Scholarships Available

Deadline: 5:00pm, Friday, February 12, 2010

The Fund:

Created in 1986, The Scholarship Fund of Alexandria is a cooperative effort between Alexandria citizens and the Alexandria City Public Schools to assure financial help for Alexandria students who want to pursue college, career or technical education after high school.The Fund offers financial aid counseling and 'last dollar' scholarships to help fill the gap when all other sources of financial aid have been exhausted.The Fund also oversees commemorative 'donor-named' scholarships established to honor individuals, businesses or community organizations. Each named scholarship is governed by a separate set of criteria determined by the Fund and the donor.

A single application

enables students from T.C. Williams High School to apply for 200 scholarships. For more information about the application or financial aid for post-secondary education, access our web site: www.AlexScholarshipFund.org or call 703-824-6730.

Who May Apply?

Graduating seniors from the T.C. Williams High School Class of 2010 who have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher at the end of their junior year and plan to enroll full time (minimum 12 credits per semester) in an accredited college, career or technical school.

Selection Criteria:

All awards are based on Merit (academic record, community service, leadership, special talents or skills, participation in school and community activities, and work experience). Most awards are also based on Financial Need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Student Aid Report (SAR). The Selection Committee evaluates each application using a standard double-blind scoring sheet. Applicants with the highest total score are considered first, and are awarded the most valuable scholarship for which they are eligible.

All scholarship recipients, regardless of the original scholarship they received, are encouraged to apply for additional funds for their second, third and fourth year of post-secondary education. Successful renewal applicants are required to maintain a cumulative 2.0 or higher GPA, demonstrate financial need by submitting the FAFSA each year, an enroll full time in a college, career or technical school.

How To Apply:

December 2009 - (Financial Need Only) To apply for scholarships that require demonstration of financial need, go to www.FAFSA.ed.gov and apply for PIN numbers for both student and parent. Start collecting your income and tax documents required to submit the FAFSA.

December 2009 - (All Applicants) Draft a Personal Statement and Resume. What would you like a scholarship donor to know about you? See the suggested topics on Personal Statement page. Don't forget to submit your college applications, too!

January 2010 - (All Applicants) Request two letters of recommendation from teachers, employers, guidance counselors, or other members of the community. If you are asking a teacher or guidance counselor, please ask them no later than February 1. Give them a copy of your resume to assist their memory. Two letters of recommendation must be submitted with the application no later than February 12, 2010.

January 2010 - (All Applicants) Go to www.AlexScholarshipFund.org and complete the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria 2010 Application. Print the signature page and sign it (also requires parental signatures). Scholarship Fund staff and volunteers will be available in January to help you with this process.

January 1 to February 12, 2010 - (Financial Need Only) Submit the FAFSA online at www.FAFSA.ed.gov. You must provide a paper copy of a final Student Aid Report (SAR) if you wish to be considered for need-based awards. Scholarship Fund staff and volunteers will be available in January and February to help you with this process.

February 12, 2010 - (All applicants) DEADLINE: 5:00 p.m. Submit (1) Online Application; Submit a copy of: (2) signature page and (3) SAR (for need based awards); Submit either email or electronic copy of: (4) personal statement, (5) Two letters of recommendation, and (6) a resume (if desired).

April 2010 - Students will be notified whether they have received a scholarship.

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2010 Scholarships (As of 01/21/10) – This list is subject to change.

 

21st Century Community Scholarship SAR Required ($5,000 - $2,500 for each of 2 years) For a student pursuing a two-year degree or certificate. In recognition of the Scholarship Fund's resolve to increase award values such that no qualified Alexandria resident is denied a higher education due to lack of resources.

 

21st Century University Scholarship SAR Required ($20,000 - $5,000 for each of 4 years) For a student pursuing a four-year degree. In recognition of the Scholarship Fund's resolve to increase award values such that no qualified Alexandria resident is denied a higher education due to lack of resources.

 

1971 Titans Scholarship SAR Required ($4,000 - $1,000 for each of 4 years) 2.5 GPA.  Exhibits exceptional personal and community leadership by actively promoting the ideals exhibited by the coaches, players and cheerleaders of the 1971 Titan Virginia State Champion Varsity Football Team. The 1971 Virginia State Champion Varsity Football Team believes in the ideals that teach us to judge people by the content of their character and not by their race, culture or background.  The team was highlighted in the Disney movie 'Remember the Titans.'

 

A Gift from the Heart Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000 - $1,000 for each of 2 years) For a minority student from a single parent household. This award is supported by the employees of the Alexandria Department of Human Services.

 

Adam & Alessandra Simons TCW '98 Great Communicator Scholarship Merit Only ($1,500) Demonstrated outstanding communication skills, primarily oral, but excellence in written communition is also a consideration.  Need not be a member of forensics or debate teams. Adam Simons, TCW '98 Scholarship Fund recipient, and Alessandra Simons support this award to stress the importance of communication skills in all facets of professional and everyday life.

 

AFSCME Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) For minority students. AFSCME Local 2737 is the union of the Alexandria City employees.

 

AFSCME/Earnest Miller Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($2,000) For a minority student. Mr. Miller was a member of AFSCME Local 2737.

 

Albert Hazen Smith Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) 3.0 GPA.  For an African American student who is a varsity athlete.  Renewal Requirements: Continuing athletic activity, 2.5 GPA; must take two classics or philosophy courses within first two years. A.H. Smith, a philosopher and independent scholar, challenged his students to achieve their own goals, often greater than those set by others, in all aspects of scholarship, athletics and humanity.

 

Alexandria Business Connection Scholarship SAR Required ($3,000 - $1,500 for each of 2 years) For a student who will attend Northern Virginia Community College.  Awardee must meet with the Alexandria Business Connection at least once each year. Supported by the networking group, Alexandria Business Connection (www.AlexBizCon.com).

 

Alexandria Crew Boosters Scholarship Merit Only ($1,500) For a participant in the TCW Crew Program. Sponsored by the Alexandria Crew Boosters.

