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GUIDANCE - SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
CODE:
• Monetary amount of aid/scholarship/award
• Criteria for the above
• Deadline for application/Contact for information
Note: St. Francis does not vouch for the legitimacy or reliability of any of
the scholarships listed below. Applicants should beware of scholarship programs
requiring application fees.
Amateur Athletic Union
• $1,000-$5000
• high school student in at least one sport, 2.5 gpa, community involvement,
essay
• December 15/to go www.AAUSports.org/ in Guidance file see sports scholarships
American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship
• Numerous ranging from $800-$1200
• Must be a grandchild of a vet or a female junior member (daughter, sister,
granddaughter, great granddaughter of a vet) plus character, leadership, academic
achievement, essay and need
• March 15. Call the local auxiliary for application: (630) 682-0076
American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest
• $1500 regional - $18,000 national
• Must be a prepared oration on the US Constitution
• Local finals in December. Contact state headquarters at PO Box 2910,
Bloomington, IL 61702-2910 (309) 663-0361
American Society for Quality Control (Richard A. Maass
Memorial Scholarship
• Up to $1000 one year award
• Scholarship, service, need, essay, recommendations
• March 1. St. Charles/Fox Valley Section 1208/American Society for Quality,
340 Houston Street, Suite A, Batavia, IL 60510-1960
Amvets Scholarship Program
• $500
• GPA, rank, ACT, need; some require veteran parent
• March 1. AMVETS Headquarters 2200 S. 6th St./Springfield, IL 62703/(217)528-4713
or call 1-800-638-VETS
Asthma Athlete Scholarship Program
• $1,000-$10,000
• Diagnosed w/ asthma, GPA, athletic achievement,
leadership and extracurricular activities
• April 30 (800)558-7305
Aurora Foundation Dist. 94/Thoriam Action Group/Kerr-McGee
• Amount not specified
• Reside in School District. 94 of West Chicago, GPA, Class rank
• March 9 – The Aurora Foundation/111 West Downer Place, Suite 312/Aurora,
Illinois 60506-6106/(630) 896-7800/FAX (630)896-7811
Ayn Rand Institute - Essay Contest on The Fountainhead
• Scholarship ranging from $50-$10,000
• Essay competition
• April 15. Essay Competition/The Ayn Rand Institute/P.O.
Box 6004/Inglewood, CA 90312/or http://wwwaynrand.org
Bernard C. Harris Scholarship Program
• $1,000
• Enrolled in a Catholic H.S., senior, B average, essay, St. Francis can
only nominate one student as candidate
• March 15, (Interested students must contact a counselor no later than
February 1)/ Bernard C. Harris Publishing/2500 Westchester Avenue, Suite 400/Purchase,
NY 10577/(800) 326-6600/Fax(914)641-3501/or www.bcharrispub.com
or Email:scholarship@bcharrispub.com
Bloomingdale—Mr. and Mrs. Bloomingdale Scholarship Program (Joe Draghi
Scholarship Fund)
• Scholarship winners share total of $10,000
• Applicants judged on poise, civic involvement, and communication skills,
essay required
• Mid-July deadline/judging in mid-August/Bloomingdale Village Hall/201
South Bloomingdale Road/Bloomingdale, IL 60108/Irene Jones (630) 671-5610
Bloomingdale Chamber of Commerce
• Three awards of $1,000
• Bloomingdale resident, financial need, C average or above, leadership,
community involvement, essay, interview
• April 16/ 109 West Franklin Street/Bloomingdale, IL 60108/
(630) 980-9082 or go to www.BloomingdaleChamber.com
Bloomingdale School District 203 PTO
• $500
• Former student of DuJardin, Erickson, or Westfield, 3.0 gpa, financial
need, community involvement
• April 14. Contact the sponsoring school or PTO
Bloomingdale Women's Club
• Two $500 scholarships
• Bloomingdale resident, transcript, letter of intent, C average, activities,
need
• April 15- Bloomingdale Women's Club Scholarship Committee/P.O. Box 271
Bloomingdale, IL 60108/Debbie Korell (630) 307-7978
Bloomingdale VFW Voice of Democracy Audio Essay Contest
• $500
• graaade 9—12, resident of Bloomingdale, Roselle, or Medina, submit
essay on assigned topic on audiotape and in writing
• November 1/Bill Bahr (630) 307-3634/or go to www.vfw.org
Burger King Scholars Program
• $1,000
• gpa of 2.5 to 3.5 maximum, work average of 15 hours per week (does not
have to be at Burger King), community service, activities, financial need, recommendation
of school and employer
• December 15/fax request to Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation of
America at (507) 931-9168/or go to www.bkscholars.csfa.org
Bloomingdale-Roselle Rotary Club “4-Way
Test Essay Contest”
• $500
• High School senior, resident of Bloomingdale, Roselle, or Medinah, submit
essay on the assigned topic
• April7/Bloomingdale-RoselleRotaryClub/PO Box 596/Bloomingdale, IL 60l08
or go to www.rotary.org
Byrd, Robert C. Honors Scholarship-Illinois State Board
of Education
• $1500 one time award
• Approx. top 5%, very high ACT/SAT
• Students are automatically considered when ISAC determines Illinois State
Scholars—same data are used for both programs/ Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship/Illinois
Student Assistance Commission/1755 Lake Cook Road/Deerfield, IL 60015-5209/(800)
899-ISAC or 847-948-8550
Carol Stream Rotary Club
• Five awards of varying amounts
• Carol Stream resident, financial need, service,
academic achievement, activities
• May 1 - Ms. Lisa Biel @ Assistant Principal of Student Services at Glenbard
No. H.S., (630) 7000
Career College Association Imagine America Scholarship
• $1,000 for 872 participating career colleges and schools
• contact Career Training Foundation/Imagine America Scholarship Program/
10 G Street, NE, Suite 750/Washington, DC 20002/(202)336-6800/or go to www.career.org
or www.petersons.com/cca/ias.html
Carol Stream Women’s Club Scholarship
• $500
• female Carol Stream resident with high academic standing and strong record
of community service
• April 4/Tracy Hulett/723 Medford Drive/Carol Stream, IL 60l88/(630) 510-0201
Central DuPage Hospital Women's Auxiliary-Health Careers
Scholarship
• Amount not specified
• Sincerity in pursuing a health-care related career; academic excellence/live
within CDH area
• April 6 - Volunteer Office/(630) 933-6207
Central DuPage Hospital Medical Staff Scholarship
• $500
• senior planning to major in a medical/health care field
• March/contact Mrs. Rigney in Guidance--one St. Francis student is automatically
selected to win this scholarship
Cheerleading—Miss Cheerleader of America
• Amount depends on status in state competition
• Grade 9—12 cheerleader, interview, prom gown competition, not based
on beauty, talent, or cheer ability
• December 31/Miss Cheerleader of America/Box 667, Taylor, MI 48180/(734)
946-1200/Fax (734) 946-1204
Chevrolet Michelle Kwan Rewards Scholarship
• $5,000
• senior female athlete, 3.2 gpa, athletic involvement in school or community,
leadership, financial need
• March 29/GM Scholarship Administration Center/700 W. 5th Ave./Naperville
IL 60563/(888) 377-5233/Fax (630) 428-2695
Chicago Bulls College Scholarship - "Charitabulls"
• Four $2000 awards
• Academic record, activities, essay
• March 1/Chicago Bulls Community Relations Department (312) 455-4131 or
write to CharitaBulls Scholarship Program/Chicago Bulls/1901 W. Madison St./Chicago,
IL 60612/(312)455-4000
Chicago Roofing Contractors Association
• $3,000 renewable
• accepted to a four year college, academics, activities, recommendation,
employment experience
• March 1/Write to Partricia H. Keating/Chicago Roofing Contractors Assn./4415
West Harrison Street--#322/Hillside, IL 60162/or go to www.crca.org
Children of Veterans at UIUC or UIC
• Full 4 - year tuition to UIUC, UIC, or UIS
• Fall enrollment, natural or legally adopted child of a veteran with priority
given to children of deceased or disabled veterans , ACT cores also weighted
heavily
• March 15. University of Illinois Financial Aid Office (217) 244-1004.
