This scholarship is awarded to a student to carry on the legacy of Ali Iorio who was passionate about education and training our future leaders.
Andrew La Rosa was a huge advocate for athletics and valued how sports impact children's lives.
This scholarship will be awarded to a student athlete who not only excels in athletics but has a strong desire to impact his or her community.
This scholarship is awarded to a student residing in the Anthem Park subdivision and who has shown commitment to their education and community.
This scholarship is given in honor of an incredible educator, administrator, and mentor. Beth dedicated over 30 years of her career to young adults in Osceola County. She championed programs that gave students a second chance at getting a quality education. Her motto "The tassel is worth the hassle." helped thousands of students realize the dream of graduation and beyond. Her memorial scholarship is given to students striving to continue their education beyond high school graduation.
The community of Celebration created a volunteerism scholarship in honor of the Kupchak's and their dedication to their community.
This scholarship was established by Toho Water Authority in recognition of retired Executive Director, Brian L. Wheeler's long career and involvement in the water industry.
Catherine Beauchamp was a beloved teacher and a lover of the arts in Osceola County. To honor her memory, this scholarship is awarded to an art student.
The Celebration Foundation is a great community partner who provides wonderful programs to help citizens throughout Osceola County.
This scholarship is awarded to students attending the Osceola County School for the Arts and is based on their student performance and service to the community.
This scholarship is given in honor of Congresswoman Patricia Schroeder who was the first woman elected to Congress from Colorado. In Washington, she stressed women’s rights and engineered 18 laws on women’s economic equity.
The PTSA of Celebration High School would like to recognize the working Celebration High School student who maintains a weighted GPA of 3.0. They realize working and going to school is very demanding. If a student is able to juggle school and a job while maintaining good grades, they feel this student should be awarded for all of their hard work.
The City of St. Cloud has established a scholarship program to support our students in higher education.
The applicant for this scholarship must reside within the city limits of St. Cloud.
The City of St. Cloud Art Scholarship will be awarded to a St. Cloud High School visual art student.
Clemie Jo Smith Lamb dedicated her life to giving back to her community. She gave her time and talents to the things that meant the most to her. Besides serving the teachers, students, and parents of the Osceola schools and holding a position as a 4H leader, she was also a lifelong member of the Osceola CattleWomen's Association and the Silver Spurs Riding Club. To honor Clemie Jo and her love for those around her, this scholarship will be awarded to a student who has shown involvement in preserving the sport of rodeo, agriculture, and the western way of life.
This scholarship is given in memory of Coach John Harmison and his wife, Mercedes Harmison. Coach John Harmison taught at Osceola High School as the Electric Wiring teacher from 1970-1990. For nine years, he was the Kowboy's Varsity Baseball Coach and then transferred to St. Cloud High School as the Assistant Coach for the Bulldogs. His coaching career spanned throughout the Central Florida area for over forty years. His dedication as a coach and manager of various baseball/softball teams earned numerous District, State, and National Titles. Mercedes Harmison was a beloved teacher at St. Cloud Middle School where she taught music.
In memory of Daniel E. Roman, this scholarship will be awarded to a band student who plans to attend Valencia College.
The Donald Shearer Memorial scholarship is awarded to memorialize Don Shearer, an Osceola County activist, who served as a deputy with Osceola County for over 45 years.
The Education Foundation supports our scholarship program through proceeds from our annual Scholarship for Kids Golf Classic and through our many Valencia College endowments. We are proud to be a part of making Osceola County student's dreams a reality.
In the fall of 1991, the Osceola County Medical Alliance in conjunction with The Osceola County Medical Society established this scholarship in loving memory of Elizabeth Faye Logan. Elizabeth lost her life in a tragic automobile accident during her junior year in high school. She was the daughter of a local physician. It was Elizabeth's ambition to pursue a career in the field of medicine. It is with great honor and respect that we offer this scholarship on an annual basis to deserving and qualified students. Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of academic excellence and community service to qualified Osceola County residents pursuing careers in a human health related field. All applicants must be a graduating high school senior. The student must be enrolled or accepted to an accredited college or university. Selected applicants may be interviewed. Since its inception, our scholarship fund has helped many students in the health care profession fulfill their dreams. It is a joy to see recipients succeed and give back to their community. We look forward to helping aspiring students of our county reach their goals.
