Zillah High School Senior Scholarship List

(Updated 3/2/2020) Note: If you need help paying for college first complete a FASFA or WASFA in October of your Senior Year and then begin searching for scholarship opportunities.

FAFSA On-Line Form ALL Seniors (Required for College Bound Scholarship) Opens October 1.

WASFA On-Line Form Any Seniors who can't file FAFSA (DREAM'ers, DACA, 1079, etc.) Opens October 1.

Scholarship Listings Note: Scholarship season for most ZHS students begins the senior year from December 1-May 1. The following scholarships are organized by due date. Some forms may not be updated until six weeks prior to the due date. Make sure to only use a current form. Note: If you find a broken or missing link or any other information that is not accurate, please report this to john.griffin@zillahschools.org.

August American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship Program--Second Chance Scholarship: Five $1000 scholarships open to anyone who has graduated high school or equivalency and wants to pursue a college degree or trade school education. Scholarship winners are randomly selected by computer-generated drawing from among valid entries received at the conclusion of the contest period. https://www.afsascholarship.org/ Due August 31. Make Me Laugh Scholarship: A $1500 scholarship for students grades 9-12. Describe an incident in your life, funny or embarrassing (fact or fiction), and make us laugh! https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/make-me-laugh-scholarship. Due August 31.

September Golden Door Scholarship for DACA Students 2020: High School Seniors who have DACA status are eligible for up to full tuition support for a four-year degree. Applications at https://boards.greenhouse.io/goldendoorscholars/jobs/1776057. Due September 16.

We the Future High School Scholarship: A $1000 scholarship for students grades 9-12. High School Students may submit: Essay, Song, STEM or PSA regarding the United States Constitution. Details may be found at https://constitutingamerica.org/contest-categories/#toggle-id-3 Due September 17. Don’t Text and Drive Scholarship: A $1000 scholarship for students grades 9-12. Write a 140-character statement that completes this sentence: I pledge to not text and drive because. http://www.digitalresponsibility.org/dont-text-and-drive-scholarship Due September30. Scholarship Poetry Contest - Winter Issue: A $100-$500 scholarship for students grades 9-12. Applicant must submit an original poem with 20 lines or less. http://www.justpoetry.org/submissions. Due September 30. Shout It Out Scholarship: A $1,500 scholarship for students grades 9-12. In 250 words or less submit an online written response to the question: "If you could say one thing to the entire world at once, what would it be and why?" https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/shout-it-out-scholarship Due September 30.

October AES Engineers Scholarship: A $500 scholarship awarded based on character, as determined by evaluating the essays that are submitted. Apply at http://www.aesengineers.com/scholarships.htm. Due: October 6. Washington State University Regents Scholarship Program: WSU’s Premier Scholarship Program which awards scholarships to cover all expenses for 4 years at WSU. For the most recent information please go to https://admission.wsu.edu/scholarships/washington-residents/regents/ Principals in the state of Washington are invited to nominate two seniors from their schools who meet the minimum criteria. Students start here at this website to check eligibility to apply: https://sfsapps.em.wsu.edu/RSP/Home/EligibilityChart.

Cumulative GPA SAT Score ACT Score

3.5 - 3.59 1200 25

3.6 - 3.69 1160 24

3.7 - 3.79 1120 22

3.8 - 3.89 1080 21

3.9 -3.99 1040 20

4.00 1000 19

Compare your GPA and test scores to those posted on the website. If you qualify, then you may continue with the application process.

Note: Since ZHS may only nominate 2 Seniors, those seniors who would like to be considered for one of the two nominations for this scholarship award will first complete a ZHS Nomination packet

found at http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/WSU-Regents.pdf then present a folder of materials to Mr. Torres by 8:00 am on October 10. National Association for the Advancement of the Arts Young Talent Program: 100 awards of up to $4000 for students in fine and performing arts who are 17-18 years of age at the time of application. Apply at www.youngarts.org/apply Due October 11. Horatio Alger Washington Scholarship Program: Several awards of $5000-$25,000 (both state and national scholarships). Students must have at least a 2.0 GPA and financial need. Apply at https://scholars.horatioalger.org/scholarships. Due October 25. U.S. Bank Scholarship Program: Complete a series of Financial Genius for Life online learning modules for a chance to win. Seniors may register to win $5,000, $10,000 or $20,000 in scholarships. https://www.usbank.com/community/financial-education/scholarship.html. Due October 26. Western Golf Association Chick Evan’s Caddie Scholarship: 200 awards of various amounts for students who have been employed for at least 2 years at a golf course. www.wgaesf.org/site/c.dwJTKiO0JgI8G/b.6086583/k.499/Application_Process.htm Due October 30. Coca Cola Scholars Program: 50 scholarships for $20,000 and 200 scholarships for $4000. Applicants must be leaders in school and/or community, show commitment to quality work, record of high ideals and excel academically (3.5 GPA or higher). Apply at www.coca-colascholars.org Due October 31. VFW Voice of Democracy Scholarship: Open to students grades 9-12. Students write and record a 3-5-minute script based on patriotic theme. Go to https://www.vfw.org/VOD/ for forms, rules, number/amount of awards. Due to a local chapter/post by October 31. Zombie Apocalypse Halloween Scholarship: A $2000 scholarship open to students grades 9-12. In 250 words or less submit a response to the question: "Imagine that your high school or college has been overrun with zombies. Your math professor, the cafeteria ladies, and even your best friend have all joined the walking dead. Flesh out a plan to avoid the zombies, including where you’d hide and the top-five things you’d bring to stay alive." Apply at https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/zombie-apocalypse-scholarship. Due October 31

November Berrien Fragos Thorn Arts Scholarships for Migrant Farmworkers: Open to students grades 10-12. Awards of $500 - $2,500 to offer financial assistance to migrant students who want to further their education. Students must demonstrate an interest in pursuing further development of their talents in the arts. Further information is at http://migrant.net/scholarships. Due November 1. ACT SIX Scholarships: 10 Full tuition and expenses for 4 years at ne University. Act Six is the Yakima Valley’s only full-tuition, full-need community leadership award, part of an initiative of Yakima Leadership Foundation. Learn more and apply at: www.actsix.org/nw/yakima. Due November 5.

Elk's Club National Foundation "Most Valuable Student" Scholarship: 6 local awards (3 boys, 3 girls-amounts TBA) and 4 District Awards (2 boys, 2 girls-amounts TBA). Winners from local level and district level compete for 60 state scholarships of up to $1500 each. State winners compete for regional, and national scholarships from $4,000-$60,000. Students must have demonstrated outstanding school/community service, leadership, academic achievement, and have clear goals for the future. If you need more information, contact yakimaelks@bpoe318.net or call 509.966.4588 or 1-800-825 ELKS. Apply at www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm. Due November 5. Prudential Spirit of Community Awards: Open to students grades 9-12. 50 awards of $1000 and 5 awards of $5000. These awards recognize high school students who have demonstrated exemplary, self-initiated community service. Schools may nominate 1 student for this award. One student from each state will receive a $1000 award. State winners then compete for the $5000 national awards. http://spirit.prudential.com. Due to principal November 5. School House Connection Youth Leadership and Scholarship: Provides scholarships to youth who have experienced homelessness with a $2,000 scholarship award. Undocumented students who the criteria are eligible. Further information at https://www.gearup.wa.gov/scholarships/schoolhouse-connection-youth-leadership-and-scholarship-program. Due November 9. Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship Program: Awards of up to $40,000 per year for high-performing high school seniors, with GPA of 3.5 or higher, SAT 1200+ or ACT of 26 or above, with financial need, to attend a 4 year university. For more information go to https://www.jkcf.org/our-scholarships/college-scholarship-program. Due November 13. Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr. Scholarship for Young Hispanic Leaders: For Hispanics students who share Dr. Andrade’s lifelong commitment to servant leadership. Non-U.S. citizens are eligible to apply (DACA or Undocumented). Recipients will receive two non-renewable scholarships – a conference scholarship to attend the USHLI National Conference and an academic scholarship $1,000 for a 4-year institution or $500 for a 2-year institution). For additional information or to apply go to https://www.ushli.org/2018/08/20/scholarship-for-young-hispanic-leaders-now-available-for-2019-2020/ Due November 30. Education Matters Scholarship: A $5,000 scholarship open to students grades 9-12. In 250 words or less submit a response to the question: "What would you say to someone who thinks education doesn't matter, or that college is a waste of time and money?" Apply at https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/education-matters-scholarship. Due November 30. Seattle University Sullivan Leadership Award: The Sullivan Leadership Award exemplifies Seattle University's holistic definition of academic excellence, one that transcends classroom performance and seeks students with diverse leadership styles and personal backgrounds. This full scholarship covers tuition, room and board for each of four years of undergraduate study and is awarded to nine incoming freshmen each year. Learn more and apply at https://www.seattleu.edu/sullivan. Due November 30.