Coca-Cola
• Fifty awards of $20,000 and 200 awards of $4,000
• GPA, school/community involvement, service, extra-
curricular
• October 31/(800)/306-2653/Fax (404) 733-5439/or go to www.coca-colascholars.org
College Bound USA
• $1,000, personal computer and other prizes
• Academics, activities, and essay
• May 15/(718) 273-5700, ext 14 or email media@collegebound.net or go to
www.CollegeBound.net or www.StudentRewards.com College
of DuPage John Belushi/Second City Theater Award
• Full tuition for one year
• Performing arts experience, COD enrollment in Fall, audition, recommendation
letters, and financial need
• May 24—Connie Howard, Theater Dept, (630) 942-2137
College of Dupage Chris Farley Memorial Theater Award
• Full tuition for one year
• Performing arts experience, COD enrollment in Fall,
Audition, recommendation letters, and financial need
• May 24—Connie Howard, Theater Dept. (630) 942-2137
College of DuPage Scholarships (Miscellaneous awards)
• $250 to $2,500
• varies (full booklet available in Guidance)
• varies/ go to www.cod.edu/dept.fin_aid
Community Bankers Association
• up to $1,000 renewable
• essay on community banking
• February 20—William Davis, Community Bank of Wheaton, (630)545-4355
Conclave Scholarship Award Competition
• $8,000 (to Brown Institute of Minneapolis, Specs Howard Broadcasting
School of Broadcasting Arts in Southfield, MI, or Musictech College of St. Paul,
MN.
• submit audio cassette tape and script
• April 1 – Scott Hamilton, (952)927-6427 or email: shamilton@main-st.net
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution)Perrin-Wheaton
Chapter
• $500
• transcript, letters of rec., essay, list of activities
• before March 1/Sue Shambaugh (630)871-1443
DCFS Scholarship
• tuition and fees at state universities, $434 monthly stipend
• current DCFS wards or former DCSF wards who were adopted or were in guardianship,
academics, test scores, activities, and career goals
• contact your DCFS caseworker or call (217)524-2030
Delnor Scholarship
• $2,000
• reside in Batavia, Geneva, West Chicago, Wayne, St. Charles, or Kaneland
area. Must choose health care field
• March 20/Marilyn Van Wyck, Volunteer Services Office, Delnor Hospital,
(630)208-4265
Devry Institute of Technology National Engineering Design
Challenge
• $1,000 per team and trip to Disney World
• develop an original design according to the topic given
• November 1/JETS Inc, (703)548-5387
Discover Card Tribute to Young America
• $500-$20,000 awards
• juniors, 2.75 gpa, special talents, leadership, obstacles overcome, community
service, unique endeavors
• January 11. Amer. Assoc. of School Administrators/P.O.Box 9338/Arlington,
VA 22219/(703)875-0708 or go to www.discovercard.com/tribute.htm or www.aasa.org/discover.htm
Dr. Weber's Scholarship
• $500
• 2 essays, GPA, work/volunteer, extra-curr.
