CFG ScholarBank

The Children’s Museum of Richmond is offering internships to students in any year of high school who have exceptional levels of responsibility and interest in serving the community.  Junior Internship Program participants will be eligible for college scholarships based on their level of service to the Children’s Museum.

All graduating seniors who have participated in the Midlothian Athletic Association as either a player or a coach and are seeking to continue their education are eligible to apply.  The recommended minimum GPA is 3.5, however, all applications will be considered.  Please follow directions on the application for submission. 

To be eligible one must be a TCP – Richmond client or have received direct services such as individual counseling or participating in a TCP – Richmond workshop.  One must plan on attending a two or four year Title IV college/university or be enrolled as a full-time or part-time undergraduate student.  Must have completed the FAFSA, and an essay is required.  See link to The College Place (TCP) – Richmond website for required documents and additional information

Will be awarded to a high school student who has taken a high school accounting course obtaining a “B” or above and wants to pursue a career in accounting.  Must be a senior at a Richmond area high school who has accepted an offer to enroll at any U.S. college and have a minimum GPA of 3.0.  A letter of recommendation from one accounting teacher is required.  An essay is required.  See link below for more detailed information.

The CDF is offering two graduate student scholarships; the CDF Scholarship in the amount of $3,000 and the David H. Narburgh Scholarship in the amount of $1,500.  These scholarships recognize students who have demonstrated outstanding clinical potential.  These awards will be granted to current or rising master’s degree students in Speech-Language Pathology or Audiology who are enrolled in one of the following universities in Virginia:  Hampton University, James Madison University, Longwood University, Old Dominion University, Radford University, or the University of Virginia.  See link for application and further requirements.

The intent of this scholarship is to assist students who intend to teach and coach in Virginia.  To be eligible one must be a graduate of a Virginia High School League member school and plan to attend a college or university within the State of Virginia. One must have earned six (6) varsity letters in athletics and plan to teach and coach in a Virginia High School League member school (no penalty if one does not) and recipient should not receive any financial assistance in college as a direct result of athletic participation. 

This scholarship is available to a Chesterfield County senior who is planning to pursue a career in the teaching field.  See high school guidance for application.

This scholarship is intended to provide financial assistance to Goochland County residents aspiring to pursue a career in nursing.  The candidate must reside in Goochland County and have been accepted by an accredited college, university, or nursing program.  The candidate must have a cumulative GPA of at least a “B.”  An application and essay outlining their background, goals and reason for wanting to become a nurse is required.  Recommendations from two teachers or individuals who can verify the candidates qualifications and academic record are required.  Application is available through GHS counseling office.

To be eligible for this scholarship, one must have attended Twin Hickory Elementary School for at least one full school year and have an interest in majoring in Science, Technology, Engineering and/or Math.  A teacher recommendation is required. GPA, extracurricular activities and community involvement may be considered.  See high school guidance counselor for application.

The Virginia Beta Phi Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa will award a scholarship to an outstanding female student who has a 3.0 or better GPA and is pursuing a teaching or other education-related degree.  Must have attended Chesterfield County schools for at least 2 years.  A complete 150-200 word essay is required.