SCHOLARSHIP GUIDE
Applications Open January 1st
The Community Foundation of NCW has a wide range of scholarships available for students.
Review all of the scholarships below, or click on the Apply Now button to go to our online application site. There you can take a quick eligibility quiz to determine exactly which scholarships for which you can apply.
| Scholarship Name | Scholarship Description | Scholarship Due Date |
|---|---|---|
| Alex O. Santillanes Scholarship | Alex O. Santillanes saved the lives of many by working tirelessly through gang outreach, as a student guidance counselor, as a community organizer for Yakima County Substance Abuse Coalition, and as a student retention specialist at A.C. Davis High School. This scholarship is available to Hispanic high school seniors from Yakima Valley. | March 1st |
| Alice Malloy Ruud Scholarship | Alice Ruud, as Waterville School Librarian for over 30 years, loved matching students with books creating many enthusiastic readers. Her next service was a career advisor challenging students to think about ‘what they would like to be when they grew up’ and providing college and scholarship information to make that happen. Alice inspired countless students to continue their education at Universities, Community Colleges and Trade Schools. This scholarship was created in her memory to help Waterville High School Seniors achieve their dreams for continued education. | March 1st |
| Altrusa Club of Wenatchee Scholarship | The Altrusa Club of Wenatchee Alumni believe in the education of women and want to help women graduates of Wenatchee Valley College who are committed to continuing education in their chosen field. This scholarship is available to female students who will graduate or have graduated from Wenatchee Valley College and will continue on to a four-year college or university. This scholarship is renewable. | March 1st |
| Andrew York Memorial Scholarship | This scholarship was established by Chelan County PUD employees to honor the memory of a co-worker, Andrew York, who was killed in a tragic accident. This scholarship is available to Washington State high school seniors who are active in advocating against impaired driving. | March 1st |
| Arlene Birdsell Martin Teaching Scholarship | Mrs. Martin taught high school in Pullman before moving to Wenatchee, where she was the head of the English Department at Wenatchee Valley College. This scholarship is available to students who will graduate from Wenatchee Valley College and continue on to a four-year college or university. Renewal possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| AVHRA Human Resource Scholarship | The Apple Valley Human Resource Association provides leadership, resources, training, education, and networking opportunities through local chapter activites and affiliations with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Northwest Human Resource Management Association (NHRMA). This scholarship is available to high school seniors and current college students from Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan Counties who are pursuing a career in human resources. | March 1st |
| Bob and Nita Paine Scholarship | This scholarship was established by the Paine Family in 2012, This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Wenatchee or Eastmont High Schools who plan to attend Washington State University. | March 1st |
| Bob and Valerie Valaas Health Sciences Scholarship | Bob and Valerie Valaas recognized the need for well-trained medical personnel in the Wenatchee Valley. Bob served on the Central Washington Hospital Board of Directors, and they had several children and grandchildren who served the medical community. This scholarship is available to high school seniors or previous graduates of Wenatchee or Westside High Schools who plan to enroll in the Allied Health program at Wenatchee Valley College. | June 1st |
| Bolyard Family Nursing Scholarship | This scholarship is available to second-year nursing students at Wenatchee Valley College. | June 1st |
| Brewster High School Rawson Scholarship | In October 1995, Julie Rawson, a Brewster High School teacher, received the Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award of $25,000. The following year, she established the Brewster High School Rawson Scholarship and the Brewster Mike Marin Scholarship. This scholarship is available to Brewster High School seniors. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Brewster Mike Marin Memorial Scholarship | In October 1995, Julie Rawson, a Brewster High School teacher, received the Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award of $25,000. The following year, she established the Brewster High School Rawson Scholarship and the Brewster Mike Marin Scholarship. This scholarship is available to Brewster High School seniors. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Brock Lindberg Pi Kappa Phi Scholarship | Brock Lindberg was a student at Washington State University and a proud Pi Kappa Phi member – serving as Scholarship Fund Chairman of his chapter. Brock’s mother, Janna Viebrock, established the Brock Lindberg Pi Kappa Phi Scholarship to honor Brock’s educational goals and help Brock’s current and future fraternity brothers at Pi Kappa Phi. | April 22nd |
| Bud & Donna Corbin Scholarship | Bud and Donna Corbin were long-time members of First Presbyterian Church of Wenatchee (now Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church) and desired to encourage and financially help students of the congregation. This scholarship is available to high school seniors who are affiliated with Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Cakes for College Scholarship | In 1995, as a senior at Wenatchee High School, Ben Paine received a scholarship from the Community Foundation. As an adult, Ben and his family chose to give back to the community that gave to him by raising money for local students to attend college. The Keep it in the Valley Foundation's 150 volunteers sell funnel cakes at the Apple Blossom food fair each year and donate all the proceeds to this scholarship fund. This scholarships is available to high school seniors from Cashmere, Eastmont, River Academy, Wenatchee, or Westside High Schools (or home-schooled seniors from those districts) who will attend Wenatchee Valley College. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Camp Fire NCW Scholarship | Camp Fire NCW Council has served youth since opening in 1912, making the organization one of the most successful and deeply rooted youth-development organizations in our community. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan, Grant, or Adams Counties who've been involved with Camp Fire NCW for a minimum of two years and are currently active with the Council in some capacity. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Cancer Care / Betsy Tontini Nursing Scholarship | This scholarship was established in 2000 to honor the memory of a Betsy Tontini, a Wenatchee nurse who touched numerous lives with her warm and special caring. Betsy was instrumental in organizing Cancer Care of North Central Washington as well as founding “Our House”, a home for out-of-the-area patients to stay while receiving treatment. This scholarship is available to graduating high school seniors from Chelan or Douglas Counties or current Wenatchee Valley College students who will enroll or are enrolled in the nursing program at Wenatchee Valley College. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | June 1st |
| Carol Cooper Nursing Scholarship | The Carol Cooper Nursing Scholarship that aims to support students pursuing an RN or BSN degree at Wenatchee Valley College. | June 1st |