This scholarship was established to honor the memory of Father Jim Radebaugh. Father Jim Radebaugh's career started in 1961 taking him through a number of Central Florida churches. When Father Radebaugh got to preaching, those listening knew what they were going to get; a little bit of gospel, some old-fashioned common sense and a punch line that would stick with them. Father Radebaugh wasn't always a preacher. He grew up in his family's cattle-ranching business and rode bulls in rodeos. He gave up rodeo riding when his son, Lee, was born.
The Four Corners Jr. Woman's Club is a women's organization dedicated to community improvement by enhancing lives of others through volunteer service locally, across the United States, and beyond. Their local club raises money and supports many organizations. Their mission is to give back to the community through volunteerism, donations, and whatever they can do to make a difference in the lives of others.
Scholarships will be awarded to Celebration High School seniors or residents of Celebration attending another high school. The recipients will be students who plan to pursue a degree in a science related field, with preference to environmental science, horticulture or related sciences.
George Coffey served as head coach at Osceola High School for 26 seasons. During his 26 seasons, he built the Osceola High School softball program from the ground up, building a team that reached great heights. However, his greatest legacy is the personal impact he had on his players. He was a mentor in the truest sense of the word, providing encouragement, support and making sure his athletes were successful both on and off the field. This scholarship is awarded to honor Coach Coffey's legacy.
This scholarship is to honor the memory of Darrell and Helen Gill, who both supported our community and were teachers in Osceola County.
Mr. Butler was the Principal of Harmony High School. During his time as Principal, he took Harmony from a D school to an A school. The nickname "Buddy" was perfect for him because he was everyone's buddy. To honor Mr. Butler's memory, this scholarship will be awarded to a Harmony High School graduate who participated in Best Buddies and will pursue a career in education.
Harry Lee Moore was a science teacher at Osceola High School. He was the most respected and loved staff member. He left an everlasting impression on each and every person he had contact with. He was a selfless man who could brighten your day with a joke, a smile, or even a song. His students say that his class was never boring. His legacy will live on for generations through all the lives he touched. To honor Harry Lee Moore's memory, a scholarship will be awarded to an Osceola High School graduate pursuing a career in the science or medical field.
This scholarship is sponsored by the Extension Services involving six HCE clubs who encourage 4H students in Osceola County to pursue their post-secondary plans. This scholarship may be renewable for a total of two grants.
In honor of Leona J. Young, an elementary school teacher, this scholarship supports students pursuing a career in Elementary Education, Family and Consumer Sciences or a related field. This scholarship may be renewable for a total of four grants.
The Honorable Judge Scott D. Polodna Scholarship was created to honor the late Judge Scott D. Polodna who, prior to serving the community on the Bench, was an Assistant Public Defender and Assistant County Attorney for Osceola County. This scholarship is awarded to a Teen Court volunteer who exemplifies the qualities of integrity and dedication to the legal community of Osceola County as did Judge Scott D. Polodna.
This scholarship is offered to residents of Holopaw. Each student must also have proof of admissions to a post-secondary institution.
The Holopaw Homeowners, Inc. Memorial scholarship is given in memory of residents of Holopaw who contributed greatly to their community.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows is a fraternal organization founded in 1819. The mission of the order is to promote the principals of friendship, love, and truth, and to support the environment and the community in every way possible.
This scholarship is in memory of Jack Calhoun. Jack was a long-time resident of Osceola County and a pioneer in the tour bus building industry. Trade jobs are an essential part of this industry. This scholarship is for a student furthering their education at a trade/technical school in Osceola County.
This scholarship will be awarded to a student pursuing a degree in education.
The scholarship is given in memory of Jimmy "Bear" Barber and fallen officers Officer Matthew Baxter and Sgt. Sam Howard. This scholarship will be award to either a student pursuing a career in law enforcement or son or daughter of a law enforcement officer.
This scholarship is to honor the memory of John Swanson.
Jeff Johnston was a life-long resident of Osceola County. He was known throughout the county for his outstanding 9-C Bar-be-que business.
The Johnston family, long-time residents of Osceola County, awards this scholarship in honor of their mother, Nina Johnston, who made a significant difference in the Osceola County community.