Ten Words or Less Scholarship: A $500 scholarship open to students grades 9-12. Simply answer the question ”Why I deserve this scholarship in 10 words or less?” https://studentscholarships.org/easy.php#sthash.2vdhoRcz.dNwzuuHi.dpbs. Due November 30.

December American Quarter Horse Association Scholarships: Numerous awards for a student member of AQHA and interested in animal science study preferably equine science for a listing and applications go to https://aqhfoundation.smapply.io/ Due December 1. COSTCO Scholars Program: Financial assistance to highly qualified underrepresented minority students who wish to attend Seattle University or the University of Washington. To learn more about the specific application procedures contact SU: financialservices@seattleu.edu, 206-296-2000 or UWA osfa@u.washington.edu, 206-685-3504 or visit the website www.collegesuccessfoundation.org/InformationForStudents. Due December 1. Look Twice Save a Life Scholarship: A $1000 scholarship for a student who plans on attending college next fall to create a form of social awareness that inspires other students to focus on Looking Twice for Motorcycle Safety. This can be a video, artwork, essay or anything that would engage other students to focus on safe driving. Email scholarship@insuranceproviders.com if you have any questions. Apply at https://www.insuranceproviders.com/look-twice-save-a-life-scholarship. Due December 1. Keynote Scholarship: Year 5 Award, Amount: $10,000 The Keynote Scholarship is available to high school senior with plans to pursue a career in STEM science, technology, engineering or mathematics. Must be a U.S. citizen to be eligible. www.spaceclub.org/scholarship/index.html. Due December 2. Stephen J. Brady Stop Hunger Scholarships: Open to students in grades 9-12. A program that recognizes students who are driving awareness and mobilizing youth to be catalysts for innovative models that provide solutions to eliminate hunger in the U.S. Scholarship winners receive a $5,000 scholarship and a $5,000 grant for their hunger-related charity. To apply go to http://us.stop-hunger.org/home/grants.html. Due December 5. Heritage University Dreamers Scholarship: Selected DACA/Dreamer student recipients will receive 100% of tuition for a maximum of 5 years towards the completion of a first bachelor’s degree. Minimum HS cumulative GPA 3.25. Must be WASFA eligible. For more information go to http://heritage.edu/student-resources/financial-aid/scholarships. Due December 6. Heritage University SOAR Scholarship: 10 Awards of full tuition scholarships for up to 5 years for a student to complete their first Bachelor’s Degree. Apply at http://heritage.edu/student-resources/financial-aid/scholarships/. Due December 6. National Honor Society Scholarship: 250 awards of $1000. Students must be a senior member of NHS, demonstrate leadership, character, scholarship, and service. https://www.nhs.us/students/the-nhs-scholarship?SSO=true. Due to the ZHS NHS Advisor December 6.

Foot Locker & Ken C. Hicks Scholarship Program: 20 awards of $20,000 in scholarship funding to pursue a 4-year college degree – not because they scored the most touchdowns or goals, but because sports have helped them grow into strong leaders at school and in their communities. The ideal candidates would be proactive, highly motivated, inspiring, charismatic, honest, trustworthy, genuine, strong and courageous. Additionally, promising applicants embody good sportsmanship, strong moral character, are passionate/committed to empowering his or her community, are confident and enthusiastic leaders, come from diverse backgrounds and display academic excellence. Apply at https://footlockerscholarathletes.com/about Due December 13. AXA Achievement Scholarship America Program: 300-$2500, 42-$10,000 and 10-$25,000 Scholarship Awards for students who have demonstrate ambition and self-drive as evidenced by outstanding achievement in school, community or work-related activities. Because reducing risk is woven into the fabric of our company, special consideration is given to achievements that empower society to mitigate risk through education and/or action in areas such as financial, environmental, health, safety and/or emergency preparedness. Only the first 10,000 applications will be considered. Apply at https://www.scholarshipamerica.org/axa-achievement/information.php Due December 15. Burger King Scholars Program: Awards from $1000-$50,000 for both regular high school seniors and for seniors who are affiliated with Burger King. Information and applications at https://bk-scholars.com . Due December 15. Wilbur-Ellis Sundome Shootout Scholarship: Wilbur-Ellis will award four $250 dollar scholarships for Senior Athletes participating in Wilbur-Ellis Sundome Shootout. Contact Coach Mengarelli for an application. Send all requested materials to: W-E Scholarship Committee ATTN: Mario Mengarelli, 303 Second Avenue, Zillah, WA. 98953. Due December 24. World War II High School Essay Contest https://www.nationalww2museum.org/students-teachers/school-programs/essay-contest/high-school: Awards: First place: $1000, Second place: $750, Third Place: $500. Open to students grades 9-12. The essay must be 1,000 words or less and will accept the first 500 properly formatted entries only. Due December 28. ARRL Foundation Scholarship: Awards to young radio amateurs pursuing higher education. More than 80 scholarships ranging from $500 to $5,000. In addition, one applicant is selected for the William R. Goldfarb Memorial Scholarship, awarded to a high school senior pursuing a degree in business, computers, medical, nursing, engineering or science. Go to www.arrl.org/scholarship-program. Due December 31. Navy/USMC ROTC Scholarships: Several thousand scholarships for tuition, books, fees, plus monthly stipends, renewable for all years of college. Students must enroll in Navy or Marine Corps ROTC programs in college. For specific information and to apply Call Navy/Marines- 1-800-327-NAVY www.navy.com/joining/education-opportunities/nrotc.html . Due December 31. Top 10 Reasons You Need A Scholarship Contest: https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/top-ten-list-scholarship a $1500 scholarship contest open to students grades 9-12. Submit an online written response to the question: "Create a Top Ten List of the top ten reasons you should get this scholarship." In 250 words or less. Due December 31.

Unigo $10K Scholarship Contest: https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/unigo-10k-scholarship a $10,000 scholarship contest open to students grades 9-12. Submit an online written response to the question: "Imagine a historical figure is brought back to life. Who is it? What's their favorite mobile app?" in 250 words or less. Due December 31.

January Benton REA Scholarship: Up to 5 awards of $8000, for academic (college/university) study and up to 5 awards of $8000 for Trade/Technical school study. Family must be members of Benton REA. Apply at https://bentonrea.org/member-programs/youth-programs-and-scholarships or email info@bentonrea.org for further information. Due January 3. GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarships: 20 scholarships at $10,000 each renewable for 4 years for up to $40,000. The foundation rewards college-bound students with at least a 3.0 GPA who demonstrate exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship with financial assistance to pursue higher education. Information and applications at: http://www.reaganfoundation.org/ge-scholarship.aspx. Due January 3. Northwest Career Colleges Federation Careers that Work Scholarship: ZHS may nominate five seniors for a $1000 scholarship to attend a technical school that is a member of the NCCF, such as Perry Technical Institute. Application forms at www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/Northwest-Career-College-Foundation-Scholarship.pdf. Due to Mr. Griffin January 10. America’s Farmers Grow Ag Leaders Scholarship: Program gives students the opportunity to earn a $1,500 scholarship to further their agricultural education. The National FFA Organization administers the program, but students do not have to be FFA members. Apply at https://www.americasfarmers.com/grow-ag-leaders/official-rules/ Due January 15. Home Depot Orange Scholars Program: 1000 Awards up to $2,500. Student must be a dependent of an hourly associate of The Home Depot and its subsidiaries to be eligible for this award. Go to https://www.thdhomerfund.org/orangescholars/. Due January 15. National FFA Scholarships: Several hundred awards. By filling out one form you will automatically apply for awards from 77 different companies offering from 1 to 5 scholarships each, ranging from $200-$4000, some of which are renewable. Apply at https://www.ffa.org/participate/grants-and-scholarships/scholarships/ Due January 15. Washington Crossing Foundation Scholarship: Scholarships ranging from $500-$5000, for students who are interested in a career in government service including military service. Go to www.gwcf.org Due January 15. AFA Teens for Alzheimer’s Awareness College Scholarship: Available to students grades 9-12. 10 Awards from $500-$5,000. To apply you must submit a short personal biography and an essay describing how Alzheimer’s disease has impacted your life; and what you have learned about yourself,