| Cascade and Chelan School Districts ELL Scholarship | The Cascade and Chelan School Districts ELL Scholarship provides financial support for students from the Cascade and Chelan School Districts and for whom English is a second language. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Cascade or Chelan High Schools who have passed the Washington Language Proficiency Test. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Cashmere Rotary Club Academic Scholarship | With the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self” in mind, Cashmere Rotary Club serves the local community as well as the local schools and invests in our future leaders by funding scholarships for Cashmere High School seniors who are pursuing higher education. The ideal candidate is well-rounded with leadership qualities and emphasis on service, academic strength, and participation in school and community activities. | March 1st |
| Cashmere Rotary Club Challenge Scholarship | With the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self” in mind, Cashmere Rotary Club serves the local community as well as the local schools and invests in our future leaders by funding scholarships for Cashmere High School seniors who are pursuing higher education. The ideal candidate is well-rounded with leadership qualities and emphasis on service, academic strength, and participation in school and community activities who has overcome a personal challenge or obstacle to achieve success in education. | March 1st |
| Cashmere Rotary Club Vocational/Technical Scholarship | With the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self” in mind, Cashmere Rotary Club serves the local community as well as the local schools and invests in our future leaders by funding scholarships for Cashmere High School seniors including those who are continuing their education through Vocational or Technical training. The ideal candidate is well-rounded with leadership qualities, an emphasis on service, and participation in school and community activities whose post-graduation plans include choosing a field that requires a two-year training and/or educational program. | March 1st |
| Cashmere Schools Foundation Renewal Scholarship | Only previous recipients of a Cashmere Schools Foundation Scholarship may apply for this scholarship. Students must be currently enrolled in a technical/trade school, college, or university and planning to continue their studies in the coming fall. | March 1st |
| Cashmere Schools Foundation Scholarship | The Cashmere Schools Foundation offers multiple scholarships to graduating seniors of Cashmere High School with a single application. Renewal is possible; recipients will be invited to apply for a renewal scholarship. | March 1st |
| Cathryn "Kate" George Frechen Scholarship | The Cathryn “Kate” George Frechen Scholarship Fund was established in 1999 by Kay Sparks, niece of Cathryn “Kate” George Frechen, in her aunt’s memory. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Pewamo-Westphalia Community Schools in Pewamo, Michigan. | March 1st |
| Chelan County Cattlemen's Scholarship | The Chelan County Cattlemen’s Association raised funds and created this scholarship to help students pursuing an education in the field of agriculture. This scholarship is available to high school seniors or previous graduates from any Chelan County high school who plan to or are studying agriculture or related fields. | March 1st |
| Chelan County Fire District #1 Volunteer Association Scholarship | The Chelan County Fire District #1 Volunteer Association Scholarship was established in 1993. This scholarship was created thanks to the fundraising activities of the Chelan County Fire District #1 Volunteers who had a desire to provide scholarships in perpetuity for members or relatives of members of the Association. This scholarship is available to students who are members or related to members of the department or association. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Clarence and Della Murray Scholarship | Mrs. Della Murray started this scholarship in memory of her husband, Clarence, who died in 1997, and who was an accountant for 42 years at S&M Service for “Jeep” Miller. Mrs. Murray died in 2007 at age 94. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties. It is paid over two years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Cone Family Scholarship | The Cone Family Scholarship was established by Judge Charles E. Cone in honor of his father Charles E. Cone, a former Superintendent and teacher at Chelan High School, and his mother, Victoria J. Cone. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan High School. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Wenatchee Valley Medical Group and Confluence Health Employee Scholarship | Open to employees or family members of employees of Confluence Health or Wenatchee Valley Medical Group seeking any type of trade, community college, certificate or four-year university education. at qualifying institutions. Preference given in the following order 1) employees, 2) children of employees and 3) first degree relatives of employees. Additional preference will be giving to those pursuing healthcare or healthcare related training. | March 1st |
| Cruz Andrist Memorial Scholarship | This Scholarship is offered to Honor the Life and Memory of a truly exceptional and intelligent young man named Cruz Abraham Andrist who passed away in 2021 after open heart surgery to correct congenital heart defects. We bring honor to Cruz’s contributions by recognizing and demonstrating the value of joy, harmony, and a thoughtfully intelligent approach to life and the opportunities it presents. The Cruz Andrist Memorial Scholarship emphasizes these characteristics in the application criteria listed below. Please use them to show how you have and will continue to emphasize them on your career path. | March 1st |
| David M Bohr Memorial Baseball Scholarship | This scholarship fund was established by memorial gifts in honor of David M. Bohr, a long-time Wenatchee attorney and judge pro-term in Chelan. David led many youth activities throughout the Wenatchee Valley but baseball was his true love. | March 1st |
| deRubertis Family Scholarship | The deRubertis family established a scholarship in 2016 to support graduating seniors of Cashmere High School in their pursuit of a bachelor’s degree. This scholarship is paid over multiple years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Doell Family Scholarship | The children of Bill and Mildred Doell (pronounced “Dell”) wanted their parents to be remembered for their high ideals and service to North Central Washington. The Doells both grew up and worked in Wenatchee & Eastern Washington. Mrs. Doell was a teacher and Mr. Doell owned his own business for over 50 years. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties who will major in journalism, music, or a related field. | March 1st |
| Don and Rita Campbell Scholarship | Inspired by Rita Campbell, who returned to college and received her degree after raising their three sons, this scholarship supports non-traditional students returning to school in Washington State. | March 1st |
| Dorothy Prewitt Pohlman / AAUW Scholarship | Dorothy Prewitt Pohlman was one of the founders of Wenatchee Valley College. As part of her legacy, she created this scholarship, which is administered by the American Association of University Women. This scholarship is available to current or former female students from Wenatchee Valley College who have plans to pursue a Bachelor's degree at a four-year college. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Douglas County Waste Management Environmental Studies College Scholarship | This scholarship was established in 2005 to support Douglas County students seeking further education in environmental engineering or the area of environmental sciences. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Douglas County who will major in environmental sciences or environmental engineering. | March 1st |
