship Fund was established by Mrs. Beverley H. McDonald of Nicholasville, Kentucky, to provide scholarship assistance to graduating seniors from Bryan Station High School, Lafayette High School or Tates Creek High School in Lexington, Kentucky, or any high school located in Jessamine County, Kentucky.
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The Community Foundation of Louisville’s General Scholarship Application features more than 50 scholarship opportunities. The General Scholarship Application is open December 15, 2017 through March 15, 2018. After completing the General Scholarship Application, students will then be automatically matched to specific scholarship opportunities they may be eligible for based on the information provided on the general application.
Following the submission of the General Scholarship Application, complete applications will then be reviewed by scholarship committees to score applications and determine the recipients of each scholarship. All scholarship applicants will be notified by May 15, 2018.
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The HL Lyons III Memorial Scholarship Fund will provide assistance to help defray expenses for vocational and/or technical post-secondary educational courses or other such training that would help the recipient attain, sustain or expand their employability by learning new technical skills or trades. Applicants must have experience working in a technical trade, vocation or manufacturing job; or a demonstrated aptitude for a technical trade and/or vocation.
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The Kute Family Scholarship Fund was established by Stephen and Susan Kute to provide an opportunity to non-traditional female students to pursue a college education. A non-traditional student is one who did not pursue any form of post-secondary education after graduating from high school for a minimum of 24 months; or the student who entered college directly out of high school but never completed a degree - having sat out a minimum of 2 years.
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The Lisa M. Quesenberry Scholarship Fund was established by Irvin and Mary Ann Quesenberry and Kathryn Quesenberry to memorialize the accomplishments of their daughter and sister, Lisa M. Quesenberry. The scholarship is designed to provide research or study awards to motivated graduate students.
This grant will cover necessary research expenses related to the proposed research. This may include support for per diem subsistence and travel to locations where the proposed research will be carried out, and hourly wages for research assistance of limited duration. Limited support for supplies and equipment is also applicable under special circumstances.
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Nelle Peterson was a founding member and the first President of the Louisville Craftsmen Guild (now Louisville Artisans Guild), the oldest art guild in Kentucky. She was a former Director of the Art Center in Louisville. Nelle was a well-respected teacher who gave much to developing young students who are professional artists today. We owe her our gratitude and wish to remember her through our Nelle Peterson Memorial Art Scholarship.
The scholarship is a one time award of $2,000.00 made available to a graduating senior who plans to major in art or a related field. The scholarship recipient will also be awarded a one-year free membership to Louisville Artisans Guild.
The name of the applicant will not be disclosed to committee members, but will be identified by an assigned number only. Before uploading artwork please cover names on artwork whenever possible. No committee member may be related to any applicant nor may any member be acquainted with any applicant in more than a casual manner.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/28/2017
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
2/28/2018 11:59 PM
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The Marian Kincaid Warns & Carl A. Warns, Jr. Scholarship Fund was established by Dr. Marian Kincaid Warns to provide grants to help defray the law school expenses of students currently enrolled at the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville.
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The Valley High School Class of 1957 Scholarship Fund was established by the Class of 1957 to provide scholarship assistance in the form of grants to help defray college or university expenses to graduating high school seniors of Valley High School.
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The Women's Second Chance College Scholarship Fund was established by Ms. Ruth Ann Tillman to provide assistance, through financial grants and mentoring, to women 25-40 years of age who have the determination and discipline to obtain a bachelors degree.
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