 

Alexandria Gay & Lesbian Community Association Scholarship SAR Required ($1,500) For a student who has demonstrated committment to human rights and equality through community service, volunteerism, academic focus and organizational involvement.  Preference will be given to members of TC's Gay-Straight Alliance. The Alexandria Gay and Lesbian Community Association, a non-profit, non-partisan organization, strives to enhance the quality of life for the local GLBT community through social activities, political awareness and community service (www.aglca.org).  This award is presented in honor of  Karen Gautney and Sue Misslbeck for their inspirational dedication and dauntless commitment to the AGLCA Scholarship Fund.

 

Alexandria Gazette Packet Corporate Partner Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250). The Alexandria Gazette Packet has promoted community awareness of the Scholarship Fund.

 

Alexandria Hotel Association Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) For a student who intends to enter the Hospitality Industry of hotels or restaurants, or whose parents are employed an Alexandria hotel. Sponsored by the Alexandria Hotel Association to encourage education in the hospitality industry.

 

Alexandria Jaycees Community Service Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) For a student who demonstrates good citizenship, service to the community through volunteer activities and high scholastic achievement. The Alexandria Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce) are committed to leadership development through community service, network and social opportunities for young professionals aged 21-40.

 

Alexandria Police Association Scholarship Merit Only (Award Pending) For a student who has an interest in pursuing a career in criminal justice (including law, prosecution, public defender, forensics, police, etc.). The Alexandria Police Association established this award as a way of giving something back to the community they serve.

 

Alexandria Professional Women's Network Scholarship SAR Required (Award Amount Pending) 3.0 GPA.  For a young woman who demonstrates leadership, initiative, perseverance, motivation and plans to pursue a business degree or certificate. The APWN was established in March 1987 to meet the needs of local business women seeking to support one another in business endeavors.

 

Alexandria PTA Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) The Alexandria PTA Council proudly awards this scholarship on behalf of all PTA and PTSA members in the City of Alexandria.

 

Alexandria Retired Teachers' Association Scholarship SAR Required ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) 2.8 GPA for both award and renewal.  A student who is committed to pursuing a career in public elementary or secondary education. This scholarship is supported by gifts from teachers retired from the Alexandria City Public Schools.

 

Alexandria Rotary Foundation, Inc. Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) 2.75 GPA. One of the program goals of Rotary International, of which the Alexandria Club is a member, is to support educational opportunities for youth.

 

Aly Khan Johnson/Cross Country, Track and Field Boosters Club Scholarship Merit Only ($2,000 - $500 for each of 4 years) 2.5 GPA.  For one female and one male who participated in TCW Cross Country/Track & Field Program for at least two years, including senior year, and participated in at least two seasons each of those years. These awards are funded by the T.C. Williams Cross Country, Track and Field Boosters.

 

Amy McCracken TCW '87 Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($1,200) 2.50 GPA.  U.S. Citizens Only. Amy McCracken, TCW `87, was a 1991 graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

 

Barbara McBane Harper TCW '86 Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,800) For a young woman exhibiting outstanding scholarship and leadership who is involved in crew. Barbara, TCW `86, was a graduate of Dartmouth College.

 

Ben Brenman Memorial Scholarship Merit Only (Award Pending) 3.0 GPA.  For a student planning to major in business management or urban planning. Mr. Brenman was an Alexandria activist and advocate, particularly in the city's West End, for over a quarter century.  The scholarship is sponsored by Alexandria Chamber of Commerce members.

 

Beth Weaver 'Honey Bear' Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($600) Beth Weaver was a dedicated teacher, most recently at George Mason Elementary, who inspired her 'Honey Bears' to achieve through higher education.  Her family, friends, colleagues, students and parents have made this gift possible.

 

Bill Nichols Memorial Arts Scholarship SAR Required ($12,000 - $3,000 for each of 4 years) For a student planning a career in Graphic Arts, Graphic Communications or any form of the Arts (Graphic, Visual, Performance) through higher education. Mr. Nichols was an award-winning graphic artist who was a co-founder in 1968 of Nichols and Duncan Graphics in Alexandria which he helped run for thirty years.

 

Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) This scholarship is evidence of our faith in the youth of our community and the belief that they will demonstrate strength and conviction in their future endeavors.

 

Boston Pacific Scholarship Merit Only ($5,000) U.S. Citizens Only.  For a student who has demonstrated personal courage either in overcoming obstacles in his or her own life, in helping others to do so, or in defending a principle in which he or she believes. Boston Pacific Company, Inc., is a consulting and investment services firm located in Washington, D.C.

 

Bradlee Merchants Association Scholarship SAR Required ($1,200) For a student demonstrating sound academic ability. This award is a gift of the businesses at Bradlee Shopping Center in Alexandria.

 

Catherine Witeck Carter Memorial Scholarship Merit Only (Award Amout Pending) For a student who has received tutoring in Building Better Futures.  Must have demonstrated progress in GPA; set personal goals and demonstrated perseverance to reach those goals; have aspirations for the future and will use this award to help realize One of the many ways that Cathy Carter served her community was through Bienvenidos, a not-for-profit organization in Alexandria whose mission is to expand education and career opportunities for Latino and other immigrant youth in the ACPS system.  Joining the Bienvenidos Board of Directors in 1998, and later as President, Cathy helped steer the way to the highly successful tutoring and mentoring program, 'Building Better Futures', in operation at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria since 2003.  Mary Catherine Witeck Carter passed away in July 2006 after a long struggle with cancer.

 

Charles Jackson Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($4,000 - $1,000 for each of 4 years) For a young man who has chosen to enter the teaching or law profession and planning to attend a historically black college or university. Dr. Jackson served the Alexandria Public School System for 33 years, 20 of them as Assistant Superintendent.

 

Class of 1965/Irving Lindsey Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) 2.75 GPA to Award & Renew.  For the 'top' math student. Given by an alumnus to show his respect for the education he received in the ACPS by giving back so that others may continue their education.  Given in memory of math instructor Irving Lindsey who inspired Alexandria students for decades.