| Dr Don Fager Nursing Scholarship | This scholarship is awarded to current or previous Wenatchee Valley College nursing students seeking further education in a nursing program at an accredited school in the United States of America. | June 1st |
| Dr. N. K. Bhide Band Scholarship | Established by the Bhide family, this scholarship encourages students in their love of learning and applauds students who uphold the Golden Apple Marching Band principles of hard work and discipline. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Wenatchee High School who've participated in the Golden Apple Marching Band for at least one year. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Dr. Patrick Molloy Migrant Scholarship | This scholarship was established in 2017 by the will of Dr. Patrick Molloy. It is available to Chelan High School seniors and alumni who qualified for migrant programs. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Dr. Steven G. Kerr Memorial Medical Scholarship | From an early age, Steve Kerr aspired to be a doctor; fortunately he was granted a scholarship to allow him the opportunity to complete medical school. He devoted his entire life to medicine, his number one passion. This scholarship is available to nontraditional students (those who are returning to studies after a break in education) who plan to or are enrolled in the Allied Health program at Wenatchee Valley College. | June 1st |
| Duane Kaasa Makers Scholarship | Students seeking a field of study in the "makers" field of welding, machining, auto mechanics, aviation or train maintenance or engineering. Preference given to any veteran, currently residing, or graduate of any high school in Chelan or Douglas counties. | March 1st |
| Eddie Bromiley Memorial Scholarship | The Eddie Bromiley Scholarship was created to honor his life by helping students that are continuing their education in the same direction that he did. Graduating seniors or returning students having graduated from any High School in Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan, Kittitas or Grant counties can apply for this scholarship if they will be attending a trade school or a field of study limited to technical programs. Preference given to applicants who have participated in FFA or rodeo activities. | June 1st |
| Edna Fast Maguire Kappa Delta Sorority Scholarship | The Edna Fast Maguire Kappa Delta Sorority Scholarship was established in 2019 to honor Edna Fast Maguire's commitment to her alma mater, Washington State University and devoted service to Kappa Delta. Education was always important to Edna. She started her early education years traveling by horse and buggy to a one room schoolhouse, then attended high school in Ritzville before graduating from Washington State University in 1942 with a BS in business and as a proud member of Kappa Delta Sorority. Edna continued the philanthropic ways that were encouraged from her years with Kappa Delta throughout her entire life. This scholarship is awarded to a collegiate Panhellenic woman who has worked to further her fraternal community’s reputation on her campus and who embodies the values of sisterhood, philanthropy and scholarship. | May 1st |
| Edna Fast Maguire WSU School of Veterinary Medicine Scholarship | The Edna Fast Maguire WSU School of Veterinary Medicine Scholarship was established in 2019 to honor Edna Fast Maguire's commitment to her alma mater, Washington State University. Edna's first husband, Robert "Bob" R. Fast graduated from WSU School of Veterinary Medicine in 1942 and married Edna in 1944. Edna and Bob moved to Hermiston, OR and opened and operated the Hermiston Veterinary Hospital. Bob passed in 1960 and Edna continued their business until 1996. They honored their lifelong love for animals by endowing a research lab at the WSU School of Veterinary Medicine and wanted to continue a legacy of philanthropic giving by starting this scholarship to be awarded to a student attending veterinary school at WSU. | April 1st |
| Entiat Scholarship Foundation Scholarship | This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Entiat High School. | March 1st |
| Eric DePersio Memorial Scholarship | Eric DePersio was an outstanding student at Wenatchee High School, a golfer, and a downhill skier. Unfortunately, he died in a tragic boating accident in 1991. His parents, Dr. Edward and Pamela DePersio, established this fund in 1991. This scholarship is available to a high school student from Wenatchee or WestSide High School. | March 1st |
| Everett & Roy Hill Music Scholarship | Everett Hill was often described as a free thinker who wanted to make his community a better place. He wasn’t afraid to think outside of the box and find creative ways to see his ideas come to life. Mr. Hill established this scholarship as a way to help students who shared the love he and his brother Roy had for music. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties who plan to pursue studies in music. It is paid over two years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Ferguson Family Scholarship | The Ferguson Family Scholarship was established to provide educational scholarships to graduating seniors, current college students, or non-traditional students returning to school from Chelan or Douglas county and pursuing a Bachelor of Applied Science Engineering Technology (BAS-ET) at Wenatchee Valley College. The Ferguson family is dedicated to helping students with financial need and a commitment to engineering with a four-year scholarship to Wenatchee Valley College. This scholarship is paid over multiple years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Fern Cousineau Duncan Art Scholarship | Mrs. Duncan was an art teacher at Wenatchee High School from 1929 to 1959. She also taught at Wenatchee Valley College until she retired. This scholarship was established by her will. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from North Central Washington who are pursuing a career in the field of art. | March 1st |
| Ferne Daniel Scholarship | Ferne Daniel, daughter of the late William H. and Fairrie Daniel, who farmed on the Sagebrush Flats near Ephrata, established this scholarship in 1991. Miss Daniel taught school first in Wenatchee in 1944 at the Whitman School, and then in Ephrata from 1946 through 1970. She passed away in 2007. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Ephrata High School who plan to study education, agriculture, or related fields. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| FH Vinecore Memorial Scholarship | To provide scholarships to Douglas County students who shall attend Washington State University with residents of the Orondo area of Douglas County, WA receiving "first consideration". Preference will also be given to those who major in Horticulture or Business Administration. | March 1st |
| Fisk and Lila Gerhardt Scholarship | Mrs. Lila Gerhardt's will established this fund. Mrs. Gerhardt was predeceased by her husband, Dr. Fisk Gerhardt, who was a Plant Physiologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Wenatchee. Dr. Gerhardt was also a lifetime member of the Wenatchee Lodge 1186, Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks. The Gerhardts had no children of their own but held a lifelong interest in all children of the community. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Wenatchee High School. This scholarship is paid over two years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Gene "Sarge" Huber Band Scholarship | Gene "Sarge" Huber, band director at Wenatchee High School for 29 years, was described by a school superintendent in this way: "A great definition of love is someone who helps people gain victories without them knowing you have helped them. A lot of kids are out there with victories because of Sarge.” This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Wenatchee High School who consistently participated in Golden Apple Band, Jazz Band, or Wind Ensemble. | March 1st |