The Johnston family, long-time residents of Osceola County, awards this scholarship in honor of their father, William Johnston, who made a significant difference in the Osceola County community.
This scholarship honors Joe Shirah's dedication to education as a former St. Cloud High School teacher, four-term Valencia Trustee and Osceola School Board Members. This scholarship will help a worthy St. Cloud High School graduate toward their higher education.
Judy James was the owner/operator of James Dance Center which had locations in Kissimmee and Orlando. For 35 years, Judy and her staff welcomed thousands of children into those studios for dance lessons and life lessons. Judy believed involvement in the performing arts provided students with not just artistic instruction, but also the grace, work ethic, and drive to achieve anything they wanted in life. This scholarship is to help a performing arts student hone those skills, reach their full potential, and continue Judy's life's work of enriching the lives of others through the performing arts.
This scholarship is to honor the memory of Kathy Gast. Kathy was a dedicated member of the Foundation team, loving mother, and wife.
The Kenansville Community Association, Inc., Scholarship is available to applicants who have resided in Kenansville for at least six months.
The Kenneth Yon Smith Memorial Scholarship recognizes a man of integrity and honor who had a passion for education. A former teacher and successful businessman, he dedicated much of his life to public service serving as Kissimmee Mayor, County Commission Chairman, County Commissioner and President of the Education Foundation. He loved the founding fathers and this country and will always be remembered for his dedication and commitment to Osceola County.
This scholarship honors the memory of Charles H. Kimberly who was a dedicated Osceola County educator. The applicant for this scholarship must plan to attend Valencia College.
Ruth H. Kimberly was a dedicated educator and librarian in Osceola County schools. Her career spanned 30 years, during which she established libraries for two of the county's elementary schools.
As a Corporate Annual Sponsor, KUA believes in the mission of the Education Foundation and supports a scholarship to create a brighter future for Osceola County students.
The KUA Board of Directors honors Dr. George Gant someone who has done wonderful work as an elected official, head of Osceola's Health Department, Mayor of Kissimmee, community volunteer and Foundation Board member. This scholarship recognizes a student who has also given back to their community.
The KUA Board of Directors honors James C. Welsh by awarding a student pursuing an electrical engineering degree.
The KUA Board of Directors honors Kathleen Thacker by awarding a scholarship to a student in good academic standing who has demonstrated service to their community.
The KUA Board of Directors honors former Board Chairman Reginald Hardee for his decade of volunteer service on the board by awarding a student with a lineworker scholarship.
Kissimmee Woman's Club is a small service organization assisting women in Kissimmee. Their scholarship is awarded to a Gateway High School or Osceola High School female student who excels academically and serves in her community.
Founded in 1925, Kiwanis Club of Kissimmee is a service oriented civic group serving Osceola County children. Their members engage in service projects that benefit Osceola County families and schools.
This scholarship is to honor the memory of Larry Godwin. Larry was a long-time supporter of the Education Foundation and a leader in Central Florida.
It is difficult for a child to lose a parent on an emotional level but also hard sometimes financially. This scholarship is for a student who has lost one or both of their parents.
This scholarship is to honor the memory of Lindsey Anne Hendrix. The recipient of this scholarship must be a cosmetology student and must sign a pledge to refrain from driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, and will refuse to be a passenger in a vehicle in which the driver is under said influence.
This is a scholarship available to an Osceola High School female Senior who plans to attend Valencia College. This scholarship has been established to honor the memory of Linda McCann Cline who was an Osceola High School graduate in 1980.
This scholarship is intended to recognize outstanding student-athletes from Harmony High School's graduating class who are pursuing a post-secondary education.
This scholarship is offered to promote the continued growth of the municipal management field and support students who have declared public administration as their major in efforts to continue to celebrate the contributions and legacy of City Manager, Mark E. Durbin.
This scholarship is offered in the memory of Markus D. Paul to continue his legacy of helping, serving, and being a light to others by providing support to students who excel in academics, athletics, and in their communities.
The McNutt Family - Head. Heart. Hustle Scholarship is offered to support and encourage the academic and athletic efforts, as well as recognize the character of these baseball or softball athletes from St. Cloud High School and Harmony High School.