 

Class of 1983 Scholarship SAR Required ($20,000 - $5,000 for each of 4 years) For a student pursuing a four-year degree at an accredited college or university.  A fifth year renewal award will be considered if the student is enrolled in a five-year program. Given by an alumnus from the TCW Class of 1983.

 

Class of 1983 Scholarship/Patrick Welsh Scholarship SAR Required ($20,000 - $5,000 for each of 4 years) For a student pursuing a four-year degree at an accredited college or university.  A fifth year renewal award will be considered if the student is enrolled in a five-year program. Given by an alumnus from the TCW Class of 1983 in honor of Patrick Welsh, a teacher for 40 years (37 years in Alexandria), and currently a teacher of English at TC Williams who inspires admiration, respect and a love of learning.

 

Class of 1989 Scholarship SAR Required ($20,000 - $5,000 for each of 4 years) 3.00 GPA.  For a student who has been active in school activities or sports while attending T.C. Williams.  Student must maintain a minimum 2.50 GPA  in order to receive renewal awards for three additional years. This scholarship is funded by Todd Sandoz, TCW Class of 1989 Scholarship Fund of Alexandria recipient, who hopes to inspire other alumni to support scholarship opportunities for future Titan graduates.

 

CNA Corporate Partner Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250)This scholarship is given to honor the spirit of public and community service to which CNA is dedicated.

 

Colescott Mullen Scholarship SAR Required ($5,200 - $1,300 for each of 4 years) For a student who demonstrates the ability, commitment and desire to continue and complete his/her education beyond high school. Given by Ted and Inez Colescott in honor of their daughter Gwen Colescott Mullen, Director of the Scholarship Fund 1993-2001.

 

Comcast Corporate Partner Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) Comcast sponsors the annual Scholarship Fund of Alexandria Fall Telethon.

 

COVANTA Scholarship SAR Required ($2,500) 3.0 GPA.  For a student pursuing a degree in environmental studies or environmental engineering. Covanta Alexandria/Arlington, Inc. anchors a coordinated integrated solid waste management system.  The facility provides 23 megawatts of renewable energy to 19,000 homes locally.

 

DeForest 'Dee' Talbert TCW '00 Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($1,900) For a student from the Secondary Training and Education Program (STEP) who has demonstrated character and leadership. Sergeant Dee Talbert, TCW 2000, was the first Alexandrian to die in battle in Iraq on July 27, 2004, for which he received a Bronze Star and the Purple Heart.  Dee was legendary for his exploits on the football field, ultimately becoming known as 'Touchdown Talbert'.  Dee was a mentor to City youth and was an inspiring example of perseverance and determination.  His dream, which he began but did not have the opportunity to finish, was to obtain a college education.

 

Del Ray Artisans/Ted Eichers Memorial Art Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) 3.0 GPA in Art.  Extraordinary talent in the visual arts and plans to major in an Art-related field either at NOVA, a university, or an art school. Del Ray Artisans promotes local artists and makes their artwork accessible to the community.  Ted Eicher's artwork and volunteerism exemplified our spirit.  Awardee becomes an honorary member of the Artisans and may participate in shows and exhibitions.

 

Del Ray Business Foundation Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) Preference will be given to a resident of Arlandria, Del Ray or Warwick Village. The Del Ray Business Foundation represents the businesses of Del Ray and Arlandria.

 

Del Ray Citizens Association/Home & Garden Tour Scholarship SAR Required ($1,000) 2.50 GPA.  For a graduate of the public schools serving Del Ray, who resides within the Association boundaries (West/East Glebe Rd, Jeff Davis Hwy, Braddock Rd, and Russell Rd), and who will be attending an accredited four-year college or university. Funded by the proceeds of the Annual Home & Garden Tour.

 

Departmental Progressive Club, Inc. Scholarship SAR Required ($1,200) 2.5 GPA.  Preference will be given to a student who is in a family's first generation to attend college. Departmental Progressive Club, Inc. has served the Alexandria community since 1927, and supported this scholarship since 1993.

 

Diana R. Brunstrum TCW '89 Memorial Scholarship SAR Preferred ($2,500) For a student who participated in ESL. Given in loving memory of Diana Brunstrum, lifelong Alexandria resident, 1989 T.C. Williams graduate and recipient of the Staci C.L. Bradley Scholarship, dedicated ACPS employee for 13 years, and beloved ESL teacher at Tucker Elementary (2000-2006).

 

Dr. Diane M. Reese STEP Center Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) For an active student of the STEP Center/Academy 1 who has been in STEP for two or more years (including senior year) and has demonstrated involvement in community service. In honor of Dr. Diane M. Reese, Guidance Counselor for the STEP Center.  Dr. Reese was selected as one of ten nation-wide 2009 School Counselor of the Year Finalists by Naviance and the American School Counselor Association.

 

Dr. Dorothy M. Torpey Social Studies Award Merit Only ($4,000 - $1,000 for each of 4 years) 3.5 GPA. For a student who has made honor roll every year in high school, earned A's in all Social Studies classes taken, and participated in at least one club and/or actively volunteered in the community. Dr. Torpey taught social studies in ACPS for more than 50 years.  She left a bequest to the Scholarship Fund in her will.

 

Dr. Gilbert Mays Education Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) For a student who is an active participant in Project Discovery and intends to pursue a career in education. Dr. Gilbert Mays served the children of Virginia as a high school science and mathematics teacher, Supervisor of Secondary Mathematics and Science Education, Virginia State Department of Education, Principal of Minnie Howard School and Associate Principal, T.C. Williams High School.  He continues to support students in higher education through scholarships and financial contributions to colleges.

 

Dr. Manu V. Patel Physics Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) 3.55 in AP Physics.  For a student who has taken AP physics earning a grade of A, excelled in calculus and exhibits an inner drive to succeed.  Preference will be given to a minority student. Dr. Patel was an award winning teacher of physics at T.C. Williams High School and is a former Fulbright Scholar.

