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[Community Foundation of Henderson County](https://www.cfhcforever.org)

December 2026 (Renewal grades and schedules) | February 2027 (Applications close) | July 2027 (Renewals close)

$500–$8,000 per year; some scholarships renewable for up to four years

Donor-funded scholarships support traditional and non-traditional students pursuing higher education, including selected vocational and field-specific programs.

Applicants must meet every criterion of each selected scholarship and submit all required scholarship-specific materials.

--- ## Description The Community Foundation of Henderson County administers donor-funded scholarships for traditional and non-traditional students pursuing higher education. Established in 1984, the program has provided more than $10 million to over 2,000 students. A single general application matches applicants with scholarships whose individual criteria they meet. Funds support a range of educational paths, including college, university, vocational, technical, and trade programs. Individual scholarships may focus on particular schools, family connections, financial need, academic achievement, or career interests. A separate William L. Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship application supports fisheries, aquaculture, freshwater biology, and related studies, with a preference for work connected to freshwater fisheries or native trout. --- ## Due Dates - December 2026 (anticipated): Fall grades and spring schedules due for renewing recipients’ spring payment. - February 2027 (anticipated): Scholarship applications close. - July 2027 (anticipated): Renewal applications close. The application deadline has no exceptions. *All dates are projected based on the annual cycle; check the program page for updates.* --- ## Funding Amount Scholarships range from $500–$8,000 per year. Some are renewable for up to four years. Scholarships are offered annually depending on funding available for each fund. The individual funds below list awards from $1,000–$2,500. The William L. Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship provides $1,250. --- ## Eligibility Eligible applicants must: - Meet all criteria for each scholarship they select. - Pursue the educational path required by their selected fund. - Meet fund-specific school, residence, family, academic, and financial-need requirements. - Provide academic transcripts and FAFSA information, including the Student Aid Index. - Submit all required scholarship-specific materials. Funding categories: - **American Legion, Post 77, Hubert M. Smith — $1,500:** - Children, grandchildren, or stepchildren of qualifying Post 77 members. - Living members must be in good standing for 12 months before the deadline. - Deceased members must have been in good standing at death. - Applicants must be 23 or younger and graduating seniors or graduates. - Public, parochial, or private school graduates must intend a two- or four-year degree. - Organization leadership must provide a letter verifying eligibility. - **Andrea Davies Skillman — $1,500:** - West Henderson High School students entering higher education at an accredited institution. - Pathways, Early College, and early postsecondary entrants are eligible. - Entrepreneurial spirit and drive to succeed are required. - Students may pursue business or marketing with entrepreneurial goals. - **Anthony Kushigian (Normac) — $2,500, renewable:** - Henderson County citizens and residents who graduated from a county high school. - Financial assistance must be needed for post-high-school education. - Criteria include scholastic ability, financial need, character, leadership, and extracurricular participation. - Good moral character and willingness to work, learn, and pursue education are expected. - **Arthur and Lois Jean Stuenkel — $1,250, renewable:** - Graduating seniors in their class’s top 25%, with financial need. - Participation in sports or extracurricular activities is required. - Grace Lutheran Church members in Hendersonville receive preference; others are encouraged to apply. - **Arthur R. Hill Memorial — $1,250:** - College-bound students from single-parent homes, with at least a 3.0 GPA. - Financial need, community service, work ethic, and ambition are required. - Two character references are required. - **Betsy Copolillo and Sam Gash — $1,000:** - Hendersonville High School graduating seniors who are children of teachers or teacher’s aides. - Academic promise, financial need, and acceptance at an accredited four-year college are required. - If no qualifying educator’s child applies, teaching-career applicants meeting other criteria may receive consideration. - **Bree Elizabeth Miller Memorial — $1,000, renewable:** - Hendersonville High School graduates; assistance is based on need and merit. - Preference goes to English or International Studies degrees. - **Bright Futures — $2,000, renewable:** - Students demonstrating financial need and conscientious efforts to find financial aid. - Candidates should be focused, energetic, and demonstrate strong personal initiative. - Preference goes to students who have worked part-time. - **Bryce A. Malsbary (BAM) — $2,500:** - Henderson or Polk County residents who are legal North Carolina residents. - Accredited vocational, technical, trade, college, or university study must lead to a degree. - Financial need, a 3.0 GPA, and community service, work, or school activities are required. - Preferences include trades, healthcare, minority students, and adult learners. - Current college students and graduating seniors are also eligible. - **Business & Professional Women’s Club — $1,000:** - Graduating seniors from Henderson County schools with