The family and loved ones of Mike Fields would like to honor his memory by creating a scholarship fund. This scholarship will support the students in our community that Mike spent his lifetime serving as both a coach and mentor.
United in Love Adoptions and HBH Law wants to support those whose life has been touched by the beautiful chaos of an adoption journey. Adoption Attorney, BJ Harris, is excited to support the further growth of these individuals.
Osceola Air will award $1,000 toward a student majoring in the HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) industry.
The Osceola County Education Association awards their scholarship to an adult continuing education student pursuing a career in education.
The Osceola County Education Association awards their scholarship to a graduating high school senior pursuing a career in education.
This scholarship is awarded to encourage students to continue post-secondary education who have learned an industrial trade.
This scholarship will be awarded to someone who is interested in studying "The Arts" and who has already demonstrated an interest in helping the community. Someone who possesses the attitude and skills to succeed at the university level. A person who commits themselves to go the extra mile to ensure a successful outcome in their endeavors. A person who makes themselves available to others as a resource even when they themselves are involved in time-consuming activities.
This scholarship will be awarded to a student pursuing a career in the visual or fine arts field.
The Retired Educators Association of Osceola County award their scholarship to a student pursuing a career in education who will be attending Valencia College or the University of Central Florida.
This scholarship awards students who excel in the classroom, on the field, and around the community.
The Rotary Club's moto is "Service Above Self". The Rotary Club's 4-way test - In the things we think, say, and do: 1) Is it truth? 2) Is it fair to all concerned? 3) Will it bring goodwill and better friendships? 4) Will it be beneficial to all concerned? The Rotary Club of St. Cloud Scholarship applicants must reside in the St. Cloud area and must be a full-time student taking and passing a minimum of 12 credit hours. A 500-word essay and three letters of recommendation are also required.
The Rotary Club of St. Cloud will award this scholarship to a student pursuing a career in the trade field.
The Spring Lake Village Homeowners Association scholarship applicants must have a 3.0 GPA, must reside in Spring Lake Village, and must be a US citizen.
These scholarships are offered by the St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce whose mission statement is to provide business leadership, education and networking for economic growth and promote and preserve our quality of life.
Students who have displayed exceptional service, character, leadership, and academics throughout their time as National Honor Society Members will be awarded this scholarship.
Suncoast Credit Union is offering this scholarship to a student attending a Florida accredited 4-year college/university, 2-year college or technical school. This scholarship will be awarded to a student demonstrating a financial need.
To qualify for the Teen Court scholarship, the applicant must be a volunteer for Teen Court.
Thomas William Bryan, II, was a Harmony High School graduate who died in a tragic motorcycle accident at the age of 27 on April 16, 2014. Family and friends have established this scholarship in his loving memory. Tom was a natural leader who had a zest and passion for life who won over everyone he met. While in high school, he was Battalion Commander of the Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) and a 4- time District swimming champion. He set many records for swimming, and was Harmony High School's first District Champion in any sport. Tom won all of his District swims and went to the State Championships for the 200 meter freestyle relay. It is with great honor and respect that we offer this scholarship on an annual basis to a deserving and qualified student. Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of leadership qualities, athletic achievement, and a passion for living life to the fullest. All applicants must be graduating seniors from Harmony High School and a member of the Swim Team, Diving Team or JROTC.
Founded by Keith and Kelly Trace, the Trace Family Foundation supports organizations and people making a real impact in their communities. Their scholarship is awarded to students attending any trade schools to help fill the need for trade jobs in various industries.
In memory of Treva Kintner, the Retired Educators Association of Osceola County awards their scholarship to a student enrolled in the Future Teachers Academy program at Valencia College.
This scholarship is sponsored by Orange Blossom Lodge No 80 Free & Accepted Masons in Kissimmee. Freemasonry is the oldest and largest fraternity in the world. Our motto "Making Good Men Better" embodies what we believe and what we do.
This scholarship was created to honor the memory and legacy of a man who was a big proponent of education and giving back. This scholarship will be awarded to a student who is pursuing a higher education and has a desire to give back to his community.
This scholarship was created to honor the memory and legacy of a man who was always giving back to his REALTOR community. This scholarship will be awarded to a student who comes from the OSCAR REALTOR family.
This scholarship is awarded by Osceola High School alumni who support Kowboy football and Kowboy Cheer!