 

Dr. Robert W. Peebles Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) Bob Peebles was Superintendent of the Alexandria City Public Schools (1980-1987) and one of the founders of the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria.

 

Elynn Simons Scholarship SAR Preferred ($1,500) A student who has shown significant academic improvement over their years at TC Williams.  Could be a student that wasn't planning to go to college but now has that opportunity. Given by Adam Simons, TCW '98, in honor of his mother, Elynn Simons.  Elynn has been actively involved in the Alexandria public school community for 25 years, working both with students and educators.  This scholarship celebrates Elynn's vision that all students are capable of more than they ever thought possible.

 

Fannon Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) For a student who exhibits leadership and intends to pursue a career in sales. This award is funded by the Hon. Frank Fannon, a long-time Scholarship Fund supporter.

 

Floyd James Thompson Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,200) For a student who has demonstrated courage despite hardship, leadership, personal commitment, and an interest in pursuing a career in the United States Military.  Preference will be given to children of a POW or MIA. Colonel Thompson was America's longest held POW, captive for nine years (1964-1973).  His courageous story, told in Tom Philpott's oral history, 'Glory Denied' (copies are in TC's library), is an allegory of sacrifice and the indomitable human spirit.

 

Former School Board Chairs Scholarship SAR Required ($1,200) 2.50 GPA. The donors are former Chairs of the School Board of the Alexandria City Public Schools.  This year’s award is in honor of The Honorable Carlyle C. 'Connie' Ring, Jr.

 

Friendship Veterans Fire Engine Association Scholarship SAR Required ($4,000 - $1,000 for each of 4 years) For a student in Fire and Life Safety Engineering, Fire Protection Engineering or a related field.  For renewal, must continue study in fire safety. Organized in 1774, the Friendship Fire Company promotes fire and life safety education programs, sponsors educational scholarships, and restores Colonial era firefighting artifacts for display in the firehouse museum at 107 S. Alfred St.

Gwen C. Mullen Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) Gwen Mullen was Executive Director of the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria from 1993-2001.

 

Harrison O. Settle TCW '72 Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($9,400 - $2,350 for each of 4 years) None. Ms. Settle was an Alexandria native and a member of the TC Williams Class of 1972.  She was a successful realtor, loving wife, mother, aunt and grandmother.

 

Henry Knox Field Masonic Lodge Scholarship Merit Only (Award Amount Pending) 3.0 GPA.  Pursuing studies in history or government. This scholarship is supported by the Henry Knox Field Masonic Lodge #349 in Alexandria.

 

Inova Alexandria Hospital Healthcare CareerScholarship SAR Required ($1,500) For a student with academic potential who wishes to pursue a career in a health profession. This scholarship is supported by the Inova Alexandria Hospital Foundation.

 

Irving Lindsey Mathematics Trust Scholarship Merit Only ($1,500) For an outstanding mathematics student who has completed four years of college preparatory math.  Must have attended T.C. Williams High School for the entire high school education.  The selection shall be made by the Head of the Mathematics Department. Mr. Lindsey, a native Alexandrian, taught math at Alexandria High School and, for 30 years, at George Washington High School.

 

Jack Taylor's Alexandria Toyota, Inc. Corporate Partner Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) Philanthropist Jack Taylor has been a long-time supporter of the Scholarship Fund and many other worthy causes in Alexandria.

 

James William 'Bill' Gunter Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) Consideration will be given to a student in either General or Honors Physics. Bill Gunter taught physics at T.C. Williams from 1998-2004, when he lost his battle with leukemia.  He loved helping T.C. students pursue their aspirations, and this scholarship was established by his family to continue that purpose in his name.

 

Jean A. Beiro Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) Demonstrated interest in the fields of Journalism, History or Archeology. Jean A. Beiro, a published historian and journalist, was co-author of 'North Ridge Lore.'  The extraordinary mother of nine children, Mrs. Beiro also served on the boards of the Alexandria Archeology Commission and the Alexandria Historical Society.

 

Jean B. Reid Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($4,800 - $1,200 for each of 4 years) Ms. Reid grew up in Martinsville, VA and graduated from the College of William and Mary.  She earned a Masters in education from the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia.  She was a reading specialist in the ACPS for 33 years during which time she shared her love of reading with hundreds of Alexandria students.  In 2001, she was awarded the Washington Post's Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Award for her excellence as a mentor and educator.  In retirement, she was nationally-known consultant for literacy programs.  Jean was an adjunct professor and supervisor for student teachers in George Washington University's Graduate School of Education.  Her three children, Eric, Andy and Elizabeth all attended T.C Williams.

 

Jennifer B. Modlin TCW '74 Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,500) 3.0 GPA.  Demonstration of a minimum of three years experience in instrumental or vocal music or musical drama.  Emphasis is on performance; may be school or community. Music was a joy and passion for Jennifer Modlin, TCW `74, UNC Chapel Hill, '78.  She played in TC's bands and orchestra and was a gifted singer appearing in several musicals.  Following college she sang for eight years with a local jazz quartet.

 

Jo Ann Edelin and Carri Coggins Stoltz Early Childhood Scholarship Merit Only ($500) For a student who plans to pursue studies in Early Childhood, including studies in Learning Disabled Early Childhood.  In honor of Jo Ann Edelin, Pre-School Coordinator, and Carri Coggins Stoltz, Childfind Specialist, on the occasion of their retirement from Alexandria City Public Schools.

 

Joan B. Funn Memorial Scholarship SAR Required (Award Pending) Preference will be given to a student who is interested in pursuing a career in elementary education. This award is sponsored by the friends and family of Joan Funn and the members of the Alexandria Society for the Preservation of Black Heritage.  Joan Funn began her career in Alexandria City Public Schools in 1958.  She taught at Charles Houston, James K. Polk and Mt. Vernon Elementary Schools.  Following her retirement in 1992, she continued as a substitute teacher in Alexandria until 2008.  She served as Vice President of the ASPBH and was on the boards of Hopkins House Association and the Alexandria branches of the NAACP and National Urban League.