your family, and/or your community in the face of coping with Alzheimer’s disease. Apply at https://alzfdn.org/young-leaders-of-afa/scholarship-contest. Due January 17. Air Force ROTC Scholarships: Several thousand scholarships for tuition, books, fees, plus monthly stipends, renewable for all years of college. Students must enroll in Air Force ROTC programs in college. For specific information and to apply Call Air Force-1-800-423-USAF www.afrotc.com/scholarships . Due January 17. Heritage University Sinegal Family Foundation Scholarship: Open to graduating seniors/incoming freshman college students with at least a 2.75 GPA to support students of underrepresented communities attend college. Award is for full tuition and fees for up to 4 years. Apply at http://heritage.edu/student-resources/financial-aid/scholarships/. Due January 17. John F Kennedy Profiles in Courage Essay Contest: Open to students in grades 9-12 with prizes up to $5000. For the annual topic and rules go to www.jfklibrary.org/Education/Profile-in-Courage-Essay-Contest. Due January 17. APIASF Scholarship: Awards of $2000-$20,000 scholarships to high school seniors who are of Asian or Pacific Islander (API) descent; are actively involved in extracurricular activities in school; have outstanding academic records; are young leaders who show concern and commitment to Asian/Pacific Islander communities; and are US citizens. Applications at http://www.apiasf.org/scholarship_apiasf.html. Due January 22. Live Más Taco Bell Scholarship: Open to student’s grades 9-12. Award Amount: 100 Awards from $5,000 to $25,000. The Live Más Scholarship is available to innovators, creators, and dreamers. To be considered, you must create and submit a video of up to two minutes in length that tells the story of your life’s passion. Apply at https://www.tacobellfoundation.org/live-mas-scholarship. Due January 23. American Legion National High School Oratorical Scholarship Program: Open to students in grades 9-12. "A Constitutional Speech Contest" aims to develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation of the Constitution of the United States on the part of high school students. Scholarships totaling $5,000 will be awarded to students taking part in the state contest. The state winner will receive a $2,000 scholarship, plus an all-expenses paid trip to Indianapolis, Indiana, to compete in the national contest and a part of the $138,000 national scholarship pool. Applications at www.waconstitutionalspeechcontest.org/. January 31. Association of Women in Mathematics Essay Contest: Open to females in grades 9-12. Award amounts vary. Your essay must be primarily based on an interview with a woman currently working in a mathematical career. For updates and applications go to https://sites.google.com/site/awmmath/programs/essay-contest Due January 31. Courageous Persuaders Video Contest: 16 awards of varying amounts for students grades 9-12 to produce a video 30 seconds long or less about the dangers of underage drinking or the dangers of texting while driving. Information at http://courageouspersuaders.com/official-rules/ Due January 31.

Leadership 1000 Scholarships: The College Success Foundation offers 60 scholarships, generally $5,000 a year renewable for four years. Students must have financial need as determined by a FAFSA whose financial need is not fully met by other scholarships and grants awarded through federal, state and other private programs. Apply at https://www.collegesuccessfoundation.org/wa/scholarships/l1000/eligibility Due January 31. Washington State Governor's Scholarship for Foster Youth: The Washington Education Foundation expects to award 25-30 new scholarships ranging $2,000-$4,000 per year depending upon a recipient’s financial need. Many may be renewed for up to four years. Applicants must be current high school seniors served in a Foster Care program. Apply at https://www.collegesuccessfoundation.org/wa/scholarships/governors/eligibility. Due January 31.

February American Indian Endowed Scholarship Program: Several awards of various amounts for students who are members of or have close social and cultural ties to an American Indian Tribe. The program annually awards 10-16 scholarships ranging from $500-$2,000. Students are eligible to receive scholarships for up to five years. http://www.readysetgrad.org/college/american-indian-endowed-scholarship. Due February 1. Association of Washington Cities Scholarship: The City of Zillah invites ZHS Seniors to apply for one of six $1000 Scholarship. The scholarship is open to students who have been involved in significant school or community leadership activities and/or city government and plan to continue their education after graduation at an accredited college, community college or trade school on at least a half-time basis To apply go to this website to download and complete an application http://cfqc.org/scholarships/ or contact Zillah City Hall. Due to ZHS Principal February 1.

Engineer-Girl Essay Contest: Available to: grades 9-12 Award Amount: 3 Awards from $100 – $500. To be considered, you must write a plea to your city or county council that makes the case for an infrastructure improvement and gives details of your suggested solution. Your essay must be between 1000 and 1500 words and must include two engineering solutions for improving one of the following infrastructure elements: transportation, water treatment, waste management, energy, communication, financial security, health care, public safely or recreation. https://www.engineergirl.org/108311/2019-contest Due February 1 LEAP Scholarship: (Latino/a Educational Achievement Project) LEAP Rise Above Scholarship,

previously called 1%, provides financial support for Latinx students who demonstrate advocacy, accountability, perseverance, and have shown a commitment to improving their community. It is open to any student regardless of citizenship status. Amounts of the awards will vary. Apply at https://form.jotform.com/91905803626157. Due February 1. Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship: Several Awards of varying amounts for a minority high school senior who plans to attend a 4-year college after graduation. Criteria include leadership, citizenship,

community service and financial need. Must have a minimum SAT score of 1,000 (math and critical reading) or a composite ACT score of 21. Information and applications at https://www.jackierobinson.org/apply/.Due February 1. John F. & Anna Lee Stacey Scholarship Fund for Art Education: Scholarship awards ranging from $500-$5,000 for students ages 18 -35, pursuing a career in visual arts and be skilled and devoted to the classical or conservative tradition of Art. Apply at https://nationalcowboymuseum.org/stacey-scholarship-fund-2 Due February 1. Army ROTC Scholarships: Several thousand scholarships for tuition, books, fees, plus monthly stipends, renewable for all years of college. Students must enroll in Army ROTC programs in college. For specific information and to apply Call Army-1-800-USA-ROTC www.goarmy.com/rotc/scholarships.html . Due February 4. Washington State Opportunity Baccalaureate Scholarship: Scholarship awards which may be renewed up to $22,500 to each student. The scholarship will help low and middle-income Washington State residents earn their first bachelor’s degree in science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM) or health care. Apply at https://www.waopportunityscholarship.org/. Due February 6. Washington State Employees Credit Union (WSECU) Scholarships: 20 awards of $2500 for 4-year university study and 7 awards of $1500 for community/technical colleges for WSECU family members. Apply at https://wsecu.org/scholarships. Due February 10. Davidson Fellowships Scholarships: Open to students under age 18 who have completed a significant piece of work in the fields of Mathematics, Science, Technology, Music, Literature, Philosophy or areas “Outside the Box” that have the potential to benefit society. Four $50,000 scholarships, seven $25,000 scholarships, and five $10,000 scholarships are awarded each year. Website: www.davidsongifted.org/fellows/ email davidsonfellows@ditd.org. Due February 12. Heritage University Moccasin Lake Foundation Scholarship: The scholarship supports students from underrepresented communities with at least a 2.75 high school GPA. Award is for full tuition and fees for up to 4 years. Apply at http://heritage.edu/student-resources/financial-aid/scholarships. Due February 14. Flavorful Futures Scholarship Sparkling Ice: is awarding FIVE $5000 scholarships to seniors who are planning their bright and colorful futures. Must be a high school senior, a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident of the United States and a cumulative GPA of at least 2.50. Apply now at https://www.flavorfulfutures.com/ Due February 15. Hispanic Scholarship Fund: Multiple scholarships in various amounts, some renewable are available for students of Hispanic heritage. For more information about specific scholarship and application forms go to https://www.hsf.net/scholarship. Due February 15. National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution (NASDAR) Scholarships: Several scholarships of various amounts for high school seniors. Scholarship categories include General, Political Science, History, Government & Economics, Medical & Nursing, Special Categories and

American Indian. Review and apply at http://www.dar.org/national-society/scholarships. Due February 15. YVC Vice President's Scholarship: A scholarship in the amount of $2,500. Criteria:

A ZHS Senior graduating senior

Have at least a 3.5 GPA

Have applied and been accepted to attend YVC for next September (Fall Quarter)

Completed a YVC Foundation Scholarship Application. Download a form at http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/YVCC-Vice-Presidents-Scholarship.pdf. Due to Mr. Torres February 15 Zillah Chamber of Commerce Business Scholarship: An award of at least $500 designed to reward students at Zillah High School who exemplify good citizenship, solid academics, service to the community, a strong desire to obtain further education. Apply at http://zillahchamber.com/business/scholarship-application. Due February 15. The Christophers Poster Contest Open to students grades 9-12. Awards of $100-$1000. Create a poster interpreting the theme "You Can Make a Difference”. For more information go to https://www.christophers.org/poster-contest. Due February 18. Gordon A. Rich Memorial Foundation (“GAR”) Scholarship: The GAR Foundation awards a maximum of seven scholarships a year, the amount of each awards is up to $12,500 renewable for four years. The recipients of GAR scholarships are exceptionally qualified high school students with demonstrated financial need whose parents or guardians have, or had, a career in the financial services industry. Information at www.gordonrich.org/html/index.html Due February 20. Vegetarian Resource Group Scholarship: The Vegetarian Resource Group has two awards of $5000 and one award of $10,000 for high school seniors who have been active in promoting vegetarianism in their school and/or community and have demonstrated compassion, courage, and a strong commitment to promoting a peaceful world through a vegetarian diet/lifestyle. Go to http://www.vrg.org/student/scholar.htm. Due February 20. Columbia Basin College Foundation Scholarships: Over 150 scholarship awards of various amounts. Students complete one application to qualify for multiple scholarships at CBC. Go to https://www.columbiabasin.edu/index.aspx?page=2375. Due February 21. Mary Monroe Davis Memorial Scholarship: A total of $125,000 in scholarships is expected to be granted with the student's annual award of up to $2,500 for study at two-year college or up to $7,500 for study at four-year university. Information and applications at http://yakimarotarytrust.org/molliedavisscholarship. Due February 22. TeenDrive 365 Video Challenge: Open to students in grades 9-12. Scholarship awards of $300 up to $15,000. Inspire other teens to drive distraction-free and keep the roads safe. Create a 30-60 second video for your fellow teen drivers that highlights the importance of safe driving and you could win $15,000, or one of 14 other prizes! Learn more about the http://teendrive365inschool.com/teens/video-challenge. Due February 26.