| Gerald E. Robinson Memorial Scholarship | The Gerald E. Robinson Memorial Scholarship was established in 2018 to honor Gerald "Jerry" Robinson's love of animals. Jerry Robinson was a resident of Okanogan County and was well known for loving his dogs and caring for them better than himself. It is only just, and Jerry's wish, that the Gerald E. Robinson Scholarship be used to assist others who wish to love animals as he did. This scholarship supports college students who are enrolled in a qualified veterinary or pre-veterinary program. | March 1st |
| Gil and Kay Sparks Scholarship | The Gil and Kay Sparks Scholarship Fund was established in 2020 by their friends to recognize their long-standing involvement in the Wenatchee Valley community. Described as, "two highly effective and prolific community builders, who with little fanfare and great humility, have made enormous contributions to civic life in the (Wenatchee) valley. They leave us with not only a legacy of contribution but as an example of how anyone and everyone can make a positive difference". | March 1st |
| Grace Ekman Whitley Scholarship | Grace Ekman Whitley taught school in Leavenworth, Manson, Tonasket, and Wenatchee High Schools. She had no children, but she loved the children in her classrooms as her own. This scholarship is available to high school students from Cascade, Manson, Tonasket, and Wenatchee High Schools. | March 1st |
| Hal Newman Memorial Music Scholarship | The Newman family established this scholarship in memory of their son, Hal, who passed away in a tragic accident in 1991. Hal attended Wenatchee High School, was a member of the National Honors Society, and was an outstanding music student. He sang tenor in the Chamber Singers group and had starring roles in several musical productions. This scholarship is available to high school students from Wenatchee High School who plan to study music. | March 1st |
| Harry & Kathern Lovejoy Scholarship | Impacted by her father Harry's unfinished goal of graduating from college, Jane Lovejoy established this scholarship to assist students with the desire to complete their education. Harry was able to send Jane to Washington State University, where she completed a degree in education and became a premiere teacher and librarian. This scholarship is available to students with third-year status who plan to attend Washington State University and study agriculture. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Henry Max Galbraith / East Wenatchee Grange No. 1012 Scholarship | Henry Max Galbraith was a fruit rancher in East Wenatchee and a longtime member of East Wenatchee Grange. He served as Master of the East Wenatchee Grange for several years and also served in many positions within the East Wenatchee Grange and the Douglas County Pomona Grange. This scholarship is available to high school seniors or recent graduates from Douglas County who plan to or are studying agriculture or Allied Health at Wenatchee Valley College. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Howard and Beverly Murray Memorial Scholarship | Howard Murray spent his life teaching and motivating students in the field of chemistry. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan and Douglas Counties who plan to study math or science. | March 1st |
| Inga, Magnus, and Knute Bakke Memorial Scholarship | The Inga, Magnus and Knute Bakke Memorial Scholarship was established in 2019 to support students from the town of Leavenworth where Knute Aksel Bakke was born and raised. In 1953, Knute graduated from Leavenworth High School, where he had been a valued member of the ski team. After some time as a U.S. Army veteran who served in Korea, Knute returned home where he worked at the Leavenworth Ranger Station and retired after fulfilling his 30 years of service. He will be fondly remembered for his enthusiasm for golf, his colorful personality and this thoughtful legacy to his community. This scholarship supports graduating seniors or past graduates from Cascade High School seeking further education in an accredited trade, apprentice or certificate program in the US. | June 1st |
| J.D. Riggs Memorial Scholarship | The Riggs family established this scholarship in 2012 to honor the memory and life of their son, J.D. Riggs. J.D. was a 2009 graduate of WHS and a gifted singer and actor. The scholarship supports graduating seniors from Wenatchee High School who are pursuing further education in the field of performing arts – especially acting or singing. The ideal applicant is one (or all) of the following; an outstanding singer, actor, involved in the instrumental arts program (band, mariachi, or orchestra), as well as an inspiring leader, and has a strong will to succeed. | March 1st |
| Jack and Dede Hill WSU Exchange Club Scholarship | Jack Hill had a 31-year career in the Wenatchee School District. He started Parent Teacher Conferences in the Wenatchee Schools and served as Superintendent for 11 years before retiring in 1983. Jack was a member of many professional and local organizations including the Wenatchee Exchange Club. He, his wife Dede, and the Wenatchee Exchange Club established this fund. This scholarship is available to Wenatchee High School seniors who plan to attend Washington State University. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| James Elwyn Memorial Scholarship | The James Elwyn Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2020 by his beloved wife, Kathy, family and friends in remembrance of James’s long-standing involvement in the Wenatchee Valley swimming community. James was a much-loved social studies teacher at Wenatchee High School, as well as the coach for both girls’ and boys’ swim teams. He had the privilege of coaching each of his three children; Kayli, Connor and Austin. James lead multiple boys and girls swim teams to top ten finishes at Sate and was named Coach of the Year by several organizations. James’s sense of humor, combined with his passion for teaching and coaching, earned him the love and loyalty of many. He had a positive impact on multitudes of swimmers, students and his family. | March 1st |
| James Wharton First Choice Collision Scholarship | The James Wharton First Choice Collision Scholarship was established at the Community Foundation of North Central Washington in 2017 to encourage and support students entering the collision repair industry and other trades. It is available to any student planning to study the trades. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | June 1st |
| Jeffers, Danielson, Sonn and Aylward Law Scholarship | This scholarship is for a current or past graduate of a Chelan or Douglas County high school student who is pursuing a degree in Law or Paralegal. If currently in college must have a minimum 3.0 GPA. | March 1st |
| Jerry Van Winkle Memorial Scholarship | Jerry Van Winkle always considered himself a lifelong learner. One of his finest qualities was the ability to find a way to achieve his goals. He pursued his desire to become a counselor, beginning his Masters’ Degree studies at age 55. Jerry’s greatest joy was in helping students see the possibilities that education could provide. This scholarship is available to Chelan, Eastmont, and Waterville High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Joan Goerge Smith Scholarship | The Joan Goerge Smith Scholarship Fund was established in 2012 by Kay Sparks, daughter of Joan Goerge Smith in her memory. This scholarship supports graduating seniors from Pewamo-Westphalia Community Schools seeking further education in an accredited educational program in the US. | March 1st |