• 3: April 20 - Dr. Weber, DDS, 210 West Willow, Wheaton, IL 60l87, (630)665-5552
DuPage Country Farm Bureau
• not specified
• parents must be members in good standing of the DuPage Farm Bureau for
at least two years, academics, activities
• April 1, Dupage Country Farm Bureau (630) 668-8161
DuPage County 4-H Foundation
• Five awards of $1,000
• must have been a 4-H member for 4 years
• April 5/Univ of Illinois Extension Office /310 South County Farm Rd.,
Suite B/Wheaton, IL 60l87/653-4114
DuPage County Farm Bureau Rural Illinois Medical Student
Assistance Program
• $3,750 loan per year
• must be accepted to University of Illinois Medical School, 3.5 gpa in
college course work
• November 1/James L. Schmidt, Manager of Rural Illinois Medical Student
Assistance Program, 309/557-2538 or go to www.rimsap.com
DuPage Juvenile Officer’s Association
Scholarship
• Two awards of $1,000
• Residents of DuPage County, majoring in law enforcement or youth services
• June 1/DJOA/125 W. Second Street/Hinsdale, IL 60521/(630) 655-8783 or
go to www.dupagejuvenileofficers.org
DuPage Medical Society Foundation
• Up to $1000
• Plans to major in a professional health care field (pre-med does not
apply),voting resident of DuPage County, academics, financial need
• April 30/498 Hillside Ave./Glen Ellyn, IL 60l37/(630) 858-9603
Ed Posh/Village Links Scholarship
• $2,000 renewable
• Glen Ellyn resident, Village Links member or employee, financial need,
character reference, essay
• March 15/go to www.EdPoshScholarship.com
Educational Communications Scholarship Foundation
• 150--$1000, one-time awards
• GPA, test scores, activities, leadership, need, essay, juniors and seniors,
$3.50 application fee
• Requests: June 1st. 721 N. McKinley Rd./Lake Forest 60045-5002/(847)295-6650
ELKS National Foundation - Most Valuable Student Award
• $1000 locally up to $60,000 nationally
• leadership, recommendation letters, financial statement, transcript,
test scores
• January 11. Wheaton-Glen Ellyn Lodge #2258/Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks/0N674 Papworth St./Wheaton 60187-3168/(630)653-5298/or go to www.elks.org
ELKS Wheaton-Glen Ellyn Lodge No 2258
• $1,000-$2,500
• GPA 3.0 or higher, physical or occupational therapy
career field, financial need, recommendations
• March 16/Jack Williams/Wheaton-Glen Ellyn Lodge No. 2258/0N674 Papworth/Wheaton,
IL 60187-3168/(630) 653-5298
Education Exchange (see DuPage Credit Union)
ESPN Sports Figures Scholarship
• $1,000 to $5,000
• seniors who are high school athletes and display excellence in academics
and service
• March 15/Sports Figures Scholarship,ESPN, PO Box 630, Hartford, CT 06142/in
Guidance file see Sports Scholarships
Executive Women International
• $2,000
• must be a current junior planning a career in business or professional
career
• Feb. 25/Thea Zimmerman (773) 762-2153 ext. 3588 or /Executive Women International/515
South 700 East, Suite 2F/Salt Lake City, UT 84102/(801) 355-2800
Fabyan Foundation
• 10---$5,000 renewable
• GPA, test scores, financial need, extra-curricular
• Early April – Guy Davis, Guidance Counselor, Geneva Community High
School, 463-3830
Fel-Pro Automatic Technicians Scholarship
• 270 awards of up to $500 per year
• Study in automotive technology
• May 1. 7450 N. McCormick Blvd./PO Box 1103/ Skokie 60076-8103/(847)674-7700
or CSFA/1505 Riverview Road/Po Box 297/St Peter, MN 56082/(507)931-1682
Fieri Italian American Scholarship
• $1,000 award
• resident of DuPage, Cook, Kane, Lake, Will, or McHenry counties/must
be of Italian ancestry
• (630)415-3122 or go to www.fieri-chicago.org
The Fireside Scholarship
• 3 - $1000 scholarships awarded natinally
• Enrolled in Catholic High School, leadership in religious education and
school activities, nomination by SFHS Theology Department
• February 17. Fireside Bible Publishers/9020 E. 35th Street North/PO Box
780189/Wichita, KS 67278-0189/fax (316)-267-3213 or 1-800-676-3264
Foot Action Hooked on Sports Scholarships
• $2,000—410,000
• seniors excelling in sports
• January 1/to to www.Footaction.com
FranCenter/Cleveland and Dodge Scholarship
• 3--$500 awards• for students with diagnosed learning disabilities
• May 1
Gates Millennium Scholars Program
• Amount depends on financial need/must qualify for Pell Grant
• African American, Native American, Asian Pacific, or Hispanic students
showing significant academic promise and financial need
• February 1
Geneva Garden Club
• $1,000
• Geneva resident planning studies in horticulture, conservation, agriculture,
outdoor education, or agricultural/environmental engineering
• April 11/Patti Duniec (630) 208-9569 or Carolyn Vail (630) 208-4890
Geneva Lions Club
• 4 awards of $1,000
• resident of Geneva or St. Charles
• April 30/Gary Moss (630) 208-6677 or (630) 232-3200 or write to Geneva
Lions Club, PO Box 382, Geneva, IL 60134
Golden Apple Scholars Program
• $5,000 per year scholarship, $2,000 stipend for Summer Institute, internship,
mentoring—student must attend one of the sponsoring colleges and teach
in shortage area for five years
• juniors who plan to enter teaching; by nomination of teacher, counselor,
or principal; ACT, academic record; some preference to minorities
• September of senior year/Particia Kilduff, Director of Recruitment, Golden
Apple Scholars Program, 8 South Michigan Ste. 700, Chicago, IL 60603/ (312) 407-0006
The Gregorians - An Association of Educators of Italian
Ancestry
• Several $1000 Awards
• Italian ancestry, transcript, ACT/SAT scores, reference letters
• No contact information available
Hanover Park Youth of the Year Award
• $1,000 scholarship award
• senior living in Hanover Park, nominated by school official
• mid-December/Village of Hanover Park, (630) 372-4200
Hemingway Writing Awards for High School Journalists
• $2,500 award to first place winner in each category of feature writing,
news writing, sports writing, and commentary
• each school may enter no more than two students per category, submissions
must be published in school publication in most recent calendar year
• Jan 15/Lisa Lopez, Hemingway Awards, The Kansas City Star, 1729 Grand
Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64108/(816) 234-4907
High School Christian Student-Athlete Award
• $700 to top male and female in each region
• junior or senior, 2.8 gpa, believes in Jesus Christ as his or her personal
savior, athletic honors on team, conference, state or national level, active
Christian influence in school and community, attends church regularly, nominated
by school official or coach
• November 23/PO Box 6272, Lawton, OK 73506/(580) 536-9524 or go to www.aogn.org
Hinsbrook Bank and Trust Scholarship Program
• $2,000
• live in one of the following school districts: Hinsdale, Downers Grove,
Westmont, Geneva or Glenbard; academics, activities, family income may not exceed
$75,000
• March 31/Hinsbrook Bank and Trust, 6262 South Route 83, Willowbrook,
Illinois 60514, (630) 920-2700
Hispanic Scholarship Programs (League of United
Latin American Citizens—LULAC) and (League of United Latin American
Citizens)
• Numerous scholarships of varying amounts $250--$2,000
• Must be of Latin American/Hispanic ethnic background/some specific to
certain majors such as engineering
• March—April, deadlines vary for different scholarships/LNESC National
Headquarters, 2000 L Street NW, Ste. 610, Washington, DC 20036 or Society of
Hispanic Professional Engineers Foundation, 5400 East Olumpic Boulevard, Ste.