 

John L. Porter, Jr. Scholarship SAR Required ($1,500) 2.75 GPA.  For one female and one male who have led by example to help make T.C. Williams a caring, achieving community. A 1965 George Washington HS graduate, John Porter has set a standard for giving back to the community, serving Alexandria as teacher, assistant principal, elementary and middle school principal, and TC Williams HS principal from 1984-2006.

 

John Steve Carbonell Catilo Memorial Scholarship SAR Preferred ($1,500) For a TCW senior who has been active in the community and involved in the sport of rowing. 'I believe that by working hard in school and my community, I have to a certain extent, fulfilled an unspoken promise I have made to my family, friends and teachers to embrace challenges, work to my potential and live a virtuous and honest life.'

John Steve Carbonell Catilo, TCW Class of 2001, was a 20 year-old honors student, studying pre-med at the University of Virginia.  At the top of his class at TC, he was an extremely gifted athlete and an avid rower, participating in TCW’s rowing programs throughout high school.  He was also an incredible artist.  John Steve played in TC’s Marching Band and Orchestra, and was an energetic volunteer for the betterment of the world community.  During the summer of 2004, he drowned in the Potomac River while coaching a summer novice program. 

This memorial award is part of afloat safety changes John Steve’s death instigated.  His mother, Maria, said John Steve wanted to make a Difference.  'I think that one of the big differences that he made in his short lifetime is the institutionalization of safety rules and regulations in the sport of rowing.  So even in death, he’s making a difference.'

 

Jon Michael Hynson, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,500) 2.50 GPA.  U.S. Citizens Only.  For a participant in the TCW basketball program for at least two years including senior year. Mike Hynson, F.C. Hammond HS '63, taught physical education in the ACPS for 30 years.  As head coach of the TCW Men's varsity basketball team, he led the Titans to their first Virginia High School League State Championship in 1977.

 

Key Club Scholarship Merit Only ($500) For an active member of the Key Club who has demonstrated exemplary service to the school and the community. The Key Club is a service organization for young men and women at T.C. Williams High School.

 

Kitty Porterfield Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) Kitty Porterfield was Executive Director of the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria from its inception in 1986 through 1992.

 

Larry Trice PTSA/SCA Scholarship SAR Required ($3,000 - $1,500 for each of 2 years) Preference will be given to students seeking technical or career education from accredited schools or community colleges. Proceeds from the Parent Teacher Student Association-planned Titan Expo support these scholarships -- 'Students Helping Students.'

 

Laura S. Lynam TCW '05 Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($2,250) For a member of the girl's crew team.  May go to a student who has rowed for TC but who is not on the crew team in her senior year. Scholar, athlete and all-round wonderful person, Laura was a young woman who is remembered with fondness by her family, friends, classmates and fellow rowers whose lives she touched.  She was a member of TC's crew team, senior editor of the yearbook, a violinist in the TCW orchestra, a member of the Latin Club and National Honor Society and a National Merit Scholarship Finalist.  Laura planned to study at Yale, go to medical school and become a doctor.  Our lives are richer for her being with us.

 

Loti Dunn Scholarship SAR Required ($20,000 - $5,000 for each of 4 years) Stewart Dunn takes pleasure in awarding this scholarship in honor of his wife who has long worked to raise funds for the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria.

 

Lou Cook Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) Lou Cook was the first Chair of the Board of Trustees (1986-1992) and one of the founders of the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria.

 

Lynhaven/Rosa Byrd Scholarship SAR Required ($4,000 - $1,000 for each of 4 years) Strong Preference will be given to qualified applicants who reside in the Lynhaven area of Alexandria. Rosa Byrd is a long-time community activist and youth advocate in the Lynhaven area.  This award was endowed by the Eacho Family who owned investment property in Lynhaven for several years.

 

M. Loretta Kuhn Scholarship SAR Required ($3,000 - $1,500 for each of 2 years) For a student who exhibits concern and compassion by serving others, at T.C. Williams or in the community. Ms. Kuhn retired in June 1993 after 36 years of serving students in the Alexandria schools as a teacher and guidance counselor.

 

Maginniss+del Ninno Architects, pc Scholarship Merit Only ($1,500) For a student pursuing higher education in the disciplines of Architecture, Architectural Technology or Building Sciences. Maginniss+del Ninno Architects is an Alexandria architectural firm.

 

Marco Henriquez TCW '00 Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($500) 3.0 GPA.  Completed at least two years of journalism.  The Theogony staff has primary consideration, the Cerberus staff secondary. Mark Angelo 'Marco' Henriquez, TCW 2000, was on the staff of Theogony.  He is remembered for his compassion, caring, and love of basketball.

 

Margaret Keyser Smith Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($1,000) Sponsored by Senator Patsy S. Ticer in memory of her mother.  'My mother was always interested in education and was a founder of St. Paul's Nursery School.  Unable to go to college herself, she would be proud to help others achieve that dream.'

 

Mary Hatwood Futrell/Education Association of Alexandria Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) 2.55 GPA.  Pursuing a career in education. Supported by the membership of the Education Association of Alexandria in honor of Ms. Futrell, a former teacher in the Alexandria schools and past President of the National Education Association.

 

Mary S. Indelicato TCW '84 Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,200) 2.50 GPA.  For a female who makes her presence felt on and off the field with a special team spirit and love of sports.  Must be active in TCW sports for two years including senior year.  Managers and other contributors to a sport will be considered. Mary Susan Indelicato, TCW '84, received varsity sports letters in tennis, soccer, track and as a manager of the wrestling team.  She graduated from North Carolina State University where she played varsity soccer.

 

Michael D. Waller TCW '86 Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($2,250) For two students who succeed in spite of having a learning disability. Michael Waller, TCW `86, an athlete and community volunteer, was a student a Pfeiffer College.  This scholarship has been supported since 1987 by Mike's family and friends.