| John and Elnora Smith Scholarship | John and Elnora Smith were long-time Orondo orchardists who were active in business and strong community contributors. The Smiths believed in the importance of education. The John and Elnora Smith Foundation established this scholarship in 2014. This scholarship is available to Waterville and Eastmont High School seniors. | March 1st |
| John and Mary Martin Scholarship | John Martin was a longtime German and Social Studies teacher in the Waterville School District. The Martin family was concerned that deserving students from Waterville High School receive as many resources as possible to further their educations. The fund was established from Mary Martin’s will in 1987. This scholarship is available to Waterville High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Josh Putman Memorial Scholarship | Josh Putman was an incredible kindergarten teacher at Lee Elementary who inspired students, parents, and staff to dream big, set a plan, and follow through. This scholarship was established by the people whose lives Josh touched to continue his legacy of supporting students in achieving their dreams. This scholarship is available to Eastmont High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Junior Hamilton Memorial Baseball Scholarship | Junior's famous smile accompanied everything he was passionate about: throwing his amazing curveball on the baseball field, crooning for the Huenachi Mariachi (Wenatchee), his wanderlust to discover the world through travel, and the serenity he felt with his family and friends at the beach, fishing, and jet skiing. His parents Faby & Dan Hamilton have created these scholarships for a Baseball Student Athlete and a Mariachi Student in North Central Washington to achieve their dreams for continued education. | March 1st |
| Junior Hamilton Memorial Mariachi Scholarship | Junior's famous smile accompanied everything he was passionate about: throwing his amazing curveball on the baseball field, crooning for the Huenachi Mariachi (Wenatchee), his wanderlust to discover the world through travel, and the serenity he felt with his family and friends at the beach, fishing, and jet skiing. His parents Faby & Dan Hamilton have created these scholarships for a Baseball Student Athlete and a Mariachi Student in North Central Washington to achieve their dreams for continued education. | March 1st |
| Kathryn Lodge Mhatre Creative Writing Scholarship | Kathryn was a 2004 Wenatchee High School graduate who had a passion for reading and writing and was a life-long learner. She loved the outdoors, hiking in the forest with Hy, her beloved black lab, a companion of nearly fifteen years. Kathryn also enjoyed helping others, and it is in that spirit that this scholarship was established in 2023 by her parents in her memory. She was posthumously and graciously awarded her Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing from Oregon State University, as her life tragically ended before she could defend her thesis, an autofiction novel. This scholarship is available to Chelan and Douglas County students who plan on a degree in writing. | March 1st |
| Katie Moore Memorial Nursing Scholarship | In memory of Katie Moore, the scholarship gives preference for students planning to specialize in pediatric nursing and those applicants with experience working with ill children and their families. This scholarship is available to Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan, or Grant County high school graduates who have completed the first two years of college towards a Bachelor's degree in nursing or are enrolled in an RN-to-BSN program. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | June 1st |
| Katie and Steven Rolfs Memorial Scholarship | The Rolfs family established this scholarship in 2002. This scholarship is available to Chelan High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Kellen Biggar Athletic Scholarship | Kellen Biggar was a 2000 Waterville High School graduate who participated and excelled in every sport offered. He was a fierce competitor and participated in both basketball and track at the Community Colleges of Spokane. While Kellen was able to attend college on an athletic scholarship, he was very aware of many who didn’t have this opportunity. This scholarship is available to Waterville High School seniors who've participated in extracurricular sports. | March 1st |
| TekniPlex Fiber / Keyes-Evenhus Scholarship | Keyes Packaging, now Tekniplex, maintains a commitment to responsible food and beverage packaging innovation made from recycled materials. The fiber team has been running a sustainable green business for decades. Proudly serving Eastern Washington’s apple and pear industry, Tekniplex designated this scholarship for the children of Tekniplex Employees who are pursuing post-secondary education. It is named after Don Evenhus, whose career with Keyes Fibre spanned five decades. The recipients emulate Don Evenhus’ positive attitude and strong work ethic. | March 1st |
| Lane Johnson Memorial Scholarship | Graduating senior or previous graduate of a Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan County high school, seeking a field of study of student's choice, and demonstrating financial need. Must be planning to be a full-time student in either a 4-year university, community college, or trade program. Students attending a 4 year, must show a minimum 3.0 GPA. Students attending community college or trade school must show a minimum of 2.5 GPA | March 1st |
| Lauren Ludeman Memorial Scholarship | Lauren Ludeman was a young lady who was never too busy to help someone in need, be it a friend or a stranger. Even when Lauren was struggling in her battle with cancer, she was more concerned about others than herself. This scholarship was created in her honor and memory. It is available to Waterville High School seniors. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Lee Bofto Honorary Scholarship | Lee Bofto was a coach and teacher at Wenatchee High School from 1965-1984. In 2004, former students of his established the Lee Bofto Honorary Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation to honor the tradition of excellence that he built during his tenure at WHS. This scholarship is available to Wenatchee High School seniors who have participated in WHS athletics or served the athletic department. | March 1st |
| LeMaster / Auvil Scholarship | This scholarship was originally established in the early 1960s to honor the memory of Merceda LeMaster, a teacher at the then one-room Orondo School. The entire community of Orondo has contributed to the growth of this scholarship fund, including Grady and Lillie Auvil, who, wanting to assure the scholarship continued in perpetuity, funded this scholarship in their wills. This scholarship is available to Chelan, Eastmont, and Waterville High School seniors who plan to attend college in Washington State. This scholarship may be paid over multiple years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Linda M. Safar Memorial Scholarship | Linda M. Safar was a lawyer, teacher, and part-time judge, but most importantly, a loving mother and wife. She believed in, and practiced, providing social justice in her personal and professional lives. She treated all people with dignity and respect and made everything she touched better for others. This scholarship is available to Wenatchee High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Marjorie M. and William H. Griffin Scholarship | Marjorie and William Griffin established this fund in January 2017 to help those who would otherwise be unable to afford college or other higher education. This scholarship is available to high school seniors and non-traditional students returning to school after time in the workforce or raising children. This scholarship is occassionally paid over multiple years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Marlene & Henry Bauer Scholarship | Education was always important to Hank and Marlene Bauer and they recognized the tremendous difference it made in their careers. This scholarship is available to high school seniors or non-traditional students returning to school after time away from their studies from Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan Counties. | March 1st |