210, Los Angeles, CA 90002, (323) 888-2080 or go to www.shpefoundation.org or
contact United States Hispanic Leadership Institute, 431 S. Dearborn Street,
Ste. 1203, Chicago, IL 60605-1152, (312) 427-8683 or go to www.ushli.com
Marion Huber Learning Through Listening Award
• 3 awards of $6,000
• senior student with diagnosed learning disability who is registered for
at least one year with the Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, B average
• February 21/Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, 20 Roszel Road, Princeton,
NJ 08540/ (800) 221-4792
Illinois Association of County Officials (IACO) Scholarship
• 2 awards of $500 for community college and 2 of $1,000 for any Illinois
four year college (in association with Fidlar and Chambers Company)
• any senior
• February 28/Bernardo J. DeSimone, Regional Office of Education, 421 North
County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187
Illinois AMVETS Scholarship - (see AMVETS)
Illinois Editors Traffic Safety Contest
• $2,000
• essay based on current year’s topic
• December 31/AAA Chicago Motor Club, PO Box 5027, Des Plaines, IL 60017-5027,
(847) 390-9111, ext. 1433
Illinois Fatherhood Essay Contest
• Various prizes
• Essay on my ideal dad
• March 15/Chicago White Sox Fatherhood Essay Contest, 20 N. Wacker, Suite
1441, Chidago, IL 60606 or go to www.4fathers.org
Illinois General Assembly Scholarship
• One year full tuition at any Illinois public university
• Application, copy of SAR, acceptance letter from
college, references
• Early March to mid April. Contact the Illinois congressional district
office in your area(i.e. 21st, 50th, 40th districts)
Illinois Hospital and Health Systems Association Scholarships
• $1,000
• Illinois resident, accepted into professional health care program (note
pre-professional programs such as pre-med to do qualify) 3.5 (B+) GPA, need
• April 15. The Illinois Hospital Research and Educational Foundation,
1151 East Warrenville Road, PO Box 3015, Naperville, IL 60566/ (630) 505-7777
Illinois Federation for Right to Life Essay Contest
• $100 to $200
• essay
• IFRL Oratory Contest, 2244 Irondale Road, Green Oaks, IL 60048, or go
to www.ifrl.org/oratorycontest
Illinois Junior Science and Humanities Symposium
• 1st place $4,000 award to college of student’s choice/2nd place
$4,500 award to SIUC, expense paid trip to National Competition
• paper on student’s original research
• January 19/Linda Martin, IJSHS Director, SIUC, (618)452-7062 or go to
www.science.siu.edu/ijshs/
Illinois Manufacturing Association Scholarship
• $300--$1,000
• seniors, essay
• January 16/Sara Liles, Executive Assistant-Government Affairs, Illinois
Manufacturing Assn., 220 E. Adams St., Springfield, IL 62701/(217) 522-1240 or
1301 West 22nd Street, Suite 610, Oak Brook, IL 60523/ (630) 368-5300 or go to
www.ima-net.org
Illinois Manufactured Housing Association Scholarship
• 16 awards of $500
• must reside in a manufactured home community or a manufactured home purchased
from a member of the Illinois Manufactured Housing Association
• March 15/Illinois Manufactured Housing Association, 3888 Peoria Road,
Springfield, Illinois 62702/(800) 252-9425
Illinois National Guard
• 100% tuition/4 years at Illinois public college + over $200/mo. Stipend/must
complete two summers of basic training and serve in Illinois National Guard one
weekend per month
• may join as early as junior year in high school for maximum benefits
• Sgt. Cameron Mills 708/824-6053
Illinois Odd Fellow - Rebekah Scholarship Program
• 3 - $1000; 20 - $500
• US Citizen, college or vocational school, IL resident, need C average
• December 1/Grand Lodge, 305 N. Kickapoo St., PO Box 248, Lincoln, IL
62656/(217) 735-2561
Illinois Society of Professional Engineers
• Amount not specified
• 3.0 GPA - SAT:600 math/500 verbal/ACT:29 math/25 verbal, essay, plans
to major in engineering field
• January 15 - Jodie L. Wollnik, DuKane Scholarship Committee, c/o Robert
H. Anderson and Assoc., 220 West River Drive, St. Charles, IL 60174
Illinois Sons of the American Revolution Essay Contest
• National Awards $1,000 to $7,500, State Awards $100 to $200
• Original essay of 750 to 1,00 words on assigned topic
• February 16/Duane R. Neet, State Chairman, 5 Woodland Drive, Effingham,
iL 62401/ (217) 342-4442
Illinois Sheriff's Association
• 111 awards statewide, $500 maximum
• Class rank, ACT/SAT, character, essay, sincerity in completing an accredited
program (college or tech) in Illinois
• March 15/Diana Eldridge (217) 496-2371 or Illinois Sheriff’s Association,
2626 E. Andrew Road, PO Box 263, Sherman, IL 62684 or go to www.ilsheriff.org
Illinois Special Education Teacher Tuition Waiver
• 250 tuition waivers to students attending Illinois public universities
• senior of college student majoring in special education, after graduation
from college must teach special education for two years in an Illinois school
• March 1/call Illinois Student Assistance Commission at (800) 899-ISAC
or (847) 948-8550 or go to www.isac-online.org
University of Illinois West Suburban Illini Club
• Amount not specified
• Resident of Kane or DuPage county accepted to the University of Illinois
in Urbana
• May 31/The West Suburban Illini Club, PO Box 4752, Wheaton, IL 60189-4752/(630)
415-0209 or (630) 971-8759 or (815) 886-6213
Imation Computer Arts Scholarship
• $1,000-$3,500
• Submit original art as specified in contest rules
• Dec. 15/(800)/773-9880, ext. 14 or go to www.imation.com/scholarships
or www.aasa.org or www.naea-reston.org
Infant Welfare Society of Chicago
• Amount not specified
• Senior resident of Wheaton, transcript, test scores, essay on why volunteerism
is important
• May 1/Cheryll, President of Wheaton Infant Welfare, 2 South 281 Kiowa
Court, Wheaton, IL 60l87/(630) 462-1206
In the Swim
• Up to 10 employees will each win $500
• GPA of 2.5, work for In the Swim for 500 hours, essay
