Scholarships

We're launching scholarships to help Sussex County students afford college, trade school, and other post-secondary paths. Here's how our scholarships will work.

Our Founding Class

Be Part of Our First Class of Scholars

We're just getting started, and our first scholarship class has yet to be named. Here's how you can help us light the way for our very first scholars.


Apply

Headed to college, trade school, or another accredited program? Request an application and be considered for our first scholarships.

Request an Application

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Your gift helps fund scholarships for Sussex County students and opens doors to their next chapter.

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Know a student, family, or school counselor who should hear about our scholarships? Share this page and help us reach them.

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Eligibility

Who Can Apply

General eligibility guidelines are outlined below. Update with your Foundation's official criteria before publishing.

RequirementGuideline
ResidencySussex County, Delaware resident
Academic StandingMinimum 2.75 cumulative GPA
Enrollment PlanAccepted to an accredited college, university, or trade program
Community InvolvementDemonstrated volunteer or extracurricular activity
Financial NeedConsidered, but not required for merit-based awards
How to Apply

Application Process

Step 1

Submit the Online Application

Complete the scholarship application, including your personal statement and activity list.

Step 2

Provide Supporting Documents

Submit a report card or transcript, a letter of recommendation, and proof of college or program acceptance.

Step 3

Committee Review

Our scholarship committee reviews applications and may request a short interview.

Step 4

Awards Announced

Recipients are notified and celebrated at our Scholarship Awards Luncheon each spring.

Request an Application

Application deadlines and forms to be added once finalized.

Help fund next year's scholarships.

A single gift can cover application fees, textbooks, or a semester of tuition for a Sussex County student.