Dream The National Scholarship Award: A scholarship program for highly motivated DREAMers who want nothing more than to get a college education but are unable to afford the cost. Awards fpr tuition and fees up to a maximum of $14,500 for an associate degree and $29,000 for a bachelor’s degree at one of our Partner Colleges. You can renew the Award each year so long as you meet the continuing eligibility criteria. https://www.thedream.us/scholarships/national-scholarship/ Due February 27. ACPE Scholarships The Association of Computer Professionals in Education (ACPE) will allocate up to $10,000 for scholarships of up to $2,000 each for graduating high school seniors who have been actively involved in the use of technology during their high school careers and are planning to pursue studies in a technology-related field. The application is online at https://forms.gle/MTfnwUfvxyGXsHEa8. Contact and mailing information: scholarship@acpenw.org; https://acpenw.org/scholarships/ Due February 28. The Kim and Harold Louie Family Foundation Scholarship: The Foundation anticipates awarding $100,000 this year to high school seniors who have at least a cumulative GPA of 3.7 and an SAT score of 1300 or ACT score of 28. Applicants should have demonstrated outstanding personal achievements, academic merit, leadership qualities and/or community service. Special consideration will be noted for applicants:

who have parents that are United States veterans or are currently in the U.S. military;

with a demonstrated financial need;

with parents who did not attend college; or

with a documented significant disability. Applications and information may be found at http://www.louiefamilyfoundation.org/scholarship-application. Due February 28. PLAY Scholars Helping Collars Scholarship: Scholarship awards from $200 to $1500. Open to current high school seniors. You must submit an essay of between 500 and 1000 words with two to three photos of your volunteer efforts to help animals in need and how that involvement has changed your lives or shaped your perceptions on the importance of animal welfare in order to be considered for this award. Learn more about the https://www.petplay.com/scholarship. Due February 28. Washington State Nursery & Landscape Association Charitable Fund: Awards of $500-$1000 for students who would like to study horticulture, ornamental horticulture, landscape architecture and related fields. http://www.wsnla.org/?page=CharitableFund. Due February 28. Yakima Valley College Foundation Scholarships: The YVC Foundation will award nearly 200 scholarships each year. Awards will be based on academic achievement, character, activities and leadership, potential for growth and development, area of study and/or need. One form will allow you to be considered for all scholarships. All students who plan to attend YVC should apply at https://www.yvcc.edu/foundation/scholarships . Due February 28.

March

American Chemical Society Scholarship: Awards of up to $5000 renewable to underrepresented minority students majoring in undergraduate chemistry-related disciplines, and are also intending to pursue careers in chemistry-related fields. Information at https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/funding-and-awards/scholarships/acsscholars.html. Due March 1. C. E. Boucher Memorial Scholarship: A $3000 scholarship to support Engineering students studying at University of Washington, Washington State University, University of Oregon, and Oregon State University. Application: http://www.collegeplan.org/cpnow/pnwguide/onlineaps/cebonap.htm . Due March 1. Create Your Own Greeting Card Contest: All high school students’ grades 9-12 may enter our 13th Annual Create-A-Greeting Card contest. Design a greeting card for the opportunity to win yourself a $10,000 scholarship and $1,000 for your school. Plus, your winning entry will be made into a bona fide greeting card by The Gallery Collection. We're also pleased to announce the runner-up will also receive a $1,000 Scholarship! Website with rules and further information is at https://www.gallerycollection.com/greetingcardscontests.htm. Due March 1. Eagle Scout of the Year: The American Legion honors the Eagle Scout of the Year with a $10,000 scholarship. The three runners-up get $2,500 each. Further information is available from the American Legion or your local Scoutmaster. https://www.legion.org/scholarships/eaglescout. Due March 1. George Washington Foundation Scholarship: Several awards up to $1050 per year, renewable to a student based on need, personal qualities and being in top 20% of their class. Download an application http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/George-Washington-Scholarship.doc. Due March 1. Grange Insurance Scholarships: 28 awards up to $2500 each. Awards based on need, scholastic ability, participation in extracurricular activities. Information at https://www.grange.com/About-Us/Scholarship-Fund-Program. Due March 1. Knights of Columbus National Scholarships: Several awards of varying amounts. Eligible candidates must be accepted to a Catholic College/University for study. Information and applications are at https://www.kofc.org/uns/en/members/programs/scholarships/index.html. Due March 1. LULAC National Scholarship Fund (LNSF): Established to help youth in underserved communities make the dream of college enrollment a reality. Applicants are eligible for the following three types of scholarship awards. • National Scholastic Achievement Awards ($2,000): GPA of 3.5 or better and 29 or higher on the

ACT, or 1350 or higher on the SAT. • Honors Awards ($500 to $2,000) GPA of 3.0 or better and 23 or higher on the ACT, or 1100 or

higher on the SAT. • General Awards ($250 to $1,000) Grades and academic performance will serve as indicators of

potential; however, an emphasis may be placed on the individual's motivation, sincerity, and community involvement.

LNSF Application https://www.lnesc.org/lnsf. Contact email for information scholarships@lnesc.org. Due March 1. Microsoft DisAbility Scholarship: The amount of this renewable scholarship is $5,000 per year, up to $20,000 total. This scholarship enables high school students with disabilities and a 3.0 or higher GPA to go to college and target a career in the technology industry (engineering, computer science, computer information systems, law, business, or a related field paralegal, pre-law, finance, business administration, or marketing) and have a financial need. Apply https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/diversity/programs/microsoftdisabilityscholarship.aspx. Due March 1. National Society of Professional Engineers: 160 awards from $500 to full tuition scholarships, many are renewable, to specific schools listed by the NSPE on their website. Students must be in upper 25% of class, have a 3.0+ GPA, www.nspe.org/Students/Scholarships/index.html#hs. Due March 1. PNACAC Student Video Scholarship: The Pacific Northwest Association for College Admission Counseling (PNACAC) will be awarding ten (10), one-time, $1,000 scholarships to students planning to attend a regionally accredited college or university in Fall who have a 3.0 GPA or higher. Students create a video about their college plan. Website https://pnacac.memberclicks.net/2020scholarship#/ for applications and further information. Due March 1. Public School Employees of Washington PSE Scholarships: 6 total awards with 3 awards $2000, $1500, & $1000 for a vocational area and 3 awards $2000, $1500, & $1000 for an academic study and 4 $600 in association with Pemco. Student must be a dependent of a member of PSE. Contact the local Zillah PSE Officers or apply at http://pseclassified.org/scholarships/. Due March 1. Society of Exploration Geophysicists Scholarship (SEG): Many awards ranging from $750-$3000 per year, many are renewable. Student must have 3.0+ GPA and plan to study geophysics. http://seg.org/Scholarships. Due March 1. Washington Apple Education Foundation Scholarship: 133 awards given to children of an apple grower, an employee of an apple grower or dependents of those employed in the apple industry. Apply at http://waef.org/scholarships/. Due March 1. Washington PTA Scholarships: Awards of $1000-$3000. The applicants will be selected based on need, academic achievement, and goals and must meet entrance standards for the school of their choice. Apply at https://www.wastatepta.org/events-programs/scholarship-program/ Due March 1. Washington State Elks Vocational Grant Scholarship: Several awards of various amounts for seniors who enroll in a vocational-technical school or community college. State winners are eligible to compete for the Elk's National Foundation, Vocational Grant Program: which has over 300 awards of $2000, renewable for a 2nd year Go to https://waelks.org/what-we-do/scholarships. Use Dorothy Yothers application. Return forms to Yakima Elks Lodge #318, 318 Golf Course Loop Road, Selah, WA 98948-1926, Call 509-697-6161 for further information. Due March 1. Washington State Retired Teachers' Association (WSSRA) Future Teacher Scholarships: Open to seniors interested in the teaching profession:

The PEMCO Foundation, Inc. Robert J. Handy Scholarships granted in the amount of $900 per year, renewable for a total of four years

The WSSR-Foundation grants: 8 scholarships in the amount of $1,500 each for one year only. An additional two scholarships in the amount of $1500 each, the Don and Myrtle Bunt Scholarship (awarded to a student in the SW Washington area) and the Neil D. Prescott Scholarship (awarded this year to a student in the Eastern Washington area).