• In the Swim, Attention: Joe Niemasz, 320 Industrial Drive, West Chicago,
IL 60185/(630) 876-1080
Chicagoland Italian American Charitable Organization
• $1,000
• need not be of Italian descent/academics, need, letter of reference
• February 26/John C. Vogel, President and Scholarship Chairman, CIACO,
PO Box 27, Bloomingdale, IL 60l08/(630) 830-6431 or Vito Cavallo, Vice-President,
(630) 833-6687
Italian Americans, Joint Civic Committee, Women’s
Division
• $1,500
• senior female of at least 50% Italian Ancestry
• March 8/Women’s Division, JCCIA, 3800 Division Street, Stone Park,
IL 60165/(708) 450-9050/fax (708) 450-9065
Italian Americans, Joint Civic Committee, John Fischetti
Award
• $1,500
• senior student planning to major in journalism or media communications,
essay, published work
• April 15/JCCIA, 3800 Division Street, Stone Park, IL 60165-1115/(708)
450-9050/ fax (708) 450-9065
Italian American Executives of Transportation Club
• $1,000
• Italian heritage, financial need, academic achievement
• May 15 - James Glimco, 3438 Grand Blvd, Brookfield, IL 60513/ 708/971-2524
or 708/485-3200 (note: this information may be outdated—no new information
has been recently received)
JFK Profiles in Courage
• $500-$3,000
• Essay
• Early January/(617)/929-1211/John F. Kennedy Library, Profile in Courage
Essay Contest, Columbia Point, Boston, MA 02125 or go to www.cs.umb.edu/jfklibrary
Japan - US Senate Scholarship Program
• 2 scholarships per state pay for summer exchange study in Japan
• Juniors, 3.0/4.0 GPA, essays, medical forms
• November 12 postmark. (202)966-6800/YFU International Center, 3501 Newark
Street NW, Washington, DC 20016-3199 or go to www.YouthForUnderstanding.org
Jesus-Guadalupe Foundation Scholarship for Latino Students
• $1,000 per year renewable
• 3.0/4.0 scale, financial need, Latino background, essay
• June 1/The Jesus Guadalupe Foundation Scholarship Program, 30W260 Butterfield
Rd., Suite 207, Warrenville, IL 60555/(630) 836-9027 or go to www.jesusguadalupefund.org
Jewel Food Store Employee Scholarships
• $1000 for four year college, $500 for two year college
• Jewel employee, college bound, GPA, job performance, ACT
• December 14/Jewel Food Stores/1955 W. North Ave./Melrose Park, IL/ 60160/(708)
531-6949 or see your store manager
John Cardinal O’Connor Essay Contest
• $500 to $1,500
• essay on current year’s topic
• April 15/The American Catholic Council, 410 Constitution Avenue NE, Washington,
DC 20002/or email at cardinalessay@aol.com
John Belushi/Second City Scholarship (see College of
DuPage)
Charles King Memorial Scholarship
• One $1,000 award given to a St. Francis senior each year
• St. Francis senior planning a major in art, architecture, or art related
field
• March 1/contact St. Francis Guidance Department or Art Department
Kids in Need Scholarship Program
• $2,500
• resident of DuPage County, 2.0/4.0 scale, financial need, student has
lost his parents under extreme or sudden circumstances
• October 19/KIN Scholarship Center, c/o John C. Pruehs & Associates,
1754 N. Washington Street, Naperville, IL 60563
Kohl’s Kids Who Care Recognition Program
• 10-$5,000 scholarships
• students age 6—18 who demonstrate outstanding commitment to volunteer
activity
• March 15/download application from www.kohls.com and submit to Kohl’s
Customer desk at any store
LEAD Business Institute Program for Minority Students
• All expenses for summer leadership program and weekly stipend’
• African American, Hispanis, and Native American students, junior status,
B average, 100 PSAT, 1000 Sat, or 22 ACT, leadership ability
• LEAD Program in Business, Inc., 420 Lexington Avenue, Suite 443, New
York, NY 10170/(212) 986-5634 or go to www.leadnational.org
Julie A. Lehman Journalism Scholarship
• $500
• academics, financial need, interest in journalism career
• April 15/Julie A. Lehman Journalism Scholarship, Suburban Cook County
Regional Office of Education, Attention Dr. Candy V. Cash, 10110 Gladstone, Westchester,
IL 60154/(708) 865-1571 or go to www.cook.k12.il.us
Leopold Education Project Scholarship Program
• Up to $500
• Senior planning study in a natural resource field such as wildlife biology,
conservation, ecology, environmental studies, etc., 3.0/4.0
• April 1/Leopold Education Project Scholarship Program Administrator,
Boone County Soil & Water Conservation District, 8108 Appleton Road, Belvidere,
IL 61008/(815) 544-2677
Lisle Chamber of Commerce
• Two $500 awards
• Resident of Lisle
• April 19/Lisle Area Chamber of Commerce, 4733 Main Street, Lisle, IL
60532/(630) 964-0052
Rotary Club of Lisle Scholarship
• Three $2,000 awards ($500 per year renewable for four years)
• Lisle resident
• April 8/Rotary Scholarship Committee, c/o Jim Radlein, Suburban Moving
and Storage Co., 2100 Ogden Ave., Lisle, IL 60532/(630) 971-6619
March of Dimes Birth Defect Foundation
• 2--$1,000 (one girl/one boy)
• Academics and essays
• April 25 contact Suzanne Boue 312/435-4007 or March of Dimes Birth Defects
Foundation, Greater Chicago Division, 111 West Jackson Blvc—22nd Floor,
Chicago, IL 60604
Marianjoy - Bruce A. Schurman Scholarship
• Up to $5,000
• Functionally impaired or physically disabled, academic
record, leadership, school participation, recommendations
• Deadline not specified/Jim Decker (630462-4445 or go to www.marianjoy.org
Marshall Field Project Imagine Scholarship
• Two $1,000
• Students who have shown an interest in the arts (art, theater, design,
web design, architecture, etc)
• March 1/available in Marshall Field’s Stores
Mensa Education and Research Foundation Scholarship Program
• $200 to $1,000
• essay, need not be member of Mensa
• January 31/send stamped addressed envelope to Scholarship Chair, 6325
Van Buren Avenue, Hammond, IN 46324or email scholarship@chicago.us.mensa.org
American Meteorological Society (Chicago Chapter)Minority
Scholarship
• $3,000 per year nenewable
• underrepresented minority students who plan careers in meteorological,
