African-American Community Foundation - William A. Lumpkin Endowed Scholarship Grant

African-American Community Foundation - William A. Lumpkin Endowed Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: The Dayton Foundation
Amount: US $1,000
Last Updated: November 09, 2025

Summary

The William A. Lumpkin Endowed Scholarship, established in 2019 by Mr. Lumpkin, supports African-American students from Dayton Public or Trotwood-Madison High Schools. This scholarship aims to enhance educational opportunities, promoting the belief that diverse experiences can lead to success. With a focus on leadership, a minimum GPA of 2.5, and acceptance into accredited colleges, this fund empowers students to pursue their dreams and fulfill their potential in higher education.

Overview

African-American Community Foundation - William A. Lumpkin Endowed Scholarship The William A. Lumpkin Endowed Scholarship was created by Mr. Lumpkin in 2019 to enhance opportunities for higher education for students graduating from Dayton Public or Trotwood-Madison High Schools. It is Mr. Lumpkin''s belief that, because parents, coaches and teachers invested in his growth and development, he now has an obligation to help pave the way for those in subsequent generations. He rejects the notion that students coming from beleaguered school districts are ill-prepared, but may indeed have a different set of experiences, and that those experiences can still work together for a student's ultimate success. Mr. Lumpkin believes in the limitless potential of students from Dayton Public and Trotwood-Madison High Schools and trusts the scholarships provided from this fund will instill confidence, passion and a desire to dream big for students who are committed to achieving their goal of a higher education.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Be African-American,Have demonstrated leadership skills as exhibited through involvement in athletics and/or extracurricular activities,Have a minimum 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale, andHave been accepted to an accredited two- or four-year college or university.