The application is at www.wssra.org . Click on Forms and then in the drop-down menu click on Scholarship Application. Need help Phone: (360) 413-5496. Due March 1. Women's Western Golf Foundation Scholarship: 15 awards of $2000, renewable for a high school female with a strong academic history and involvement with the sport of golf. http://www.wwga.org/WWGA.org/Scholarship_Information.html. Due March 1. YVBOA/CWBO Basketball Officials Scholarship: YVBOA/CWBO sponsor a Student Athlete Sportsmanship Scholarship, $250 for a male and $250 for a female. The eligibility criteria are:

A resident of Washington State

Have a minimum GPA of 3.0

Participated in HS Varsity basketball for a WIAA school whose home games are officiated by either the YVBOA or CWBO

Be nominated by his/her coach or Athletic Director Contact your coach for a nomination. Due March 1. Zonta Club of Yakima Valley Scholarship: A scholarship of $2000 awarded to an outstanding senior girl from a Yakima Valley high school. Information and applications at http://www.zontayakima.org/scholarship.html. Due March 1. The Cancer Unwrapped Teen Writing Contest All high school students’ grades 9-12 may win one of several $1,000 cash prizes. Students share their stories about cancer in personal essays of 500 to 2,000 words. Essays can be about their own experience of a personal diagnosis or about their experience with the diagnosis of a loved one, a schoolmate, or friend. To submit an essay go to http://cancerpathways.org/cancer-unwrapped/ Questions? Email info@cancerpathways.org or call 206-709-1400. Due March 3. Annual DNA Day Essay Contest: Scholarship awards of up to $1000 for students in grades 9-12 who write an essay regarding DNA Day, which commemorates the completion of the Human Genome Project in April 2003 and the discovery of the double helix of DNA in 1953 and asks students to examine, question, and reflect on important concepts in genetics. Additional Information found at our website https://www.ashg.org/discover-genetics/k-12-education/dna-day. Due March 4. UFCW-21 Scholarship Program: Scholarships offered to UFCW 21 members (Albertson's, Fred Meyer, QFC, Safeway or other union grocery and retail stores) and their spouses, domestic partners, and dependents are:

Family Scholarships of $2000 will go to applicants who are part of the first generation in their family to attend college.

Designated Scholarships of $3,000 will be available to those pursuing a specific area of study. Our focus this year will be Food Progress (Agriculture, culinary arts, food health & safety, food politics).

A Four-Year Scholarship of $4,000 will be awarded for 4 years of tuition. These are in addition to our ongoing regular scholarships: Full-time student scholarships of $2,000 each. Part-time student scholarships of $1,000 each. Apply at https://www.ufcw21.org/scholarship?rq=scholarship. Due March 6. Lockheed Martin STEM Scholarship: 200 renewable scholarships of $10,000 each. Awards are open to individuals studying eligible engineering or computer science majors, who demonstrate financial need and come from underrepresented or underserved communities. Applicants must: Be U.S. citizens, high school seniors with a minimum GPA of 3.5, plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited four-year college or university, be majoring or planning to major in one of many specified eligible STEM programs and demonstrate financial need. For more information and to apply, visit https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/who-we-are/communities/stem-education/lm-scholarship-program.html . Due March 12 Doodle 4 Google: The Doodle 4 Google competition challenges children in grades 9-12 to create their own play on Google's logo. One of you will be eligible to be one of the 54 winners from every US State and Territory, one of which will go on to win a $30,000 scholarship, a $50,000 technology package for their school or the non-profit of their choice, and their artwork featured on the Google.comGoogle.com homepage for a day! Get your crayons, clay, paper, or whatever you can find ready, and head to https://doodles.google.com/d4g/enter/ for details on how to enter and resources to get inspired. Due March 13. Truman D. Picard Scholarship: A $2000 scholarship for Native American-Alaskan (enrolled member in a federally recognized tribe) high school seniors for college study of natural resources. Apply at http://www.itcnet.org/about_us/scholarships.html Due March 13. Annual Que Llueva Café Scholarship: The “Que Llueva Café” Scholarship aims to support the dreams, hopes and aspirations of college bound undocumented students so that they can earn their college education and allow for all of their hard work and sacrifice to persevere. This scholarship program strives to make a world of difference. ¡Ójala que llueva café! Candidates must be an undocumented student (DACA students are eligible) and will be a high school graduate who will enroll for the first time in an accredited college or university in the U.S. or Puerto Rico for this fall. Apply at website http://www.ca-core.org/que_llueva_cafe_scholarship_program . Due March 14. Arthur & Tiia Brown Family Foundation Scholarship: A $5000 renewable award to promote educational opportunities for students to obtain an education that adheres to a Christian worldview. Based on financial need and a minimum 3.0 GPA and other conclusions the committee might draw from personal essays and interviews regarding the applicant's character, motivation, ability and potential. Applications at http://thebrownfamilyfoundation.org/Application_Process.html . Due March 15. ASCAP Foundation Scholarships: 15 awards ranges of $250-$1500 to young music composers. Information at http://www.ascapfoundation.org/programs/scholarships.aspx.

Due March 15. Louie Family Foundation Scholarship: Awards approximately $100,000 in scholarships each year for high school seniors who have a cumulative GPA between 3.7 and 4.0 on a 4.0 scale and a minimum SAT score of 1300 or ACT score of 28, who will be attending a college or university in the United States as a freshman. Applicants should have demonstrated outstanding personal achievements, academic merit, leadership qualities and/or community service. Special consideration will be noted for applicants: • who have parents that are United States veterans or are currently in the U.S. military; • with a demonstrated financial need; • with parents who did not attend college; or • with a documented significant disability. Apply online at http://www.louiefamilyfoundation.org/scholarship-application. Due March 15. Rita Lowe Math Scholarship: Awards of $1000 for a high school senior who will attend college and major in mathematics education. Apply at www.wsmc.net/scholarship/. Due March 15. National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation: Scholarships for students pursuing an education in restaurant or foodservice culinary arts related studies. Apply at https://www.chooserestaurants.org/Programs-and-Scholarships/Undergraduate-Scholarships. Due March 15. Washington State 4-H Scholarships: Scholarships information is sent to the 4-H leaders. Contact your 4-H leader, the Yakima County Extension Office and also visit http://extension.wsu.edu/4h/youth/scholarship-opportunities/ for information and applications. Due March 15. Better Business Bureau Students of Integrity Scholarship Video & Essay Contests: Students in grades 11-12 may compete for a scholarship of up to $5000 for a video. For the $2000 essay scholarship a student must write up to a 500 word essay. Must have a 3.00 or higher GPA. For more information, visit https://bbb-scholarship.org/scholarships/. Due March 16. Sub Pop Records Scholarship: $13,000 of awards for three scholarship winners who are seniors in Washington to attend college to study art or music. Information and applications at https://www.subpop.com/scholarshiphttps://www.subpop.com/scholarship. Due March 20. Washington Cattle Feeders Association Scholarship: A $1000 award for a high school senior to study beef cattle production. https://www.wafeeders.org/about/scholarships. Due March 20. Yakima Valley Dairy Women Scholarships:

YV Dairy Foundation Scholarship $1000 Open to an immediate family member of a household deriving its major income from dairying or dairy supported agribusiness or an individual pursuing a degree relating to the dairy industry who resides in the Yakima Valley. Must be a legal resident of Washington and have at least a 2.90 GPA.

YV Dairy Women Scholarship $500 .A second scholarship is open to those who have a mother or grandmother as a member of YVDW and have at least a 2.50 GPA. Applications are available by contacting Sue Wedam at 509.830.6434. Due March 20

Federal Employee Education Association FEEA Scholarships: Awards of $250-$1000, some are renewable. Open to dependents of civilian federal and postal employees with at least 3 years of service, must have a 3.0+ GPA. Apply at https://feea.org/our-programs/scholarships/ Due March 25. Zillah Alumni Association Scholarships: Number and amount of scholarship awards vary each year. Applicant must be a Zillah High School senior and plan to attend an accredited college or school. Mail forms to the address found on the application. Applications at http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs%5Cscholarships%5CZillah-Alumni-Scholarship-Application.pdf. Due March 25. KFC Foundation REACH Educational Grant Program: Awards to help KFC restaurant employees pursue their educational dreams. These $2,000 grants help recipients attend accredited four-year and two-year educational institutions, as well as trade/vocational/technical schools. Go to http://www.kfc.com/foundation/. Due March 26. Astria Auxiliary Health Career Scholarships: Scholarships range from $1000-$2000 for seniors who plan to enter the field of health care/medicine. Apply at https://www.astria.health/media/1433/auxiliary-scholarship-application-copy-2020.pdf. Due March 27. American Postal Workers Union, Hallbeck Memorial & Vocational Scholarships: 5 awards of $1000, renewable, for a son/daughter of an APWU member. Applications at http://www.apwu.org/issues/scholarships. Due March 31. Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Scholarship: Scholarships award to senior students who are verified descendants of Union Veterans of the American Civil War, who are interested in the study of history in college. www.suvcw.org/scholar.htm. Due March 31. EGIA Foundation HVAC Scholarship Program: For seniors seeking careers in HVAC, up to twenty $2500 scholarships. Applicants should intend to enroll in an HVAC technical program at an accredited institution. Be US Citizens, US Nationals or US Permanent Residents, have a minimum 2.0 GPA. To learn more or to apply go to the website https://egiafoundation.org/what-we-do/scholarship. Due March 31.

