Provides scholarships to students who attend the state’s lowest-rated public schools to be used toward tuition at the participating private school of student's choice. Scholarships are worth $6,165 for students in grades K-8 and $8,407 for high school students and are renewable through high school graduation.

Administers more than 60 scholarship funds through an open application process, although the majority of scholarship recipients are chosen by representatives from the school system and do not require an application. SCHOLARSHIP TIMELINE January – March 20 Review available scholarships Complete the Master Application Complete essays and other individual scholarship requirements Compile all required documents and prep for submission Submit completed application packet to Marietta Community Foundation, 100 Putnam Street Marietta, OH 45750 by Monday, March 20, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. No late submissions will be accepted. March – April Notify MCF if any application information changes Applications are processed, then distributed to dedicated scholarship committees for extensive review and voting April 23 – June 30 Selection notifications are emailed to recipients at least one week before the Scholarship Awards Ceremony — Sunday, April 23, 2023 Recipients attend Scholarship Awards Ceremony on April 30, 2023 Recipients submit Scholarship Contract(s) by June 30, 2023

Provides college scholarships for individuals who are legally blind in both eyes

Provides college scholarships each year through its three scholarship programs. The application process and deadlines vary for each program. All applications must go through the local Elks Lodge.

Aministers funding to assist physically disabled individuals and persons with debilitating disease with the following needs: * Provides medical and assistive equipment * Assistance with medication expense * Grant sponsorships for two Ida Sue students to attend the College of Wooster Nursery School * Scholarships for high school graduates with physical disabilities who plan to attend college, university, or trade school * Funding of projects that assist people with physical disabilities

Provides scholarships to individuals with hemophilia.

Provides grants and scholarships in Greater Middletown, Monroe, Trenton, Franklin, and Madison, and Lemon Townships.

Clubhouse kid graduates can apply for a four year renewable $1,200 scholarship for college, technical, or other education.

Provides financial aid advisory services to Lake and Geauga County residents seeking to attend a technical/vocational institution, community college, or four-year university or college. Scholarship Program. "Last Dollar" grants to supplement available funds after all other sources have been exhausted.

Scholarship applications available for students in Hocking, Athens, and Perry Counties who wish to attend an accredited institution of higher education. Completed applications must be submitted to HAPCAP by March 1 of each year in order to be considered for funding for the academic year beginning in September.

A lineage society that strives to provide service through scholarships and historic preservation, volunteer projects, patriotic endeavors, and education.

Those not able to pay full membership or program fees may be awarded partial assistance scholarships based upon demonstrated need and availability of funds.

Autism Scholarship and Jon Peterson Scholarship Provider. K-12 Private 08 School; Whole Child education; Academics, Orton Gillingham Reading Instruction, Intervention Specialist, Tutoring, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Art Therapy, Counseling, Psychology, Special Education Intervention Specialist, Aide Services; Twice Exceptional Focused, Individual Focus learning,

Education and career advising programs provide: individualized college and career advising sessions; college, career and skill assessments; college readiness preparatory information (ACT/SAT); registration/admissions assistance; FAFSA/Financial Aid completion sessions/workshops; scholarship opportunities; career exploration; military resources; workforce/employability information, etc.

Services are built into all county public schools through on-site ACCESS Advisors.

Emphasizes assisting those with visual needs (glasses) but any other needs will be considered. Scholarships awarded to Lucas graduating seniors who are selected from applicants.

The Foundation encourages charitable tax-exempt organizations serving Richland County residents to apply for a competitive grant to provide programs and services that fulfill the current needs of the community (Competitive Grant Program). We provide scholarships for local students to attend college or a career technical education center. We award grants to nonprofit agencies that wish to develop creative, educational and fun-filled activities for Richland County children throughout the summer months (Summertime Kids Program). We award grants to Richland County teachers to develop creative and interesting new programs, projects or events for the K-12 classrooms of Richland County (Teacher Assistance Program - TAP). Provide funding to programs and projects in the Richland County area, which empower women to reach their full potential (Women's Fund). For additional grant opportunities contact the Foundation.

Offers a variety of programs that are sponsored/provided by organizations within the community. Current programs available are: - Special Riders, provides individuals with severe physical disabilities the opportunity to ride horses. Volunteers and staff work in teams of three to facilitate a safe horseback riding experience for participants. We have spring and fall sessions available. - Equipment Loan, offers loan items to individuals recovering from surgeries or other health related issues at no cost for up to 3 months. . - Caregiver Support Group, meets 10:00-11:30pm every third Thursday to help caregivers.

Provides scholarships to students age 3-22 who are on the spectrum and have a medical diagnosis. Scholarship can be used at the participating school and/or private service provider(s) of student's choice and is renewable through high school graduation or the student's 22nd birthday. Scholarships are worth up to $32,445 a year.

Maintains information online about local scholarships. Provides an online application to assist students in applying for these local scholarships. Offers assistance to individuals, families, companies, or nonprofits who are seeking to create a scholarship to assist local college students.

Offers two-generation Scholarship Program

The Drive to Succeed Scholarship Program, administered through the Knox County Health Department, is to expand access to driver’s education training for income-eligible teenagers by providing a scholarship to those who cannot afford to take driver’s education training. The student will provide a $25 deposit to the school that will then be used for their driving test.

Provides workshops, camps, classes and private lessons in the areas of music, dance, theatre, visual arts and Kenpo for seniors, adults, teens, and kids.

Supports over 230 donor-established scholarship funds in sustaining the continued educational pursuits of the region’s students. These scholarships are made possible through FAO’s generous donors and we take pride in honoring the legacy and story behind each fund.

Short-term scholarships are available for Ohio residents age 25 and older impacted by COVID-19, up to $2000. More information is available at https://www.cscc.edu/academics/certificates.shtml.