| Marvin and Frances Salisbury Scholarship | The Wenatchee Sunrise Rotary Club’s Challenge Program is designed to encourage students to graduate high school, demonstrate service to the community, and continue their education beyond high school. Teachers, school counselors, and school administrators invite students to apply as sophomores in high school. If students meet all criteria set forth by the Wenatchee Sunrise Rotary Challenge Program, they are eligible to apply for the Marvin and Frances Salisbury Scholarship as graduating seniors. | March 1st |
| Melonye Shurtz Memorial Scholarship | Melonye Shurtz made a huge difference in the lives of her children and their friends. When she passed away from cancer in 2003, her family wanted to do something for the students of Eastmont High School to preserve her memory and to continue her positive influence on the students of this valley. This scholarship is available to Eastmont High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Melvin P. 'Mel' & Lyndell Crowder NCW Memorial Horticulture Scholarship | After Mr. Crowder’s distinguished Naval service during World War II, he and his wife purchased a hillside orchard in Manson. Determined to become the best grower possible, Mr. Crowder sought to learn everything he could about horticulture. He was a leader in the apple industry and remained active even after his retirement in 1985. This scholarship is available to students from North Central Washington who are enrolled in the Tree Fruit Production Program at Wenatchee Valley College or Tree Fruit Management in the Horticulture Program at Washington State University. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Mission Scholarship | The Mission Scholarship was established in 2007 by donors who have led many mission trips and wanted to encourage young people to consider and experience a foreign mission. The group wanted to provide an opportunity for young people to serve, learn, and gain greater respect for the needs that exist in another culture. This scholarship is available to juniors and seniors from Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan Counties who are planning mission trips to Latin America within the next two years. | March 1st |
| National Welch's Fred Killian Memorial Scholarship | The National Welch’s Fred Killian Memorial Scholarship was established in 2007 by the National Grape Cooperative and Welch’s to honor the memory of Fred Killian, a Washington State grower. This scholarship is available to students whose parents or guardians are current members of the National Grape Cooperative or current employees of Welch's. | March 1st |
| Native Daughters of Washington Territorial Pioneers Scholarship | Founded in 1937, the Native Daughters of Washington Territorial Pioneers set out to collect historical stories from pioneering women to share with their communities. This scholarship was set up with the idea of looking ahead at what lies ahead for the community and providing financial aid to those students who have been accepted into Wenatchee Valley College's RN, BSN or CNA program. | June 1st |
| Nic Tower Memorial Scholarship | The Tower family established this scholarship fund in 2017 in honor of their son Nic. Nic had a lifelong love of learning, from teaching himself to read before kindergarten, to obtaining his chemical engineering degree at the University of Washington, to finally becoming a shift test nuclear engineer near the end of his life. This scholarship is available to Cascade High School seniors and alumni. Renewals is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Nick Schoffen Music Scholarship | In 2000, the Howard Schoffen family established The Nick Schoffen Music Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation of North Central Washington to honor the memory of Nicholas Lee Schoffen. Nick was a lover of all styles of music. The fund provides an annual scholarship to an Eastmont High School graduating senior pursing music education. | March 1st |
| Neil and Harold Asmussen Scholarship | The Neil and Harold Asmussen Scholarship was established in 2022 in honor of Neil Asmussen and his father Harold. This scholarship supports graduates of Mansfield High School pursuing further education. | March 1st |
| Nursing Scholarship for NCW | This scholarship is awarded to students attending Wenatchee Valley College and pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree. | June 1st |
| Ogburn Family Scholarship | This scholarship is available to high school seniors graduating from Quincy, Wenatchee, or Eastmont High Schools and are planning to study education OR a medical field such as radiology, nursing, CNA, MA, or similar. | March 1st |
| Okanogan Masonic Lodge #169 - Herbert & Elizabeth Davis Scholarship | Since 1998, the dedicated Masons of Okanogan Masonic Lodge have faithfully executed the wishes of Herbert and Elizabeth Davis by providing scholarships to deserving students in Okanogan County. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Okanogan County. | March 1st |
| Pateros Scholarship | Established in the early 1990s as a memorial fund, the Pateros Scholarship has been administered by a committee of community members and alumni who identify with donors that education is an important catalyst for increased individual and community development. This scholarship is available to Pateros High School seniors (including home-school or alternative school) or alumni who live in the Pateros School District and have been active with Pateros High School. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Paul and Karen Pugh Scholarship | To provide scholarships to students pursuing a nursing career through Wenatchee Valley Community College. | June 1st |
| Paul Reasor Memorial Scholarship | Coach Reasor received the opportunity for a college education only because he was awarded a college athletic scholarship. He recognized that athletics and the hard work required to excel at a sport helped build a student’s character. He also saw that athletics helped ‘level the playing field’ and afforded equal access. This scholarship is available to Eastmont High School seniors who have participated in varsity-level sports. | March 1st |
| Pete & Mary Houck Scholarship | Pete and Mary Houck lived in and loved the Wenatchee Valley as their home for many years. After Pete’s passing in 2013, Mary moved to Highgate Senior Living Center. Since that time, the Houck family has appreciated the wonderful care provided to Mary by the staff at Highgate and have come to know and respect many of the staff members along the way. This scholarship is available to current or past Highgate Senior Living Center (Wenatchee location) employees who are pursuing further education. | June 1st |
| Peters Family Scholarship | Peters family members received modest scholarships that enabled them to enroll in and complete college, leading to successful and rewarding professional careers. Over the decades they have repaid their scholarships many times over and are doing so forever through this scholarship. This scholarship is available to Manson High School seniors or alumni. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Ralph and Clara Betcher Scholarship | Ralph (Jake) and Clara Betcher lived and farmed in the Withrow area. The Betchers didn't have a chance for education themselves but they were always supportive of education for their children. This scholarship is available to Waterville and Mansfield High School seniors and alumni who will be attending college in Washington, Oregon, or Idaho. | June 1st |