George and Dorothy Marsden Scholarship Fund: Awards usually of $5,000 each and may be renewed, to help students from Eastern Washington who demonstrate promise of academic excellence to maximize their potential at the world’s best colleges and universities which might otherwise be too costly. Applications are evaluated in their totality, considering: • Promise of academic excellence, from grades, test scores and/or other factors • Potential for success and leadership as evidenced by involvement in school, extracurricular and community activities and work/volunteer experience and • Potential impact of the scholarship on applicant’s realization of academic goals. Apply at http://stjohns-cathedral.org/marsden-scholarship. Due March 31. Valley Theater Company's Jack Quinn Memorial Scholarship: A $750 scholarship for a senior who plan to pursue a career in music or theater. Applications at 509-731-6633 or online at http://www.theprincesstheatre.net/valley-theater-company/vtc-scholarship.Due March 31.

Alfred G. and Elma M. Milotte Scholarship: Awards up to $4000 for seniors who are profoundly fascinated by nature, have been a careful observer of it and have successfully expressed their observations in a way that engages the everyday person. Must have a 3.0 GPA or higher and have been a resident of Washington State for at least 5 years prior to applying. Go to www.milotte.org. Due March 31. The Work Ethic Scholarship Program: A scholarship for seniors who plan to become a skilled worker such as plumbers, electricians, welders, and all skilled workers. People willing to learn a trade that’s in demand. Details and applications are available at https://www.mikeroweworks.org/scholarship. Due March 31. Washington Wine Industry Foundation Scholarships:

Horse Heaven Hills Wine Growers Scholarship: Two scholarships of $1,500 to students who are residents of Benton, Yakima or Klickitat counties.

Walter J. Clore Scholarship: Scholarships range from $500 to $2,000.

The Foundation Scholarship: Offering five $3,000 scholarship. Applications are at: www.washingtonwinefoundation.org. Due March 31.

April American Fire Sprinkler Association High School Senior Scholarship: Ten $2000 scholarship pen to 2018-2019 High School Seniors who want to pursue a college degree or trade school education. Scholarship winners are randomly selected by computer-generated drawing from among valid entries received at the conclusion of the contest period. https://www.afsascholarship.org/ Due April 1. American Nuclear Society Scholarships: $1000 scholarship for graduating seniors who have the intent to pursue a STEM degree with an interest in nuclear engineering. Applications at http://www.ans.org/honors/scholarships/forms/. Due April 1. BIA (Bureau of Indian Affairs) Scholarship for Indian Education: Several awards of various amounts for a student of at least one quarter Native American Heritage. For additional information and for applications go to www.finaid.org/otheraid/natamind.phtml. Due April 1. Central Washington Catholic Foundation (CWCF) Scholarships: CWCF awards scholarships to assist students in Benton, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Kittitas, Klickitat, and Yakima counties. Scholarships awarded range from $1000 to $7,500. Apply at https://cwcatholicfoundation.org/college-scholarships. Due April 1. Davis-Putter Scholarship Fund: This scholarship aids people active in movements for social and economic justice. The maximum grant is $15,000 per year. These need-based scholarships are awarded to students who are able to do academic work at the college or university level or are enrolled in a trade or technical program and who are active in the progressive movement. Applicants must have participated in activities in the US, and there is a strong preference for applicants who plan on working in this country. Applications at https://davisputter.org/apply-for-scholarships/. Due April 1.

Greater Yakima Girls Softball Association Scholarship: The GYGSA offers 4 Scholarships:

$500.00 Brenda Reifel Memorial Scholarship

$500.00 Bob Tormaschy Memorial Scholarship

$500.00 Bill Harris Sr. Memorial Scholarship

$500.00 Al Reyer Memorial Scholarship The recipient must have played softball in the Greater Yakima Girls Softball Association for at least 2 years and be a high school senior with a 3.0 or higher GPA. Application forms @http://gygsa.org/. Due April 1. Incight Scholarship: Scholarships of various amounts for students with disabilities who have demonstrated outstanding merit in giving back to the community and overcoming obstacles in order to pursue higher education. Student must:

Be a Washington, Oregon or California resident

Have a disability as defined by the ADA, DSM-V, IDEA, or other governing body.

Be attending higher education during the funding cycle following your application (2020-2021 School Year.) This includes college, university, community college, or vocational school.

Apply at the website: https://www.incight.org/scholarship. Due April 1. Mabuhay Foundation Scholarship: Students of Filipino Heritage who are graduating from a Yakima Valley High School are invited to apply for this scholarship. The number and amount of scholarship awards is determined annually. Application forms may be obtained from Dori Baker at 509.945.0891 or email mabuhayfdn@charter.net. Due April 1. National/Welch's Fred Killian Memorial Scholarship: A $1,000 scholarship for a senior whose parent/guardian is a member of the National Grape Cooperative or an employee of Welch’s, has 2.5 GPA and is active in community leadership. Applications at https://cfncw.org/national-welchs-fred-killian-memorial-scholarship. Due April 1. Lower Valley Soroptimist International Club Scholarship: A local awards of $1250, and a national award of $2000, for female high school seniors who demonstrate outstanding leadership, community service, dependability, and a clear sense of purpose. Apply at http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/soroptimist.pdf. Due April 1. Veterans Park Memorial Scholarship: The scholarship is to honor high school seniors both men and women whose record is of high standards and whose character and potential show promise later in life of becoming good and useful citizens. This scholarship is funded by the Henriksen Family at $1000.00 per year. This scholarship is restricted, in general, to use within the State of Washington and primarily at Perry Technical Trade School or may be considered for YVC Technical School. Applications www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/Veterans-Park-Memorial-Scholarship-Application.pdf. Due April 1. Walmart Dependent and Associate Scholarship: A $3,000 college scholarship available to Walmart and Sam’s Club dependents of associates who are graduating seniors with at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA and have a demonstrated financial need. Apply at https://programs.applyists.com/walmartdependent/ Due April 1.

Washington State Grange Scholarships: For a senior whose family is a grange member in good standing with WSGA. Various scholarships available. Get individual scholarship details and applications at http://www.wa-grange.com/Scholarships.aspx . Due April 1. WIAA Smart Choices Scholarship Program: This annual program recognizes one male and one female graduating senior from among the WIAA member high schools for excellence in athletics/activities, academics, leadership and community service throughout his/her high school career. Winners receive a $1,000-$5,000 scholarship. Applications at http://www.wiaa.com/subcontent.aspx?SecID=959. Due April 1. Yakima Valley Construction Federation Scholarship: Awards of $1000, renewable for up to 4 years, to a high school graduate who is preparing for work in a construction related field. Applications at www.yakimaplancenter.com or email jacki@yakimaplancenter.com. Due April 1. Zillah Education Association Scholarship: Awards of $500 for a ZHS graduating senior to continue their education, based on academic record, school and community activities. Application forms at www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/ZEA-Scholarship-Application.pdf Due to the ZEA president Mr. Simmons April 1. Health Science Career & Technical Education Scholarship: HSCTE will award a $500 scholarship to graduating seniors who has been, or is presently, in a Healthcare Program or classes, with financial need at a GPA of 2.5 or higher. The scholarship is to be used for tuition and other direct school expenses at an accredited two- or four-year college or university. Apply at https://gearup.wa.gov/sites/default/files/resources/hscte_paperwork.pdf. Due April 3. Merit Resources Howard Kelleher Memorial Scholarship: Three $1,000 scholarships awarded to Yakima Valley high school seniors. An essay is required. Apply at www.meritresources.org/howard_kelleher_memorial_.html. Due April 3. American Foreign Service Association Essay Contest: Essay contest open to students in grades 9-12. $2,500 to the writer of the winning essay and an all-expense paid trip to the nation’s capital for the winner and his/her parents. Go to https://www.afsa.org/essay-contest Due April 6. Alpha Delta Kappa (ADK) Scholarship: The Alpha Chi Chapter of ADK (an honorary Women Teacher’s Sorority) is offering an $800 scholarship to a senior girl graduating from Zillah or Toppenish high schools. The senior should be planning to attend an accredited college or tech school by December 31 of the current year. The scholarship award is based upon the application, recommendations, academic achievements, extra-curricular activities and community involvement. Applications are available in the ZHS Guidance Center. Questions? Cal 829.5978. Due April 7. Washington Association of Pupil Transportation Scholarship: Awards of $500 to a graduating senior whose parent/guardian is a member of WAPT. Apply at www.wapt4u.org/wapt-events-scholarships. Due April 7. Blacks at Microsoft (BAM!) Scholarship: A $5000 scholarship, renewable, to enable black high school students to go to college, realize the impact technology has on the world and target a career in the