financial need and at least a 3.0 GPA. - Undergraduate study must be at an accredited two- or four-year institution. - **Thomas Oliver & Louise Jordan Mulcahy:** - Graduates of any Henderson County high school pursuing higher education. - **William L. Arbuckle Memorial — $1,250:** - Acceptance at an accredited degree-granting college or university in the Southern Appalachian Region is required. - Supports undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral study in fisheries, aquaculture, freshwater biology, or related fields. - Preference goes to intended work involving freshwater fisheries or native trout populations. - Selection considers academic potential, personal motivation, and commitment to preserving cold-water fisheries. --- ## Application Process - **Submission:** Apply through the [Scholarship Application Portal](https://goapply2.akoyago.com/cfhcscholarships). - **Required documents:** Academic transcripts, FAFSA information with SAI, and a 400–600-word personal/biographical essay. - **Essay:** Address educational inspiration, interests, goals, qualifications, and how financial assistance will help. - **Optional materials:** Recommendations are strongly encouraged; graduating seniors’ ACT/SAT scores are optional but encouraged. - **Matching:** Opt into eligible scholarships and complete all additional questions, forms, and document requests. - **Completion:** Finish every required section and select “Submit All”; email confirmation verifies successful submission. Returning adult students must provide their most recent transcripts. The committee reviews personal statements carefully. Applications can be saved and resumed; all materials for selected scholarships must be uploaded before submission. For Arbuckle, select “For Freshwater Fisheries and Related Studies: The William L. Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship Application” in the same portal. --- ## Additional Information The Mulcahy Scholarship was established in 1999 and first awarded in 2000. It has provided more than $700,000 to over 60 students attending colleges and universities. The Arbuckle Scholarship is a component fund of the foundation, established in memory of a former Trout Unlimited director and Pisgah Chapter member. --- ## External Links - [Scholarship program page](https://www.cfhcforever.org/grants/scholarships) - [General Scholarship Application Guidelines](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TKcAOJGNt-id958jGm4bUmtMwIOXmDtE/view?usp=sharing) - [Scholarship Application Portal](https://goapply2.akoyago.com/cfhcscholarships) - [Scholarship fund criteria](https://www.cfhcforever.org/grants/scholarships/community-foundation-scholarship-funds) - [William L. Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship](https://www.cfhcforever.org/grants/scholarships/william-l-arbuckle-memorial-scholarship) --- ## Contact Information | Contact | Email | Phone | Webpage | |---|---|---|---| | Rebekah Hobbs, scholarship questions | scholarships@cfhcforever.org | (828) 697-6224 | [Scholarships](https://www.cfhcforever.org/grants/scholarships) | | Community Foundation of Henderson County | info@cfhcforever.org | (828) 697-6224 | [Contact](https://www.cfhcforever.org/contact) |76:Tefa,## Grant Eligibility Requirements ### Career Stage - This is a student scholarship program — awards go to individuals pursuing their own education, not to researchers or institutional applicants. Eligible applicants are high school graduating seniors, high school graduates, current college students, and non-traditional/returning adult learners. - Individual funds restrict level: some are limited to **graduating high school seniors** (e.g., Arthur and Lois Jean Stuenkel, Business & Professional Women's Club, Betsy Copolillo and Sam Gash); others require the applicant already be a **high school graduate** (e.g., Bree Elizabeth Miller, Anthony Kushigian, Mulcahy); some explicitly include current college students and adult learners (Bryce A. Malsbary). - The Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship supports **undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral** study in fisheries/aquaculture/freshwater biology. ### Degree Requirements - Applicants must intend to enroll in a **two- or four-year degree-granting program** (American Legion, Post 77 fund). - Study must be at an **accredited** institution: vocational, technical, trade, college, or university study **leading to a degree** (Bryce A. Malsbary); acceptance at an **accredited four-year college** (Betsy Copolillo and Sam Gash); undergraduate study at an **accredited two- or four-year institution** (Business & Professional Women's Club). - Arbuckle applicants must be **accepted to an accredited degree-granting college or university** and be pursuing a degree in fisheries, aquaculture, freshwater biology, or a related field. ### Geographic/Institutional - The program is locally focused on Henderson County, North Carolina; several funds carry explicit residency or school requirements: - **Anthony Kushigian (Normac):** must be a citizen and resident of Henderson County and a graduate of a Henderson County high school. - **Mulcahy:** graduate of any Henderson County high school. - **Bryce A. Malsbary:** resident of Henderson County or Polk County, NC, and a legal resident of North Carolina. - **Business & Professional Women's Club:** graduating senior from a school in Henderson County. - **Andrea Davies Skillman:** student at West Henderson High School. - **Betsy Copolillo and Sam Gash; Bree Elizabeth Miller:** Hendersonville High School students/graduates. - **Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship:** the college or university must be located in the **Southern Appalachian Region** (western