BBH Schools Foundation Scholarships
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Grant Type
foundation
Overview
BBH Schools Foundation Scholarships
Organization: Brecksville-Broadview Heights Schools Foundation (BBHSF)
Geographic Scope: Brecksville-Broadview Heights School District, Ohio, US
Purpose: The Foundation offers multiple named scholarship funds to honor or remember loved ones while supporting graduating high school students in the district.
- Eligibility: Graduating high school seniors in Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School who complete the Guidance Department's general scholarship application form
- Selection: Recipients are chosen by members of the district's faculty and staff (not the Foundation)
- Funding Source: Endowed funds, Foundation fundraising efforts, and donations
- Status: Active - Scholarships awarded annually
- Organization Type: 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
- Contact: info@bbhsf.org or 440-740-4785
Key Information
Named Scholarship Funds
The Foundation maintains numerous named funds with specific criteria:- Donald A. Faulhaber, Sr. Memorial Scholarship - Emphasizes leadership, service and good citizenship; honors 1938 graduate
- Sara Glosik Memorial Fund - For students with outstanding achievement in sports, music and academics
- David J. Keen Memorial Percussion Scholarship - For percussionists demonstrating driven effort; requires essay about music's impact
- Daniel J. Kos Memorial Fund - For spirited band members who serve their community
- Peter Lanzi Memorial Scholarship Fund - For excellent students who love sports
- The Mills Family Scholarship - For students demonstrating intellectual curiosity pursuing health field careers (3.3+ GPA preferred)
- William D. Moskal Memorial Fund - For students of strong moral character in athletics, band, orchestra, vocal music, or theater
- The Poulson Family Scholarship - For National Honor Society members with athletic awards (one male, one female recipient)
- Toni Rubey Memorial Fund - For outstanding art students pursuing art-related degrees
- Bret Scanlon Memorial Fund - For students attending University of Dayton
- John J. Smith Memorial Fund - For seniors pursuing education degrees
- Leo Spann Tennis Fund - For girls or boys tennis team members attending summer tennis camp
- Steve Vargo Fund - For students pursuing education degrees
- Ruth Wagner and Ginny Keltner Humanities Fund - For talented underclassmen studying humanities/arts
- Faye White Memorial Fund - For respectful, courteous, helpful students
- Walter F. Wisnieski Scholarship Fund - For students with 3.0+ GPA exhibiting persistence and service (3.0+ GPA requirement)
- Catherine Zajac Senior Sportsmanship Award - For senior basketball player exemplifying good sportsmanship
- Kimberly Brocklehurst Memorial Scholarship - For volleyball program contributors showing positive attitude and dedication
- Bette and Thomas Calevich Scholarship - For students with 3.3+ GPA pursuing engineering careers
- The Philip G. Hastings Memorial Fund - For students planning education majors
- Class of 1972 Scholarship Fund - For graduating seniors with greatest GPA increase
- The Brecksville Bicentennial Scholarship - For students exemplifying community service and interested in public service careers
- The Poulson Family Scholarship - For NHS members with athletic awards
- The Tyler Family Scholarship - Named memorial fund
- The HlpSum1 Community Service Scholarship - For community service
- Class of 2001 Scholarship - For graduates of Class of 2001
- Jack Studley Fund - For football players who are good citizens exhibiting honesty and integrity
- Memorial Endowment Scholarships - Fund honoring multiple historical figures and community members
Named Fund Program
The Foundation accepts minimum donation requirements to establish named funds in honor or memory of individuals. Sponsors can set guidelines for fund use.How to Apply
Application Process
For Scholarships:
Application Requirements:
Specific application requirements not detailed in provided content; refer to Guidance Department for details on the general scholarship application form.
For Creating a Named Fund:
What Brecksville-Broadview Heights School actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 1
- Total given
- $67K
- Median grant
- $67K
- By dollars: Ohio 100%. Top recipient cities: Brecksville, OH.
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