technology industry. Application: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/diversity/programs/blacks-scholarships.aspx . Due April 10. ESA Scholarship for Children of Law Enforcement & Fire Service Personnel: Awards from $1000-$10,000. Eligible seniors will need to be a son/daughter of a full time paid Washington State member of the police or sheriffs or a fire department, some scholarships may include parents with volunteer experience. Awards based on GPA, test scores, an essay, and resume of academics, activities, community service and awards. Apply at http://waesa.org/scholarships/ Due April 10. Yakima Federal Savings Scholarship: Up to 60 scholarships of $2000 to seniors to attend a university, community college or technical college. Senior must rank in the top 10% of their graduating class. For further information email erin.thierolf@yakimafed.com or apply go to https://www.yakimafed.com/scholarship/. Please have all the required documents in hand before beginning application. The application will not save your information. Due April 10. Annual Signet Classic Scholarship Essay Contest: For students in grades 11-12. Award amount of $1,000. Students write an essay on one of five selected topics to be considered for this award. Get more information at http://www.penguin.com/services-academic/essayhome/. Due April 15. Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes: Awards to ten students, aged 8-18, who have developed an extraordinary service project that helped people and the planet. Half of the winners are focused on helping their communities and people, and half are focused on protecting the environment. Winners receive up to $5000 scholarship. To apply visit: http://barronprize.org/apply/. Due April 15. CJ Pony Parts Scholarship: Two scholarships worth $500 to students who are enrolling in post-secondary education after graduation. This is open to all fields of study and is not exclusive to automotive or related degrees. Students create a short video, under 3 minutes long. Details at https://www.cjponyparts.com/cj-pony-parts-scholarship-video-contest. Due April 15

Horatio Alger Career & Technical Scholarship: Several awards of $2500. Scholarships for the study of a 1-2-year technical career. Students must have financial need determined by FASFA. Apply a https://scholars.horatioalger.org/scholarships/about-our-scholarship-programs/technical/. Due April 15. Nancy Duree Natural Resource Scholarship: A $1500 scholarship for a student pursuing higher education in natural resources (i.e. fisheries, forestry, wildlife, botany, geology, soil sciences, watershed sciences, ecology, and environmental education/recreation). Applicants must attend high school in Yakima County, have a 2.5 GPA and been accepted to an accredited two-year or four-year college/university by the time the scholarship is awarded. Apply at www.salmonfest.org/nancy-duree. Due April 15. College JumpStart Scholarship: Open to students in grades 10-12. Awards up to $1000. To be considered for this award a student must be committed to going to college and be able express their goals for a higher education. More information and applications at http://www.jumpstart-scholarship.net/. Due April 15.

Washington State Farm Bureau Scholarship: Awards of $800. Candidate must be a son/daughter of a Farm Bureau member and must enroll in a field of agriculture or agriculture related area. Information and applications at www.wsfb.com/programs/scholarships. Due to County Office April 15. Washington State Coaches Association Burnett-Ennis Scholarship: Number and amount of awards vary. The scholarship is open to any graduating senior whose parent/guardian is a member of the Washington State Coaches Association (WSCA). Go to https://www.washcoach.net/documents/Burnett-Ennis2.pdf . Due April 15. We the Students Scholarship: Open to students ages 14-19 Award Amount: 15 Awards from $500 to $5,000. To be considered, you must submit an essay of between 500 to 800 words that focuses on the ideas of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and their relevance today. http://www.billofrightsinstitute.org/engage/students-programs-events/scholarship. Due April 15. Yakima Rotaract Academic Scholarship: 2 Scholarship in the amount of $1,000 will be awarded. Scholarships will be awarded based on the following criteria:

Academic performance (2.5 GPA minimum);

Community service and leadership exhibited within the school environment and outside of the school environment;

The student’s essay concerning what pursuing a higher education means and how they plan on giving back to their community after college.

Email yakimarotaract@gmail.com to request an application. Mail application to: Yakima Rotaract Attn. Scholarship, P.O. Box 464, Yakima, WA 98907-0464 or email the application to: yakimarotaract@gmail.com. Due April 15. Sea Mar Farm Worker Scholarship: Several $1,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors of migrant or seasonal farm worker families. To apply go to: https://www.seamar.org/scholarship-farmworker.html. Due April 16. New Car and Truck Dealers American Dream Scholarship Program: “What does the American Dream mean to you and how do you plan to fulfill yours?” Awards include:

Two $2,500 scholarships will be awarded – one each for an eastern Washington student and a western Washington student (no dealership affiliation required.)

One $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to an employee of a WSADA-member dealership, or an immediate family member of a WSADA-member dealership employee.

One $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to a Washington student enrolling in an Automotive Technology program in Washington State.

Apply at http://www.wsada.org/community/scholarships Due April 17. Paul R. Wineman Phi Kappa PSI Fraternity Freshman Scholarship: One award of $1000 and four awards of $500. The scholarships are available to male students who will be attending the University of Washington. Although it is being presented by Phi Kappa Psi, membership or a commitment of membership in Phi Kappa Psi is not a requirement to win a scholarship. To receive an application email uwphipsipresident@gmail.com. Due April 20.

Ayn Rand institute "Fountainhead" Essay Contest: 235 scholarships worth up to $10,000 for students in grades 11 & 12 who write an essay regarding the novel "Fountainhead”. Additional information is online https://www.aynrand.org/students/essay-contests. Due April 25. All About Education Scholarship: A $3000 scholarship award for students in grades 11 & 12. Submit an online written essay response to the question: "How will a $3,000 scholarship for education make a difference in your life?" in250 words or less. Apply at https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/all-about-education-scholarship. Due April 30 Alpha Gamma Rho (AGR) Scholarships: 6 awards of $100-$500 to seniors, 3 to FFA members and 3 to 4-H members to attend WSU to study an area of agriculture or home and family living. Apply at http://alphagammarho.org/undergraduate-scholarships. Due April 30.

E-Waste Scholarship: A $1,000 award for students in grades 11 & 12. Students complete the application form including a 140-character message about e-waste. Visit the website http://www.digitalresponsibility.org/ewaste-scholarship/ for additional information and to apply. Due April 30. Toppenish Eagles Scholarship: The Toppenish Fraternal Order of Eagles 2229 will provide four $1000 scholarships to area seniors. Students must have a family member who is a current member in good standing with the Eagles. To apply students submit a current resume, transcript an essay/letter detailing their future plans (career and college), their contributions to their school and community and why they feel they should be awarded the scholarship. Questions? Call Eddie or Dan at 509.865.2229. Mail materials to Toppenish Eagles 2229 Scholarship Committee, PO Box 167, Toppenish, WA 98948. Due April 30. Washington Association of County Officials Scholarship: WACOS awards up to three $3,000 scholarships to eligible children of county employees and county elected officials in the following offices assessors, auditors, clerks, coroners, medical examiners, prosecutors, sheriffs, and treasurers. Recipients must be full-time students in a baccalaureate degree, associate degree, or vocational/technical certification program. Apply at http://www.countyofficials.org/244/College-Scholarship-Fund. Due April 30. YVC Beyond DREAMing Scholarship: was established to help support DREAMer/DACA (undocumented) students with educational expenses while attending Yakima Valley College. To be eligible for this scholarship a college and/or high school student must have submitted a Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA) for the academic year and will plan to attend YVC taking (10+credits) per quarter and is to be used for educational expenses. For more information call 509.574.4701 or email mvasquez@yvcc.edu. Application at https://www.yvcc.edu/financial-aid/grants-scholarships. Due April 30.