 

Mirant Potomac River 21st Century UniversityScholarship SAR Required ($20,000 - $5,000 for each of 4 years) For a student pursuing a four-year degree. In recognition of the Scholarship Fund's resolve to increase award values such that no qualified Alexandria resident is denied a higher education due to lack of resources.

 

Mirant Potomac River Corporate Partner Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) Mirant Potomac River management and employees volunteer at community events and work to strengthen the local economy and the well-being of the community through financial contributions to local organizations and key partnerships with various groups and individuals, including the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria.

 

Mirant Potomac River Outstanding Scholars Scholarship Merit Only ($500) 3.5 GPA.  Number and amount of award to be determined based on qualified applicants.  In general, Outstanding Scholars are the top ten students based upon cumulative GPA. These scholarships recognize outstanding academic performance at T.C. Williams High School.

 

Nancy Dunning Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000 - $1,000 for each of 2 years) For a caring person, with strong community service. In memory of long-time civic activist and loving family member.  Nancy was devoted to improving the quality of life for the residents of Del Ray and for all Alexandrians.

 

New Target, Inc. Internet Corporate Partner Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) New Target (www.NewTarget.com) is the web site host for the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria at www.AlexScholarshipFund.org.

 

North Ridge Citizen's Association Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) For a student who demonstrates academic excellence and community service. The Association represents the interests of the North Ridge community before city officials and boards and supports Alexandria youth by sponsoring citizenship awards and this award for demonstrated academic excellence and community service.

 

Optimist Club of Alexandria Foundation, Inc. Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000.  May be renewable depending on available funding) None. Optimist Clubs are dedicated to 'Bringing Out the Best in Kids' and do their part through community service programs.  Alexandria Optimists have supported the Scholarship Fund since 1995.

 

Paul Joy Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($800) For a physically or mentally challenged student who is successful in overcoming challenges and reaching goals. For over 20 years Mr. Joy taught students with special needs throughout the ACPS.  His philosophy was that, given enough support, anyone could reach his or her goals.

 

Rebecca Buckbee Yeager Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) 3.5 in AP English by the end of the first quarter of senior year and who plans to study for a degree in English, literature, writing, or education. Mrs. Yeager was an outstanding teacher and friend of the gifted in AP English at TCW.

 

Robert Eavenson Field Hockey Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) 3.0 GPA.  A female who has been an active TCW field hockey player for a minimum of two years, including senior year, who demonstrates leadership and commitment to the team through dedication and hard work. Robert Eavenson was the head coach of the T.C. Williams Field Hockey Team for 22 years.

 

Robert S. Rixse Memorial Nursing Scholarship Merit Only ($2,500) Awarded to the most qualified applicant entering Phase II of the TCW Practical Nursing Program.  If there are no applicants for Phase II, may be awarded to a student entering any accredited nursing program. Dr. Robert S. Rixse was a native of Alexandria and an outstanding product of his community and its schools.  A 1965 graduate of Francis C. Hammond High School, he was a top student, Senior Class President, and active in crew, basketball, and the 'Admirals' band.  Following his graduation from Johns Hopkins University and Duke University Medical School, he specialized in adolescent medicine and became one the most respected pediatricians in the area.  Throughout his career, Dr. Rixse remained committed to community and civic activities that aided Alexandria’s youth, including service as team physician at TC Williams.

 

Roy E. Smith Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) 3.5 GPA.  For a student who has excelled in music in grades 9-12 and exhibits academic proficiency as well as loyalty to concert/symphonic band (including marching). The late Roy E. Smith retired in 1986, after serving in the Alexandria schools for 34 years.  Most of that time was spent as the band director of Francis C. Hammond High School.

 

Samuel W. Tucker Elementary School Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) Preference will be given to a student who attended Samuel W. Tucker Elementary School. Given in honor of Cathy David, the first principal of Samuel W. Tucker Elementary, where she helped to design the education program and train the staff of Alexandria's first new school in three decades.

 

Scholarship Fund of Alexandria Award SAR Required ($2,250) These awards are gifts from the Alexandria community to recognize deserving T.C. Williams graduates who have demonstrated the ability, commitment and desire to continue their education beyond high school.

 

Selene C. Carter Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($1,000) For a minority student who intends to pursue an education in the field of culinary arts or family and consumer science. Selene C. Carter was the cook at Jefferson-Houston Elementary School and an employee of the school system for sixteen years.  This award is given by her son, Larry D. Carter, who taught English in ACPS for 33 years.

 

Senior Class of 2010 Scholarship Merit Only (Award Amount Pending) 2.50 GPA.  Exhibited leadership in school activities. Instituted by the TCW Class of 1987, the first award was made to the Class of 1988 and it has been supported by succeeding graduating classes.

 

Sharland Family Scholarship SAR Required ($1,200) For a student attending an accredited post-secondary institution. This scholarship honors four Sharland children who graduated from T.C. Williams High School:  Donna Marie '78, David Mark '80, Deborah Anne '82 and Dennis Michael '84.

 

Simpson Development Co., Inc. Scholarship Merit Only ($1,250) 2.5 GPA.  Pursuing a career in engineering, building construction or business administration and exhibiting leadership and a sense of responsibility for community. Simpson Development Company, Inc., founded in 1933, is an Alexandria real estate firm.  Mr. Simpson and his children all graduated from the ACPS.

 

Speck-Caudron Investment Group Corporate Partnership Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) None Speck-Caudron manages part of the Scholarship Fund's investment portfolio.

 

SPI Design Visual Arts Scholarship Merit Only (Award Pending) For a student who has demonstrated an interest and aptitude in the visual arts and who plans to pursue post-secondary studies in the visual arts including interior and industrial design, graphic design, commercial and editorial design, illustration, pa SPI Design is an Old Town, Alexandria interior design firm with both residential and commercial clients.  The owner, Sarah Purdy, has two TC Williams Titans.

 

Staci C. L. Bradley Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) 3.25 GPA Overall.  For a student who has received a TCW Academic Letter Award.  Preference is given to a student with physical disabilities. Staci Bradley was a member of the TCW Class of 1988.

