Scholarships for Saginaw County Residents

Application Due Date: April 1, 2025

WOMAN’S NATIONAL FARM AND GARDEN ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

FOR SAGINAW COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY

 

Directions:

1. Please type your application.

2. At the top of your application be sure to include your name, address, phone number, email address, and if this is for a new scholarship or a renewal.

3. Please be sure to label each section by using the bold, underlined titles below.

4. Scholarship application is due by April 1, 2025.

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Service

Please number and list any services you have provided in the past two years. Include what the service is/was, who was served, and when the service occurred.

Activities and Leadership

Please list any activities in which you are currently involved, such as in school, community, job, church, sports, organizations, clubs, etc. If you hold any offices or leadership roles, please include those.

Awards/Recognitions Received

Please name three achievements, goals, and/or awards of which you are most proud.

Personal Plans

For this section, please tell us what is or will be your area of study for your degree and what is your future career goal.

Additional Comments

Briefly tell us if there are any special circumstances or considerations you would like us to know?

Academics

Please include your official transcripts along with your application.

References

Please include two letters of recommendation from persons not related to you, such as bosses, pastor, school counselors, coaches, and leaders of the community, clubs, and organizations.

 

 

If you have any questions while completing your application, please contact

WNF&GA Scholarship Chairperson Kimberly Vance.

Email: kimvance53@sbcglobal.net

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