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Scholarships for Summers County Students

by Rebecca Stalnaker
in Community
March 17, 2021
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It is that time of year again when high school seniors are applying for scholarships to help pay for a college education. While most national scholarships are well known, there are some local ones that may not be as prominently recognized. Here is a list of scholarships that Summers County students need to know about.

The Hinton Area Foundation (HAF) offers multiple scholarships. Each one has its own requirements and is a different amount.

There are scholarships through HAF that are specified for students who intend to major in elementary education at Concord University, one for students “whose plans include the care of animals,” for students entering the medical field and for those studying business. There are also many other options available. All are dedicated to students who either reside and/or attend school in Summers County.

To view, all of the various scholarships Hinton Area Foundation offers, go to their website www.hintonareafoundation.org/scholarships. This page also has a downloadable application form as well as for instructions for applying.

Hinton Hope Foundation also offers scholarships specifically for Summers County High School students. Every year they offer either a single $1,000 scholarship or two $500 ones. There are no requirements for the school attended or major chosen. The membership reads each application and makes evaluations to determine who will be the recipient.

Information on how to apply for the Hinton Hope Foundation scholarships has been sent to Melissa Kirkham at the Summers County High School to be given to students. Any questions can be directed to the Hinton Hope Foundation Facebook page.

Another foundation that offers scholarships to local students is the Beckley Area Foundation. This foundation offers several, county-based scholarships including some just for Summers County students.

To see all available scholarships, their requirements and how to apply, visit their website at www.bafwv.org/scholarships1.html.

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Rebecca Stalnaker

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