atmospheric, or hydrologic sciences
• February 22/Donna Fernandez, Fellowship and Scholarship Coordinator,
(617) 227-2426 ext. 246 or go to www.ametsoc.org/AMS
Mid-America Chinese Science and Technology Association
• $200-500
• Chinese heritage, Senior, Academics, Achievements, Extra-
curricular, Community Service, Essay
• November 20 - Andrew Chu 847/576-2580 or Jessica Yuan, 847/576-7698 or
MACSTA Youth Award Committee, 1337 Vernon Lane, Bartlett, IL 60103
Milk Processor Education Program (Got Milk?) aka Scholar
Athlete
Milk Mustache of the Year Award (SAMMY)
• 25---$7,500 awards
• Academics, Athletics, Leadership, community service
• March 15/(800)872-8050 or (800)WHY-MILK or Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache
of the Year Award, c/o USA Today, 1000 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22229
or go to www.whymilk.com
Miss Young America Program
• $10,000 first prize
• pageant
• November 18/United States Scholarship Foundation, 9046 Molinero Court,
Elk Grove, CA 95758/(916)684-4225 or go to www.webspawner.com/users/mya
Multiple Sclerosis Essay Contest
• 1,000--$5,000
• open to soph, jrs, and srs./essay on MS and $7.50 sponsorship money
• early June/Project Learn MS, 706 Haddonfield Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
or (800)LEARN-MS ext. 123 or go to www.msaa.com
Naperville Unit Education Association Scholarship
• $500
• parent must be an employee of the Naperville Unit School District
• Deadline not specified/Naperville Unit School District, 1555 Bond Street,
Suite 121, Naperville, IL 60563-0112/(630) 416-0062
Naperville Junior Women's Club
• 5 awards of $1000
• Resident of Naperville School Districts 203 or Indian Prairie 204, community
activities, need
• March 30/Pam Rendak (630) 428-0616 or Susan Rice, 2532 Dewes Lane, Naperville,
IL 60564
Naperville Junior Women’s Club Talent
and Special Scholarships
• Amounts vary for each scholarship
• Seniors with special talents or future plans such as art, theater, music,
vocational training, library science, etc.
• mid January/Pam Rendak (63) 428-0616 or GFWC Illinois Federatin of Women’s
Clubs, 175 W. Jackson Blvd, Suite A1915, Chicago, IL 60604-2802
National Assoc. of Minority Engineering Program Administrators
• $1,000
• African-American, Hispanic or Native American interested in
Engineering degree
• July 21 - 407/647-8839/NAMEPA, Inc., 1133 W. Morse Blvd., Suite 201,
Winter Park, FL 32789
National Academy of American Scholars/R.C. Easley National
Scholarship
• $2,000--$5,000 nenewable
• C average/ACT and SAT scores/ Note: requires application fee
• May 15/National Academy of American Scholars, c/o Merit Committee, 5196
Benito St., Suite 15, Room A, Montclair, CA 91763-4028 or go to www.naas.org
National Academy of TV Arts and Sciences
• 2 awards of $20,000 ($5,000 per yr renewable for 4 yrs)
• major in TV, telecommunications, or communications/academics and activities
related to TV or film
• Mid Dec./Scholarship Committee/National Academy of TV Arts and Sciences/111
West 57th St./Suite 1020/New York, NY 10019/(232) 586-8424
National Alliance for Scholarship Achievement
• $2,000--$15,000
• senior, US Citizen, 2.75 gpa, essay, and $15.00 application fee
• March 1/Attn: Scholarship Application, National Alliance for Scholastic
Achievement, 10820 Beverly Boulevard A5 #600, Whittier, CA 90601/ or go to www.eee.org/bus/nasa
National Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts
• Up to $3000
• Performing, Visual and Language Arts majors
• October/NEAA/ARTS800 Brickell Avenue, Suite 500, Miami Florida/(800)970-ARTS
or go to www.nfaa.org
National Fraternal Congress of America Youth Volunteer
Scholarship Program
• Amount unknown
• Seniors who have demonstrated a high level of volunteer service
• February 28/NFCA Youth Volunteer Scholarship Program, 2255 North Dubuque
Road, PO Box 4030, Iowa City, IA 52243-4030
National Hispanic Scholarship Fund
• $1000
• Hispanic parentage; US citizen; ACT; 25% of awards to
students in special education/learning disabilities majors
• Feb.1 postmark. HACER/980 N. Michigan Ave./Suite 1776/ Chicago, IL 60611
or NHSF Selection Committee/P.O. Box 728/Novato, CA 94948/(312)988-9490
National Peace Essay Contest
• in each state $1,000, nationally $2,500 to $10,000
• Essay
• Deadline not specified/(202)429-3854/Fax(202)429-6063/Unites States Institute
of Peace, National Peace Essay Contest, 1200 17th Street NW, Suite 200, Washington,
DC 20077-5722/or go to www.usip.org/ed.html
Northern Illinois Newspaper Association Journalism
Scholarship
• $600
• senior planning to major in journalism
• John Etheredge, (630) 554-8573/Ledger-Sentinel, 64 Main St., PO Box 669,
Oswego, IL 60543 or Communication Department, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb,
IL 60115, (815) 753-1564 or go to www.star.niu.edu/NINA
O’Brien-VRBA Scholarhip Trust
• $2,000 renewable
• some preference for Catholic background but not required, priority given
to students attending Loyola, DePaul, and Northern Illinois University, 2.5 gpa,
22 ACT, 900 SAT
• April 1/Jo Ann Harlan, National City Bank of Michigan/Illinois, 301 SW
Adams Street, Peoria, IL 61602/(309) 655-5385/fax (309) 655-5227
Organ/Tissue Donor Awareness Student Poster Contest
• $75--$500
• create an original poster on the importance of organ/tissue donation
• early December/Secretary of State Organ Donor Program, 2701 S. Dirksen
Parkway, Springfield, IL 62723/(888) 307-3668 or contact Regional Superintendent
of Schools
Paramount Tall Club
• $1,000
• Must be tall (women 5'10/men 6'2), academics, activities
volunteer work, personal achievement, essay
• May 1/William Murray, Scholarship Chairman, Paramount Tall Club, PO Box
0069, Bloomingdaly, IL 60108-0069 or go to www.paramountfoundation.org or www.tall.org
Pete & Barb Natzke Scholarship
• Students (so, jr, or sr) who live in Warrenville and are interested in
