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Scholarship Manager
Iida Berg

Phone
920.702.7629

Email
[email protected]ley.org

Available Scholarships

We award scholarships each year that help hundreds of area students pursue their educational dreams.

$1 Million in Scholarships Available!

Through the generosity of our donors, we have more than $1 million in scholarships available each year to students from 60 schools, available for high school seniors, college and nontraditional students and K-12 art and music camps and lessons. In 2022 we awarded $1.35 million from 216 active scholarship funds within the Community Foundation to 468 students from 60 high schools! See the Scholarship Recipient List for 2021 - 22. We manage 300 charitable funds supporting scholarships, many established in honor or memory of family members, friends, and mentors. Businesses and organizations also establish scholarship funds to benefit graduating high school students, current college students, nontraditional students and art and music camp scholarships. Learn more about creating a scholarship fund.

Application Deadlines are closer than you think!

Many of our deadlines are March 1, so let's get started.

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  • How are scholarship payments made? Great question! Before we can send payment to your school, you will need to fill out a Scholarship Verification Form and return it, with supporting documents, to the Community Foundation. You will be notified via email when the check will be mailed to your school. Allow up to 30 days for the check to be processed by the school and reach your student account.
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High School Seniors, Choose your School

Select below for other Scholarship Opportunities

Name of Scholarship (Click on title for details)

How To Apply

1953 State Champion Boys Basketball Scholarship

IMPORTANT: This scholarship requires you to fill out the "Community Foundation General Scholarship Application." Click Apply Online to find this form.

Amount of Award: $1,000

Criteria: Graduating senior from Menasha High School, who has participated on the boys' varsity basketball team, with no athletic suspensions, and plans to attend a two- or four-year accredited college, university or technical school.

Due Date: March 1

Apply Online

Adam Buechel and Bob Randl Memorial Scholarship

Amount of Award: $500

Criteria: New Holstein High School graduating seniors who intend to pursue a post-secondary education at a college, university or technical school.

NHHS Local Scholarship Application

Al Zierler Memorial Scholarship

IMPORTANT: This scholarship requires you to fill out the "Community Foundation General Scholarship Application." Click Apply Online to find this form.

Amount of Award: $750

Criteria: Graduating seniors from Hortonville, Kaukauna, Kimberly and Little Chute public high schools who plan to pursue a career in business and attend a college, university or technical school.

Due Date: March 1

Apply Online

Albert H. Schulze Memorial Music Scholarship

Click Apply Online which will take you to the Fox River Scholarship Center where you will find the application.

Amount of Award: $600

Criteria: Graduating senior of Neenah High School with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 who plans to pursue a music education major at an accredited four-year college or university.

Apply Online

Albert W. Wuyts and Louise M. Wuyts Scholarship

Amount of Award: Technical School: $750 for two years for a student attending a two-year college or vocational/technical college, for a total award up to $1,500.
College: $1,500 for four years for a student attending a four-year college or university, for a total award up to $6,000.

Criteria: Kaukauna High School graduating seniors who have a minimum grade point average of 3.0.

School Guidance Office

Alfred & Anna Wittmann Memorial Scholarship

Amount of Award: $500

Criteria: Graduating seniors from Brillion High School who are planning to pursue a post-secondary education at a two- or four-year college, university or technical school.

School Guidance Office