NC/eastern TN/northern GA region; the sponsoring Trout Unlimited chapter serves Henderson, Transylvania, and Polk Counties, NC). ### Demographic - **American Legion, Post 77, Hubert M. Smith:** applicant must be the child, grandchild, or stepchild of a current Post 77 member in good standing for at least 12 months before the deadline, or of a deceased member who was in good standing at death. Applicant must be **age 23 or younger**. - **Arthur R. Hill Memorial:** applicant must come from a **single-parent home**. - **Betsy Copolillo and Sam Gash:** applicant must be the **child of a teacher or teacher's aide**. - Preferences (not requirements): Grace Lutheran Church (Hendersonville) membership; minority students and adult learners; students who have worked part-time; English/International Studies majors; trades and healthcare fields; freshwater fisheries/native trout career interest. ### Other Eligibility Requirements - Applicants must **meet every criterion of each individual scholarship they select**; a single general application is matched to funds whose criteria the applicant satisfies, and only applicants meeting all criteria for a given scholarship are considered for it. - The American Legion, Post 77 fund requires a **letter from the organization's leadership verifying eligibility** (documented confirmation of the membership relationship).77:T10da,Funder: Community Foundation of Henderson County Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (Renewal grades and schedules) | February 2027 (Applications close) | July 2027 (Renewals close) Funding Amounts: $500–$8,000 per year; some scholarships renewable for up to four years Summary: Donor-funded scholarships support traditional and non-traditional students pursuing higher education, including selected vocational and field-specific programs. Key Information: Applicants must meet every criterion of each selected scholarship and submit all required scholarship-specific materials. --- ## Description The Community Foundation of Henderson County administers donor-funded scholarships for traditional and non-traditional students pursuing higher education. Established in 1984, the program has provided more than $10 million to over 2,000 students. A single general application matches applicants with scholarships whose individual criteria they meet. Funds support a range of educational paths, including college, university, vocational, technical, and trade programs. Individual scholarships may focus on particular schools, family connections, financial need, academic achievement, or career interests. A separate William L. Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship application supports fisheries, aquaculture, freshwater biology, and related studies, with a preference for work connected to freshwater fisheries or native trout. --- --- ## Funding Amount Scholarships range from $500–$8,000 per year. Some are renewable for up to four years. Scholarships are offered annually depending on funding available for each fund. The individual funds below list awards from $1,000–$2,500. The William L. Arbuckle Memorial Scholarship provides $1,250. --- ## Eligibility Eligible applicants must: - Meet all criteria for each scholarship they select. - Pursue the educational path required by their selected fund. - Meet fund-specific school, residence, family, academic, and financial-need requirements. - Provide academic transcripts and FAFSA information, including the Student Aid Index. - Submit all required scholarship-specific materials. - **American Legion, Post 77, Hubert M. Smith — $1,500:** - Applicants must be 23 or younger and graduating seniors or graduates. - Public, parochial, or private school graduates must intend a two- or four-year degree. - **Andrea Davies Skillman — $1,500:** - West Henderson High School students entering higher education at an accredited institution. - Pathways, Early College, and early postsecondary entrants are eligible. - **Arthur and Lois Jean Stuenkel — $1,250, renewable:** - Graduating seniors in their class’s top 25%, with financial need. - **Arthur R. Hill Memorial — $1,250:** - College-bound students from single-parent homes, with at least a 3.0 GPA. - **Betsy Copolillo and Sam Gash — $1,000:** - Hendersonville High School graduating seniors who are children of teachers or teacher’s aides. - Academic promise, financial need, and acceptance at an accredited four-year college are required. - **Bree Elizabeth Miller Memorial — $1,000, renewable:** - Preference goes to English or International Studies degrees. - **Bright Futures — $2,000, renewable:** - Students demonstrating financial need and conscientious efforts to find financial aid. - **Bryce A. Malsbary (BAM) — $2,500:** - Accredited vocational, technical, trade, college, or university study must lead to a degree. - Financial need, a 3.0 GPA, and community service, work, or school activities are required. - **Business & Professional Women’s Club — $1,000:** - Graduating seniors from Henderson County schools with financial need and at least a 3.0 GPA. - Undergraduate study must be at an accredited two- or four-year institution. - **William L. 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With a mission of 'Helping people who care make lasting contributions to causes that matter', the foundation builds permanent endowments that continue to support charitable causes indefinitely. As of June 30, 2023, the foundation manages $131.4 million in assets, has distributed $5.6 million in charitable grants and annuities, and oversees 700+ funds. Despite initial skepticism about its viability in a small, rural community, the foundation has thrived thanks to generous local support. 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