May

American Indian College Fund: The AICF Full Circle Scholarship provides scholarships to American Indian and Alaska Native college students seeking under- graduate and graduate degrees at Tribal colleges & universities and at all nonprofit & accredited schools. Proof of enrollment in a recognized tribe is required. For further information and for an application go to: https://collegefund.org/student-resources/scholarships/scholarship-programs. Due May 1. Paradigm Challenge: 100 Awards from $500-$100,000 available to students age 12-18. Students may work alone or in a team producing an original and creative way to generate new ideas in preventing injuries and fatalities from home fires. Entries may come in the form of posters, videos, inventions, messages, community events, websites, mobile apps, or anything else that will help save lives. Details and registration is found at http://www.projectparadigm.org/. Due May 1. SCAC Principal's Association Scholarship: Awards from $500-$1000. Students must be a senior currently enrolled and in good standing at a member high school from the South Central Athletic Conference (SCAC) in Washington State. ZHS Seniors may download an application at www.zillahschools.org/zhs/docs/scholarships/SCAC_Principals_Association_Scholarship.doc. Due to Mr. Torres by May 1. Washington Holocaust Center Writing, Art, Film Contest: Awards up to $500. Open to any student grades 9-12. Information and applications at https://www.holocaustcenterseattle.org/programs-events/writing-art-film-contest. Due May 1. Yakama Tribal Scholarships: For seniors who are enrolled members of the Yakama Tribe. Apply at www.yakamanation-nsn.gov click on Tribal programs and scroll down to Higher Education www.yakamanation-nsn.gov/programs.php or contact: ynhighered@yakama.com 509.865.5121-Ext. 4509. Due May 1. ZHS Scholar-Athlete Scholarship: Sponsored by Coca-Cola Bottlers of Yakima a $500 scholarship to a ZHS senior who has demonstrated athletic ability and maintained good grades and citizenship. Application forms are available from the ZHS Athletic Director or at http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/ZHS-Scholar-Athlete-Coca-Cola-Scholarship-Application.pdf Due to the ZHS Athletic Director May 1. Zillah Lions Club-Earl Crosby Memorial Scholarship: An award of $1000 to a ZHS Senior who has been a good citizen and active in school and community. Pick up an application in the ZHS guidance Center or at http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs/scholarships/Lions_Club.pdf and mail to Zillah Lions Club Memorial Scholarship Committee, 420 Baker Drive, Zillah, WA 98953. Due May 1. Filipino American Community of the Yakima Valley Scholarship: Two scholarships to Filipino-American high school graduates. The applicant must be of Filipino descent and the parent/guardian must have been a member of FACYV for at least 2 years. Each scholarship is worth $1000 Dollars and will be awarded upon submission of the following:

Completed scholarship application form.

Official Transcript of Records from the school reflecting the cumulative GPA

Written essay stating the student’s financial need and why it is important to have a Filipino-American Community organization in the Yakima Valley.

Send completed application to: Diana Ibatuan, Scholarship Chair, P.O. Box 298, Wapato, WA 98951. For further information or questions, please call (509) 840-2266 or (509) 969-2560. Due May 4. International Quill & Scroll Student Journalist Scholarships: Various awards and amounts for students, active in journalism studies or wish to pursue journalism studies in college. Apply at http://quillandscroll.org/scholarships. Due May 10. Parker Youth & Sports Foundation- Joe Donahue Memorial Scholarship: A scholarship combination of tuition/work grant for $2400 for a Yakima Valley College student planning for an academic degree and/or professional career in an area of health and physical education, athletics, or recreation leadership. Apply at https://www.parkeryouthfoundation.com/funding/joe-donahue-scholarship.html. Due May 12. Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) Scholarship: The BIAW will award $10,000 to $20,000 in scholarships to students interested in enrolling in a construction related course of study at a community or technical college or university. Questions? amandaf@biaw.com, 1-800-228-4229-x114 Apply at https://biaw.com/Education. Due May 15. Pledge your Collegiance Scholarship: 10 awards up to $5000. Only current high school seniors attending a 2 or 4-year U.S. college or university in 2018 are eligible. Students post a video announcing their college choice. Apply at https://collegiance.wcm.collegeboard.org Due May 15. Central Washington Home Builders Association (CWHBA) Scholarship: Two awards of $500 to seniors graduating from Yakima County high schools. Awards based on need, a desire to complete training/education after high school and have a career in a construction industry. For additional information and a link to the application go to https://cwhba.org/education. Due May 26. HOG Chapter Scholarship: The Yakima Valley HOG Chapter is pleased to announce two $750 cash scholarships awarded to winning entry as determined by a panel of Chapter members. Applicant must write, an original typed, double-spaced essay of no more than two pages or 500 words entitled “There’s a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle in My Family.” Write about a family member who owned/rode a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Include the exact PERSONAL relationship of the Harley-Davidson owner/rider. Include the motorcycle model, year and any customizations and at least one specific example/event which represents the significance of the Harley-Davidson motorcycle to the Senior. Accompanying the essay should be a photo; showing the motorcycle, and/or the relative, and/or the graduation senior essay writer. Mail your application to Scholarship Committee, c/o Jennifer Worrell, Activities Director, Yakima Valley HOG Chapter, c/o Owens Cycle, 1707 North 1st Street, Yakima WA 98901. Due May 31.

June Sigma Nu Fraternity Carl L. Hossman Memorial Scholarship: Awards of $1000-$4500 for a male student entering the University of Washington. Information and applications are found at http://students.washington.edu/sigmanu/scholarship.htm. Due June 1.

Washington State Opportunities Career and Technical Scholarship (CTS): Scholarship Awards of up to $9000 ($1500 per quarter) to attend Washington Public Community and Technical Colleges. Nearly 1,000 trade, health care or STEM programs are eligible for CTS funding across Washington state. To be eligible, students must:

Enroll at an eligible Washington state community or technical college in fall 2019. Enroll in an eligible certificate, apprenticeship or associate’s degree program leading to a high-

demand trade, health care or STEM occupation. Obtain a Washington state high school diploma or GED Have a total family income that does not exceed 125% of the Washington state median family

income. Apply at https://www.waopportunityscholarship.org/students/applicants/cts. Due June 4. Navigate Your Future Scholarship: A $2,500 scholarship offered to a high school graduate to study for a career in the aviation industry. http://nata.aero/Scholarships/Navigate-Your-Future-Scholarship.aspx. Due June 25. Evolve IP’s Cloud Scholarship: We believe that technology affects all aspects of our lives and are pleased to offer a $1,000 and a $500 scholarship to a deserving high school student who plans on a career in technology or computer sciences. https://www.evolveip.net/about/careers?mc_cid=7f1d6158a3&mc_eid=a2f060beda#scholarship. Due June 30. Just Poetry Scholarship: Entrants must be high school students (Grades 9-12) at the time of entry. Only one entry per poet per 90 day period will be accepted. Poems must be 20 lines or less to qualify, not counting the title and any spaces between stanzas. The Easterday Poetry Award of a $500 college scholarship will be awarded to the American High School Poets, "Poet of the Year". In addition there will be 4 "Best of Issue" Winners ($500 scholarship prize, 1 selected each quarter) and 4 Editor's Choice Selections ($100 scholarship prize, 1 selected each quarter). There will also be hundreds of Just Poetry Topical Winners http://www.justpoetry.org/submissions. Due June 30. SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers) Scholarships: Awards of $500 to $5000 for Latinx students interested in majoring in science, technology, engineering, mathematics or a related field. Proof of citizenship not required. All scholarships require a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 unless specified differently below. http://scholarships.shpe.org/students/ Due June 30. AWG Minority Scholarship: Awards of $500-$5000 for African American, Hispanic, and Native American Indian women. Must be full-time students pursuing an undergraduate degree in the geosciences (geology, geophysics, geochemistry, hydrology, meteorology, physical oceanography, planetary geology, or earth science education) at an accredited college or university. http://awg.org/awards Due June 30. Do Over Scholarship: $1500 award for students grades 9-12. Mistakes - we've all made them. Too bad life doesn't always give you a mulligan. Or does it? What if you had the chance to "do-over" a moment in your life? What would it be? How would it affect you and your future? While we can't undo the past, this fun scholarship is available to students looking for a unique way to earn free college money. Submit an online written response to the question:

"If you could get one 'do-over' in life, what would it be and why?" (250 words or less) https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/do-over-scholarship Due June 30

July Dairy Farmers of Washington Dairy Community Scholarships: Open to students grades 11-12. Two scholarships are available for 4-H or FFA members involved with dairy cattle in Washington State. The awards are $1,000, and $750 scholarship for juniors and a $1,000 and $750 scholarship for seniors. Apply at https://wadairy.org/4h-ffa-wa-dairy-community-scholarship/. Due July 15. ERCA Community Contribution Scholarship: Student Research Foundation is offering high school students grades 9-12 up to $15,000 in college scholarship. Open to students who have recognized a need or problem in their community and have determined a way to address the issue. https://www.studentresearchfoundation.org/college-scholarship Due July 26. Flavor of the Month Scholarship: $1500 scholarship students grades 9-12. In 250 words or less submit a response to the question: "Summer and ice cream go hand-in-hand. In fact, July is National Ice Cream Month, and that's the inspiration behind this award. We think people are very similar to ice cream; some are nutty, others a little exotic, while some are very comforting. If you were an ice cream flavor, which would you be and why?” https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/flavor-of-the-month-scholarship Due July 31. -Temporarily unavailable. Zillah American Legion Scholarship: $500 scholarships to help Zillah High School Seniors with their future educational costs. Applications at http://www.zillahschools.org/ZHS/docs%5Cscholarships%5CZillah-American-Legion-Scholarship-Application.doc. Mail applications to Commander, Zillah American Legion P.O. Box 626, Zillah, WA 98953-0626. Due April 1.