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Program overview The SECU Foundation created the People Helping People Scholarship as a four-year award to support graduating public high school students across North Carolina in pursuing college. The Foundation is committed to community advancement and the People Helping People philosophy. Each of the state’s 115 Local Education Agencies (LEAs)/school districts is allocated at least one scholarship intended for a senior who will attend one of the 16 constituent campuses of the University of North Carolina System. Purpose While academic performance is acknowledged, the People Helping People Scholarship primarily honors students who demonstrate leadership, integrity, and sustained community involvement. Eligibility...

Twiddy & Company — Scholarship honoring Sharon Description This scholarship, offered by Twiddy & Company, honors a longtime member of the company’s Maintenance Department and supports undergraduate students pursuing higher education. The award seeks candidates who demonstrate community ties, leadership, and strong academic standing. Applicants are encouraged (but not required) to familiarize themselves with the Outer Banks region. A selection committee reviews applications against the stated eligibility criteria and supporting materials. Key takeaways - Scholarship established by Twiddy & Company in honor of a valued employee. - Supports U.S. college/university students with leadership and community ties. - Familiarity with the...

Introduction Candis served as a model of optimism for everyone at Twiddy & Company. She consistently greeted challenges with a smile and looked for the bright side in every circumstance. Her tenure with the company began in 2006 amid Tropical Storm Ernesto. During Ernesto, forecasts predicted minimal effects on the northern Outer Banks, yet the storm brought unprecedented rainfall and widespread flooding to the area’s vacation home neighborhoods. Though she had only just joined the team, Candis stayed composed and used her warm demeanor to soothe anxious guests as they arrived, offering calm conversation and an encouraging smile. Her steady...

Introduction Sandi Fuqua was a cherished member of the Whitley Law Firm family for more than 26 years until her passing in 2020 from Gerstmann–Straussler–Scheinker disease. Her warm presence, memorable laugh, and fierce spirit—especially when facing down insurance claims adjusters—left a lasting impact on colleagues and clients alike. In her honor, Whitley Law Firm has established the Sandi Fuqua Scholarship. Scholarship overview - Award: $2,500 - Purpose: To support a high-achieving undergraduate or graduate student who demonstrates meaningful involvement and service within their community, reflecting Sandi’s commitment to people and place. - Eligible applicants may be incoming or current college...

About the scholarship This award honors the late Sidney B. Meadows, a widely respected leader in horticulture who was celebrated for his humanitarian contributions to the industry. Meadows was a strong advocate for student support, convinced that investing in education was essential to sustaining and advancing all segments of horticulture. His commitment has helped fund scholarships for many students each year, and with ongoing contributions, additional deserving applicants will continue to benefit. Eligibility 1. Enrollment: Applicant must be enrolled full time, in good academic standing, in an accredited four-year college or university program in ornamental horticulture or a closely related...

Introduction Duck Brand is marking the 26th anniversary of its Stuck At Prom Scholarship Contest, and you’re invited to join the celebration. More than 8,500 students have crafted unique promwear from Duck Brand tapes in past contests — now it’s your turn to design something eye-catching and compete for scholarship awards. How the contest works — three simple steps 1) Create Design and wear original prom attire made with Duck Brand duct tape and/or Duck Brand crafting tape. Be sure to capture the moment with a high-resolution photograph. Refer to the official rules for full specifications. 2) Submit Complete the...

Description **Overview** The Korean American Scholarship Foundation (KASF) is a volunteer-run nonprofit that provides scholarships to support Korean-American students pursuing higher education. Its work emphasizes academic and personal achievement, leadership development through community and civic service, and pride in Korean cultural heritage. The foundation distributes awards through regional chapters and aligns its activities with community fundraising and member support. Key takeaways: - KASF is a nonprofit focused on supporting Korean-American students. - Emphasis on academics, community service, leadership, and cultural pride. - Scholarships are administered through regional chapters. Eligibility **Who can apply** Applicants must demonstrate Korean heritage (a Korean parent,...

A 2022 study from the Pell Institute and PennAHEAD highlights that the rising cost of college imposes severe, long-term hardships on low-income students and students of color. While higher education can still be a pathway to improved economic mobility for many first-generation and low-income learners, the report warns that it frequently saddles them with crippling debt. Warrick Dunn Charities’ Hearts for Community Service Scholarship aims to reduce the financial strain of pursuing post-secondary education and to support students who use community volunteerism as a springboard toward higher-paying careers, economic security, and improved quality of life for themselves and future generations....