Our Endowed Scholarship Funds

Established by the Holmes County Farm Bureau in memory of Larry Lee Lang. Those eligible for this scholarship include Holmes County residents with demonstrated financial need, scholastic ability, focus on citizenship, character and pursuing a future career benefitting the industry of agriculture.

Established in 2017 by the Holmes County Ministerial Association, this scholarship is awarded to Hiland or West Holmes High School graduating seniors or non-traditional students who are pursuing their undergraduate ministry-related degree at a Christian-based college.

In memory of Jennifer, a former West Holmes student athlete. Awarded to a West Holmes graduating senior who has participated in athletics and/or other extracurricular and service activities.

In memory of Jennifer, a former West Holmes High School student. Awarded to female West Holmes graduating senior who has participated in athletics.

Awarded to a West Holmes High School graduate pursuing a career in nursing. Established by John Bock, M.D. in honor of his parents, Joe and Frieda Bock.

Awarded to West Holmes High School graduating seniors attending a technical, 2-year or 4-year school. Award is based on financial need and academic potential.

Awarded to Holmes County residents pursuing higher education. Preference will be given to those pursuing the fields of law, licensed practical nursing, or health-related fields.

Established by the family of the late couple. The scholarship was created to honor two of Julius and Helen's most important values in life, agriculture and education. They were both life-time residents of Holmes County. The scholarship will be awarded to a West Holmes High School graduate demonstrating financial need, pursuing studies related to agriculture, who has a good record of behavior and ranks in the top half of their class.

In memory of Keith, a former West Holmes High School vocational agriculture teacher. Awarded to a Holmes County graduating senior majoring in agriculture, an agricultural related program, or who has completed four years of high school Agricultural Education (FFA).

Established in 2008 by the Key Foundation, funded by KeyCorp. This award assists Holmes County residents demonstrating financial need as they pursue the fields of business or finance.