Established in 2008 by their daughter, Beverly B. Schuler, to assist Holmes County residents having financial need. Preference will be given to a student exhibiting aptitude and creativity, entrepreneurial spirit, and leadership skills for becoming an effective contributor in his or her field of study and to society.

Established by the estate of John and Ruth Heinbuch to assist Holmes County residents having financial need as they pursue their higher education goals. Those eligible for this scholarship include Holmes County residents with demonstrated financial need and who are graduating seniors of West Holmes High School.

Awarded to Holmes County students attending The Ohio State University or any of its branches. Preference given to graduating high school seniors with strong academics, involvement in student activities, and work experience. Award amount varies.

Awarded to Hiland/West Holmes graduating seniors majoring in music.

Awarded to graduating seniors or adult students in the West Holmes school district pursuing the arts, which could include Literature, Drama, Music, Graphic Arts, Art, and Architecture. The scholarship was established by the daughter and grandchildren of Herbert and Corrinne.

Awarded to a graduating senior of West Holmes High School, active in community service, and pursuing a field of study in agriculture, education, nursing or skilled trades.

Awarded primarily on the basis of financial need. Academic promise and other non-economic criteria also considered. Preference given to Holmes County, Ohio residents. May pursue any area of study and attend any accredited institution.

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.