journalism and would like to attend a workshop for newspapers, yearbooks or photography
held at EIU/The PBS Scholarship, 3S521 Virginia Ave., Warrenville, IL 60555
Plato Scholarship
• 1,000-$10,000
• 2.75 GPA
• April 30/call (800) 263-3567/fax (800) 934-6929 or go to www.plato.org
Pottawatomie Garden Club
• 4--$1000
• senior living in the St. Charles school district boundaries, 3.0 gpa,
letters of recommendation, plans to major in biology, ecology, environmental
studies, forestry, agriculture, or horticulture
• April 4 postmark/Susan Stevenson, Scholarship Chairperson/1600 Fargo
Boulevard/Geneva, IL 60l34/(630) 208-7532 or Karen Malesh (630) 377-5855
Preston Assurance Fund
• $1,000--$50,000
• 2.5 gpa
• deadline not specified/Preston Assurance Fund, 5940 Arapaho Road, Suite
270, Dallas, TX 75248-3614/ go to www.prestonscholar.org
Principal's Leadership Award - NASSP
• 150-$1000 awards nationally
• Top 20%, non-need, nomination by St. Francis/one person per school
• December 1. National Assoc. of Secondary School Principals/1904 Association
Drive/Reston, VA 22091-1537/(703)476-5432 or go to www.nassp.org
Presidential Freedom Scholarship (formerly President’s
Student Service Award
• 2--$1,000 ($500 by Congress and $500 by sponsoring high school)
• US Citizen, student must have completed at least 100 hours of service
in past 12 months, must be nominated by St. Francis
• June 28,2002/(866)291-7700 or (202) 742-5390/or go www.nationalservice.org/scholarships
• Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship-Ill. State Board of Ed.(see Byrd)
Rosell Chamber of Commerce
• $1,000
• resident of Roselle, C average, financial need, leadership, community
service, essay
• April 15/Roselle Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Scholarship Committee,
81 East Devon Avenue, Roselle, IL 60172/(630) 894-3010/fax (630) 894-3042/or
go to www.rosellechamber.com
Ronald McDonald House Charities Hispanic Association Scholarship
• $1,000
• must have at least one parent of Hispanic heritage
• February 1/RMHC/HACER Scholarship Program, Scholarship Program Administrators,
PO Box 22376, Nashville, TN 37202 or go to www.rmhc.org or www.mcdonalds.com
Rotary Vocational Scholarships
• 15--$1,500
• students who live in Rotary district 6440 who plan careers in areas that
require less than a college degree
• March 1/contact your local Rotary Club or Bill Bahr (63) 307-3634 or
go to www.rotary.org or www.rotarydistrict6440.org or www.geocities.com/brrotaryclub
ROTC Scholarships: Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy
• Full tuition for 2--4 years plus stipend
• Service requirement armed forces after graduation, high ACT/SAT, high
class rank, majors in math, engineering,science, and nursing fields preferred
• December 1. contact your local recruiter or call Army ROTC (800) USA-ROTC/Navy
Marine Corps ROTC (800) USA-NAVY/Air Force ROTC (800) 522-0033 ext. 2091 or go
to www.myfuture.com or www.militarycareers.com
SALLIE MAE’s Parent Answer Scholarship
Program
• 20-$1,000
• student under age 24
• no deadline specified/SallieMae, Inc., 11600 Sallie Mae Drive, Reston,
Virginia 20193/(703) 810-6209 or go to www.parentanswer.com/scholarship
SAMMY/USA Today (Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year Award)—Got Milk? (see Milk Mustache)
SAINTS Scholarship for the Performing Arts Contest
• $500
• essay on why you are interested in the performing
arts/in college must take some classes in perf. arts but need not major in
performing arts
• June 1/Saints Scholarship Committee/2936 North Southport, Suite 203/Chicago,
IL 60657
Seminary/Vocation Scholarship (through Joliet Diocese Vocation Office)
• full tuition and room and board for the first year of seminary studies
to University of St. Thomas or Conception Seminary College (most students receive
50% expenses for remaining years of study)
• young man pursuing studies in the seminary, top 25% (flexible), leadership,
faith commitment
• no deadline specified/contact Fr. John Regan (815) 834-4002 or e-mail
at frjohnr@aol.com or go to www.vocations.com
St. Irene’s Knights of Columbus Essay
Contest
• $200 savings bond locally and additional $200 statewide
• essay on the year’s topic
• January 10/Burt Minor (630) 393-9550
St. Peter's Church in Geneva Scholarship
• $1,000
• active member of St. Peter's parish
• mid April/parish office (630)232-0124
Siemens Westinghouse Science and Technology Competition
• $10,000 to $100,000
• original scientific project according to contest rules
• October 1/Siemens Foundation, 186 Wood Avenue South, Iselin, NJ 08830/(877)
822-5233 or go to www.siemens-foundation.org
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity – U of Illinois
at Urbana/Champaign
• 3 totalling $1,750
• Academics, leadership, athletics, community service, and planning to
attend U of I in Urbana
• April 15/Balanced Man Scholarship, Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, 1105
S. Fourth St., Champaign, IL 61820/(217) 332-1327 or (217)328- 8360
Sixth Congressional District High School Essay Contest
• $100--$500
• essay on assigned topic
• April 12/Mrs. Vivian Turner, Essay Contest Chairperson, 128 Memorial
Drive, Bensenville, IL 60106/(630) 766-8384
Skirball Essay Contest
• $100--$5,000
• essay on assigned topic of the year
• March 15/Skirball Institute of American Values, 635 S. Harvard Blvd/Suite
214/Los Angeles, CA 90005-2511/(213)381-1719
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
• $1000 and up from various foundations or specific colleges
• 3.5 GPA 10th-11th grades, 90%ile in math/verbal ACT/SAT, US Citizen,
major in engineering
• Dec. 1 - Engineering Education Scholarships/ SAE/ 400 Commonwealth Dr./Warrendale,
PA 15096 /(724) 772-4047 or go to www.sae.org/students/engschlr.htm
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity/Balanced Man Scholarship/Eastern
Illinois University/Ill. Nu Chapter
• $100--$600
• plan to attend EIU, need not join frat, excellence in academics, athletics,