 

Stephen J. Kenealy Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) 3.5 GPA.  Demonstrating a commitment to service in the school and community. Mr. Kenealy is a former Chair of the ACPS Board.

 

Taylor Run Citizens' Association Scholarship SAR Preferred ($2,000) A resident of the neighborhoods represented by the association. To recognize the educational goals of our students.

 

TC Williams Lacrosse Boosters Scholarship Merit Only (Award Amount Pending) For one female and one male who have played lacrosse for T.C. Williams for at least three years, including senior year, and who have demonstrated leadership, academic merit, and committment to the lacrosse team. Sponsored by the T.C. Williams Lacrosse Boosters Board of Directors.

 

TC Williams Rugby Club Boosters Scholarship SAR Preferred ($2,000) For a student who has participated in the TC Williams Rugby Club. Sponsored by the TC Williams High School Rugby Club Boosters, dedicated to support the TC Williams boys' and girls' rugby players, coaches and teams.

 

TC Williams Soccer Boosters Scholarship Merit Only (Award Amount Pending) 2.5 GPA.  For one female and one male who have been active players on a TCW soccer team for a minimum of two years, including senior year, and have demonstrated leadership and commitment to the team. These awards are funded by the T.C. Williams Soccer Boosters.

 

TC Williams Swim & Dive Boosters Scholarship Merit Only (Award Amount Pending) For a senior who has swum on TC's swim team for two years, including senior year. This award is funded by the T.C. Williams Swim and Dive Boosters.

 

Thomas V. McClay Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) For a student participating in the TCW printing program, including senior year, who plans to pursue post-secondary education in graphic communication and maintains an above-average GPA. Mr. McClay was a printing teacher in the Alexandria Schools from 1972 until 1989.

 

Timothy Schuyler Elliott Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250) None. Tim Elliott was Chair of the Scholarship Fund from 1992-1993 and the longest serving member of the Fund's Board of Trustees for 15 years from 1991-2009.  Tim was one of founders of the Fund in his capacity as Chair  and Member of the ACPS School Board from 1985-1988 and 1988-1991, respectively.  A lawyer by trade, Tim was Deputy Associate Solicitor, Division of General Law, Office of the Solicitor, Department of the Interior and a proud member of the Brandeis University Class of 1960 and Harvard Law School.

 

Titans Band Boosters Scholarship SAR Required ($3,000) 2.5 GPA.  A current TCW Band member and a member of the Marching Band during all semesters while attending T.C. Williams.  Must exhibit academic proficiency, leadership, and a sense of responsibility to band, school and community. This scholarship is made possible by a gift from the Titans Band Boosters.

 

Washington Forrest Foundation Scholarship SAR Required (Award Pending)  The Washington Forrest Foundation was established in 1968 by realtor and developer Benjamin M. Smith.  Washington Forrest provides financial support to nonprofit organizations for the purpose of enhancing the quality of life in the areas of education, human services, health, art, housing and community development, and religion.  The Foundation focuses its giving in Arlington County and neighboring Northern Virginia localities.?

 

Wayne & Ginny Taylor Orchestra Scholarship Merit Only ($1,800) In Orchestra all years at TCW; District X Honors Orchestra or No. Va. Sr. Reg. Orchestra; performing in TCW Orchestra ensembles in an outreach capacity, playing for school and community events. Wayne was an ACPS orchestra teacher from 1969-2002. Ginny was an ACPS elementary band and orchestra teacher from 1972-80 and 1987-2002. They passed on to hundreds of children their high standards and shared the joy of music with them.

 

Whitestone & Franklin Scholarship SAR Required ($2,000) For a deserving participant in the TCW crew program. The Old Dominion Boat Club is proud to support scholar/athletes in the T.C. Williams crew program.

 

William D. Euille Foundation Corporate Partner Scholarship SAR Required ($2,250)  Mayor, City Councilmember and Alexandria native Bill Euille has long supported programs for youth in our city.

 

William D. Euille TCW '68 Scholarship SAR Required ($1,000) For a minority student who has provided service to the community. Mayor, City Councilmember and Alexandria native Bill Euille has long supported programs for youth in our city.

 

William Edward Thomas/VSU Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) For a minority student attending Virginia State University intending to major in education. An Alexandria native, Mr. Thomas was an ACPS teacher and administrator for more than thirty years, and on numerous boards and civic groups in the City.  We honor his dedication to his heritage, family, friends, his profession, and his Alma Mater.

 

Winburn Technology Scholarship Merit Only ($1,000) For a student who demonstrates an interest in technology and the use of technology for various fields such as education, health, medicine, and business. This scholarship is given by William and Corinne Winburn and Birdsong Communications Group to promote the use of technology in fields such as education, health, medicine and business.

 

Scholarships In Renewal and Not Available for Award in 2010

 

Arthur W. Smith IV Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($1,000) For a male student who personifies an enthusiasm for life and nature and a sense of love and responsibility to his family. Art was a young man who did great things in his life.  He did not win awards, but had a magnetic personality that captivated a room and left an impact on every single person that he met. His attitude towards life was to: get up early and get things done, keep things clean and organized, live life to the fullest, have fun, and especially cherish your loved ones. He was a hunter, fisherman, and a carpenter who loved football, NASCAR, his Chevy Silverado, four-wheeling, shooting pool, and playing in his garage. He was a boy at heart who had grown into a wonderful and loving 25 year-old man.

 

Brittain/Carpenter Scholarship SAR Required ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) For a Project Discovery participant who has demonstrated a commitment to community service. This scholarship was established to encourage young people to attend college, technical, or vocational school and to foster a spirit of commitment and life-long service to others.

 

Callman Gottesman Memorial Scholarship SAR Preferred ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) Immigrants are warmly welcome for this scholarship, but this is not a requirement. This award is given by Carol Siegel in honor of her father who was born to immigrant parents, worked his way through school, received a scholarship to Harvard Law School, graduated cum laude and became a successful lawyer.