| Ramiro Cortes Scholarship | The Ramiro Cortés Memorial Music Scholarship honors the life and achievement of Ramiro Cortés (1933-1984), the first Mexican-American to earn an international reputation as a composer of classical music. The Cortés scholarship has been entirely funded by the free-will offerings of audiences at a series of scholarship benefit concerts in Wenatchee and Leavenworth. It supports a graduating senior who a Chelan or Douglas County resident enrolled as a full-time student majoring in music. | March 1st |
| Richard "Obie" Oberweiser Memorial Scholarship | Richard “Obie” Oberweiser was a beloved father, brother, son, friend, and mentor. When asked how his day was going, he would answer, “way above average” even at the end of his short, but remarkable life. Obie never hesitated to be the first in or the last one out of an emergency; his bravery and leadership are admired and spoken of often by his colleagues. Obie’s family has established this scholarship to honor his memory and help students explore careers in first responder emergency services. This scholarship will support a student from Chelan or Douglas County pursuing a career in first responder emergency services | June 1st |
| Robert Graves Art Scholarship | Open to any student who either currently lives or has graduated from a high school in Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan counties; attending any accredited college, university or art school in the United States; and enrolled or planning to enroll in a minimum of one collegiate visual art course including: drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, graphic design, photography or digital art. Minimum GPA 3.0. Electronic submission of 3 examples of applicant's original artwork is required. | March 1st |
| Robert Wilson Arts Scholarship | Robert Wilson was best known as an abstract painter and artist. His work has been shown at the prestigious Francine Seders Gallery in Seattle, WA, as well as in many galleries in New York, Connecticut, Chicago, and Atlanta. In and around his beloved adopted hometown of Wenatchee, WA, he showed at the Robert Graves Gallery, Gallery One, and Pybus Market, as well as at Two Rivers and Collapse Galleries. His highly-praised, arresting work is in collections all over the United States. The Robert Wilson Arts Scholarship looks to provide funding to a student taking the next step in their artistic journey by attending school. This scholarship was designed for those creative students to share their unique voice and express their passion in the medium of their choice. | March 1st |
| Ronald Dean Estes Scholarship | Ronald Dean Estes, a lifetime resident of Wenatchee, had his own law practice for 30 years and passed away doing what he loved most in life: hunting. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan and Douglas County and Ritzville High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Rowland and Ethel Slusser Jones Scholarship | Rowland and Ethel Mae Slusser Jones were born in 1912 to pioneer Waterville families. Though they didn't have any children of their own, they had many nieces and nephews who filled their lives with joy and felt strongly about the importance of giving back in a way that might be helpful to graduates of their beloved hometown. This scholarship is available to Waterville High School seniors | March 1st |
| Roy W. Hill Music Scholarship | Roy W. Hill was a very quiet, reserved man who loved his community and wanted to leave his mark on North Central Washington forever. Mr. Hill, chemist, husband, friend, and lover of music, died of cancer in 1998. In his passing, the love he had for music--especially classical music--never faltered. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan and Douglas County who plan to study music. This scholarship may be paid over four years, pending a student's successful academic progress and forty hours of community service annually. | March 1st |
| Rudolph & Carolyn Christianson Scholarship | Although Rudolph and Carolyn Christianson had no children of their own, they felt the importance of supporting the education of other young people in North Central Washington. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties and is paid in equal installments over 4 years. | March 1st |
| Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church Scholarship | This scholarship was established in 2002 to encourage and financially help students who are affiliated with Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church (formerly First Presbyterian Church of Wenatchee). This scholarship is available to high school seniors who are affiliated with Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Wenatchee. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Silver Star Chapter #93 Order of the Eastern Star Scholarship | The Order of the Eastern Star is the largest fraternal organization in the world to which both women and men may belong. The organization’s membership is comprised of women and men who sincerely reflect the spirit of fraternal love and the desire to work together for good. Silver Star Chapter #93 established this scholarship as a means of fulfilling the mission of the organization to support the local community and benefit fellow mankind. This scholarship is available to Chelan and Manson High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Sons of Italy Scholarship | The North Central Washington Sons of Italy, Lodge 2797, is a fraternal organization that strives to support and encourage an appreciation of Italian culture and heritage and support those of Italian ancestry or descent to further their education. This scholarship is available to high school seniors from Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan counties or current Wenatchee Valley College students who have more than one-eighth Italian ancestry. | March 1st |
| The Steiner Foundation Scholarship | David and Patricia Steiner established The Steiner Foundation in 1999. One of its pursuits is to support higher education. Since 2000 it has awarded scholarships to Okanogan County seniors continuing their post-secondary education in STEM related studies. Through the Foundation, they have now formed The Steiner Foundation Scholarship fund at the Community Foundation of North Central Washington to expand support for graduating seniors from Okanogan County who are seeking further education in accredited trade or technical program. | June 1st |
| Stella Knoebel & Mary Jean Carter Scholarship | Stella Knoebel, a piano teacher in Wenatchee, encouraged and mentored Mary Jean Carter in developing her own piano teaching studio in Wenatchee. Mary Jean loved to share her knowledge with developing piano and organ students and hoped that this scholarship would enable future students to become music teachers. This scholarship is available to high school seniors and non-traditional students returning to school later in life from Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties who plan to study music. | March 1st |