activities
• May 1. 2103 South 12th St./Charleston, IL 61920
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity/Balanced Man Scholarship/Illinois
State University/Illinois Zeta Chapter
• $100--$250
• same as above/attend ISU
• contact ISU Admissions
SnagAJob.com Student Essay Contest
• $500--$1,000
• must have held a part-time or summer job and 2.5 gpa
• May 15/Essay Contest, c/o Jason Clarke, SnagAJob.com, 5300 South Laburnum
Ave., Richmond, VA 23231/ or go to www.snagajob.com or e-mail essays@snagajob.com
Special People in Need Grants (SPIN)
• grants in varying amounts for needy or handicapped students
• contact Mr. Gary H. Kline, Special People in Need, 500 West Madison Street,
Suite 3700, Chicago, IL 60661
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity of University of Illinois
• $500 to $1,000
• male students who plan to attend U of I in Urbana, academicsw and leadership
• April 26, 2002/Jordon Von Kluck, Chairman, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Gamma Chapter,
Triangle Achievement Award Selection Committee, 310 E. Gregory, Champaign, IL
61820
Target All Around Scholarship/Target Arts in Education
Grant Program
• not specified
• volunteer service to community
• pick up application from nearest Target store/(800) 316-6142
Teen H.I.P Award
• 10 awards of $1,000
• non-smoker, 2.5 gpa, essay on non-smoking, activities, academics
• May 7/info available at www.fastweb.com scholarship search program
Toyota Community Scholars Program
• $10,000-$20,000
• GPA 3.0, significant service
• Dec. 1- Toyota Community Scholars Program, PO Box 6730, Princeton, NJ
08541 609/734-5373
Tri-County Business and Professional Women’s
High School Scholarship
• $500
• female resident of DuPage county, academics, community service
• April 16/Tri-County BPW Scholarship, c/o L. Doolittle, 1331 S. Finley
Rd, #307, Lombard IL 60148
Tri-Town YMCA Scholarship
• 3 awards of $800 each
• must be a resident of Lombard, Villa Park, or Oakbrook Terrace
• April 5/Deb Allen, Executive Director, Tr-Town YMCA, 1464 S. Main Street,
Lombard, IL 60148, (630) 629-9622
Turtle Wax Scholarship Program
• $1,000
• employee of Turtle Wax Car Wash & Auto Appearance Center who has
demonstrated outstanding job performance and excellence in school
• March 1/(708) 563-3534 or contact your Turtle Wax Center
USA Today All-USA High School Academic Team
• $2,500
• judged by student’s outstanding original academic, artistic, or
leadership endeavor and essay on this effort, nomination of high school
• February 23/www.allstars.usatoday.com or call (703) 276-5890
U.S. Senate Youth Program/William Randolph Hearst Scholarship
• $5,000 for lst year of college and trip to Washington, D.C.
• essay
• October 1/(217)557-7323 or www.isbe.net and click on Senate/Hearst Scholarship
link
USA Funds Access to Education Scholarship
• Amounts vary
• Must have adjusted gross income under $35,000
• April 15/go to www.usafunds.org
Voice of Democracy Oratorical Contest - See DAR
VFW--Warrenville Post Scholarship
• 8 awards totaling $3,200 ($800 per student)
• graduating senior who resides in Warrenville, service and involvement
in the community
• early April/Burt Minor, Scholarship Chairperson, 393-9550
Walter Schauer Scholarship -See Winfield Chamber of Commerce
Washington Crossing Foundation
• $5000--$10,000 over 4 years
• Government service career plans; essay; letter of recommendation; top
academics; ACT/SAT scores
• January 15/Eugene C. Fish, Vice Chairperson, The Washington Crossing
Foundation, PO Box 503, Levittown, PA 19058-0503/(215) 949-8841 or go to www.gwcf.org
Washington Legacy Project
• $250-$1,000 Cash
• Essay
• August 1 - Jason Duke, Intercollegiat Studies Inst., PO Box 4431, Wilmington,
DE 19807: 800/526-7022 or e-mail jduke@isi.org
Wells Fargo CollegeSTEPS Scholarship Program
• 250 awards of $1,000
• random drawing of those who sign up for college and scholarship information
at Well Fargo website
• Drawings take place October through May/go to www.wellsfargospecial.com
or call (800) 658-3567
West Suburban Association of Educational Office Personnel
- WSAEOP
• $500
• Plans to prepare for careers in office related business program, US Citizen,
2 or more business courses taken in high school, essay
• January 10/Doris Baittie 3939 Saratoga, E 102, Downers Grove, IL 60515/(630)
969-7595
Western Catholic Union Scholarship
• One award of $1,000
• Must be a WCU member
• March 1/Western Catholic Union, 510 Maine Street, PO Box 410, Quincy,
IL 62306/(217) 223-9721 or (800) 223-4928
Wheaton Lions Club Scholarship for Visually and Hearing
Impaired
• Two awards of $1,500
• Student must be visually or hearing impaired
• June 30/Bill Davis (630) 545-4355
Rotary Club of Wheaton—AM Scholarship
Program
• $1,500 per year renewable
• test scores, transcript, recommendations
• June 1/Robert C. Lake, (630) 690-3300 or write Rotary Club of Wheaton
AM, PO Box 91, Wheaton, IL 60189-0091
Wheaton Junior Women's Club Academic Excellence Award
• $500--$1000 award
• Class rank, social awareness, ref., Wheaton resident, need
• March 1/Beth Ewoldt, PO Box 460/Wheaton, IL 60l89/(630)510-8731 or Julie
Hollyer at (630) 260-3797
Winfield AT&T Cable Services Scholarship
• Ten awards of $1,000
• Reside in incorporated Winfield, 3.2 gpa, leadership, service
• May 15/Village of Winfield, 27W465 Jewell Road, Winfield, IL 60190, (630)
933-7100
Winfield Chamber of Commerce - Walter "Wally" Schauer
Scholarship
• 4 - $750 awards
• Winfield resident, rank, activities, essay, need ACT/SAT, applied to
college
• May 3/Winfield Chamber of Commerce Walter Schauer Scholarhsip/P.O. Box
209/Winfield, IL 60190/(630) 682-3712 or go to www.winfield-chamber.com
Winfield Junior Women's Club Scholarship
• 2 awards of $500
• Winfield resident or in Winfield postal area
• April 5/P.O. Box 135/Winfield, IL 60l90/Pat Kulie (630)260-1956
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