 

Captain Rocky Versace Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($5,000 - $1,250 for each of 4 years) 2.5 GPA.  For a JROTC cadet who has demonstrated good citizenship and community service. In memory of Vietnam War Prisoner of War and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, Captain Rocky Versace, who served his country and sought to make this world a better place for all its people.

 

Class of 2003/Marcia and Tom Fulham Scholarship SAR Required ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) To be awarded at the discretion of the Fund Director to a deserving student who may not otherwise exactly meet the criteria for an award. Sponsored by Marcia and Tom Fulham, parents of three TCW 2003 alumni, in recognition of the excellent education provided by Alexandria City Public Schools.

 

CNA Corporation Scholarship SAR Required ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) 2.75 GPA.  To recognize a record of accomplishment in community and/or volunteer service.  For a student attending a four year college or university.  Renewal dependent upon maintenance of satisfactory academic progress and continued education. This scholarship is given to honor the spirit of public and community service to which the Center for Naval Analyses is dedicated.

 

Direct Holdings Americas/Time Life, Inc. Scholarship SAR Required ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) Preference will be given to students who show an interest in a marketing career. This scholarship is supported by Time Life Inc., a division of Direct Holdings Americas.

 

Greater Washington Aviation Open Scholarship Merit Only ($12,000 - $3,000 for each of 4 years) 3.0 GPA to Award and Renew.  For a student enrolling at a college or university offering a bachelors degree in a career associated with the aviation industry. The GWAO was established in 1989 and is the largest aviation charity golf/tennis event in Washington, DC.  The majority of the GWAO proceeds are donated to the Corporate Angel Network.  This special education award is to give flight to a student's dream of a career in aviation.

 

Janes and Elizabeth Scholarship SAR Required ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of x years) 2.5 GPA.  For an African-American female student who is involved in extra-curricular activities. Given by Jane Jordan in memory of her mother, Jane McNivens Fries; her grandmother, Mary Jane McNivens; her great, great aunt, Jane Clinton and her grandmother, Elizabeth Speicher.

 

John Alexander Chapter NSDAR Scholarship SAR Required ($6,000 - $1,500 for each of 4 years) 3.5 GPA.  Student must maintain a 3.0 GPA at a four-year accredited college or university to renew the scholarship.  An annual letter from recipient to update members on his or her academic progress is requested and appreciated. This scholarship is supported by the John Alexander Chapter of the DAR.

 

Keith and Michelle Burns Scholarship SAR Required ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) Preference will be given to a student who has participated for a minimum of two years in T.C. Williams varsity athletics. Keith Burns, TCW '90, was an All-American football player at Oklahoma State and has played nine years for the Denver Broncos.  Michelle Burns ran track and field at Oklahoma State.  They are loving parents of Danielle, Rachel and Keith Michael.

 

Kevin Shifflett Memorial/250th Anniversary Commission Scholarship SAR Required ($3,000 - $1,500 for each of 2 years) For a student who demonstrates achievement in history and who personifies the love of life and enthusiasm which marked the life of Kevin Shifflett. In memory of Kevin Shifflett, a student at Mount Vernon Community School.

 

Madelyn Anderson Memorial Scholarship SAR Preferred ($20,000 - $5,000 for each of 4 years) Award is to make a difference. Given by former Washington Post writer John W. Anderson, in memory of his wife, Madelyn, who was a teacher in the ACPS, to give TCW graduates the opportunity to profit from higher education so that they are able to make a contribution to the community as educated adults.

 

Mae C. Bowman Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) For a female student pursuing a career in a health-related field. Ms. Bowman was a public health nurse and bacteriologist for the City of Alexandria for over 25 years and charter president for the Soroptimist Club, which has established this award.

 

Margaret A. Van Winkle Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($10,000 - $2,500 for each of 4 years) For a student who has excellent academic ability.  Preference will be given, but not limited to, students who have an interest in English, writing, or library science. Margaret Van Winkle was Library Chair at TC Williams High School for 12 years, until her death in October 2006.  She was devoted to her children, and to her family, friends, students and church.  Margaret always believed students should have every opportunity to get an education, and was thrilled every time her library volunteers, kids and friends' kids succeeded.  This award honors her enthusiasm for learning.

 

Monica Mulrooney Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) For a foreign born student who participated in the English as a Second Language (ESL) program of the Alexandria City Public Schools. Ms. Mulrooney was an English as a Second Language and foreign language teacher in the Alexandria City Public Schools.  Monica gave everyone whose life she touched a zest for life and endless love of learning.

 

Optimist Club of Alexandria/Philip Rich and Edward Tannenbaum Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) None. Philip Rich and Edward Tannenbaum were former Presidents of the Optimist Club of Alexandria.

 

Philip J. Yeich Memorial Scholarship Merit Only ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) For a student who exhibits concern for the environment, and who is considering a career in environmental science. Mr. Yeich was a T.C. Williams physics teacher from 1986-1989 and crew coach from 1987-1993.

 

Phillip and Anne and Ilsa Wheeler Trust Scholarship SAR Required ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) The Wheeler family lived in Alexandria for over 70 years.  Mr. Wheeler founded the Learn for Living Foundation.

 

Project Discovery Founders Scholarship SAR Required ($8,000 - $2,000 for each of 4 years) For a student who has been active in Project Discovery for at least two years and has demonstrated a commitment to the principles of achievement, service to others and compassion.  In honor of the vision and support of Bob Peebles, former ACPS Superintendent; Otha Myers, former TCW guidance counselor; Carolyn Lewis, former principal of the TCW STEP Center; and Joyce Rawlings, parent of an early Project Discovery graduate.

 

Ruby Tucker Memorial Scholarship SAR Required ($12,000 - $3,000 for each of 4 years) Preference to a minority student residing in Lynhaven. The late Ruby Tucker was a civic activist and youth advocate in the Lynhaven area of Alexandria for many years.  Jack Taylor's Alexandria Toyota raised the funds for this scholarship to recognize her contribution to the community.