| Stella Knoebel / Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church Music Scholarship | Stella Knoebel was a significant part of the music department at First Presbyterian Church of Wenatchee (now called Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church). The church established this scholarship to honor her legacy. This scholarship is available to high school seniors and college students who are affiliated Saddlerock Evangelical Presbyterian Church who plan to study music. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Susan Yaw Memorial Scholarship | The North Central Washington Educational Association Uniserv established this fund in 2017 to support education professionals working in Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan Counties. This scholarship is available to those currently working in a school who are seeking professional development in the field of education. | April 1st |
| Sybil H. Shearer Nursing Scholarship | Sybil H. Shearer passed away on January 3, 2009. Her Last Will and Testament contained a bequest to the Community Foundation for the establishment of a nursing scholarship in her name. This scholarship is available to high school seniors or previous graduates from Chelan County who plan to study nursing. This scholarship may be paid over multiple years, pending a student's successful academic progress | June 1st |
| Tanner J. Perry Memorial Scholarship | John and Cathy Perry established this scholarship to honor the memory of their son Tanner, who lost a battle with cancer in 2008 at the age of 17. A courageous fighter with a gentle spirit, during his yearlong fight with cancer Tanner became a leader-in-training for Camp Goodtimes, a summer camp for young people diagnosed with the disease. He was an enthusiastic member of Cashmere High School's cross country and knowledge bowl teams; involved in the school's Alpine and Leadership Clubs; loved hiking, mountain biking, and snowboarding; and planned on attending college to become a forensic scientist. This scholarship is available to Cashmere High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Thomas J Nelson Sr Scholarship | Graduating senior or previous graduate of a Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan County high school, seeking a field of study of student's choice, and demonstrating financial need. Must be planning to be a full-time student in either a 4-year university, community college, or trade program. Students attending a 4 year, must show a minimum 3.0 GPA. Students attending community college or trade school must show a minimum of 2.5 GPA. | March 1st |
| Vets Serving Vets Scholarship | This scholarship was established in 2017 by the North Central Washington Vets Serving Vets group. This scholarship is available to residents of Chelan and Douglas Counties who were honorably discharged from the United States Armed Forces and plan on attending college full-time. | March 1st |
| Virgil V. and Pearl E. Gustin Scholarship | Though limited in formal education, Virgil and Pearl Gustin were keen observers of life and loved to read. They felt very strongly that everyone should have the opportunity to gain an education and that young people who had a desire to improve, but had little money, deserved as much help as possible. This scholarship is available to Mansfield and Waterville High School seniors. This scholarship is paid over multiple years, pending a student's successful academic progress. | March 1st |
| Waterville Shocker Scholarship | This scholarship was established to allow Waterville students with demonstrated passion and commitment to pursue further education in the United States. This scholarship is available to Waterville High School seniors and alumni. | March 1st |
| Wenatchee Bowling Association Scholarship | The Wenatchee Men’s Bowling Association established this scholarship in 2006 to recognize and reward the youth bowlers in the Wenatchee Valley. This scholarship is available to high school seniors in the Wenatchee Valley who have participated in bowling. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Wenatchee Exchange Club Scholarship | The Wenatchee Exchange Club is a local service organization that was founded in 1959. For years the club has awarded “Student of The Month” scholarships to seniors who have demonstrated excellence at Wenatchee or Eastmont High Schools; this scholarship expands on those awards. This scholarship is available to Wenatchee and Eastmont High School seniors. | March 1st |
| Wenatchee High School Alumni Foundation Scholarship | The Wenatchee High School Class of 1942 conceived of the idea for their first scholarship fund during their 45th class reunion. This scholarship is available to Wenatchee High School seniors. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| Wenatchee Kiwanis Foundation Scholarship | The mission of Wenatchee Kiwanis is to serve the children of the world. This scholarship is available to Chelan and Douglas County high school seniors who have demonstrated a high degree of service to others. | March 1st |
| Wenatchee Rotary Foundation Scholarship | The mission of the Wenatchee Rotary Foundation is to improve educational opportunities for citizens living in the Greater Wenatchee area. The Wenatchee Rotary Foundation established a scholarship fund to support current and prior graduates from Wenatchee area who are enrolling as full-time students to further their education. The ideal candidate is well rounded with emphasis on service, above average strengths in education and significant participation in school and community activities. Special consideration is given for financial need and applicants who are first generation college students. | March 1st |
| Wenatchee Valley Street Rods Scholarship | The Wenatchee Valley Street Rods established this scholarship to provide educational assistance to students seeking further education in either the automotive field or health sciences at Wenatchee Valley College. This scholarship is available to Chelan County or Eastmont or Quincy School District high school seniors who plan to pursue automotive studies, or a student entering or currently enrolled in a health-related field at Wenatchee Valley College. | June 1st |
| Wenatchee Women's Bowling Association - Opal Wickland Scholarship | The Wenatchee Women’s Bowling Association established this scholarship by a donation from Cheryl Pope in her mother’s name. Opal Wickland was a top bowler in the Wenatchee WBA during 1960s and 1970s. The association has been adding to the fund each year. This scholarship is available to high school seniors in the Wenatchee Valley who have participated in bowling or have family members in the WVUSBC. Renewal is possible; recipients must reapply and compete with new applicants. | March 1st |
| WHS Class of 1952 - Jane Lovejoy Leadership Scholarship | This scholarship, originally started by the Wenatchee High School Class of 1952, honors Jane Lovejoy, who was was a class advisor and kept in touch with many of the class members through the years until her death in September 2009. This scholarship is available to Wenatchee High School seniors. | March 1st |
| William and Elizabeth Robinson Scholarship | This scholarship honors William and Elizabeth Robinson, residents of Pierce County, Washington. The Robinsons valued education, hard work, integrity, community service, and philanthropy. They began their life with very few financial resources and would value helping others who need assistance to get into college. This scholarship is available to Chelan and Douglas County high school seniors. | March 1st |
| Women's Service League of Wenatchee | The Women's Service League of Wenatchee established this scholarship in 2013 to assist students who help further the goals of League, which are to promote volunteerism, develop the potential of women, and improve the community through effective action and leadership. This scholarship is available to Wenatchee, WestSide, Eastmont, Cashmere, Cascade, and Quincy High School senior females. | March 1st |
| zur Hausen Scholarship | The zur Hausen Scholarship supports students who are pursuing a degree in Engineering or Agriculture. | March 1st |
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