How much funding does CFMC Scholarships (General) provide?

CFMC Scholarships (General) provides $500 - $5,000+ per award (varies by individual scholarship) in funding.

When is the deadline for CFMC Scholarships (General)?

This grant has a rolling deadline or the deadline has not been announced.

CFMC Scholarships (General)

Community Foundation of Morgan County

Foundation Annual Grants for Education College Prep Grants Foundation Grants

Funding Amount

$500 - $5,000+ per award (varies by individual scholarship)

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

CFMC Scholarships at Work

Funder: Community Foundation of Morgan County

Program Since: 2005

Geographic Scope: Morgan County, Indiana

Overview:
CFMC administers numerous scholarship funds established by individuals and organizations. The foundation manages the daily administrative and financial needs of these endowment and scholarship funds. Over $135,000 in scholarships were awarded in 2019 to more than 70 high school seniors.

Eligible Schools:

Martinsville High School

Mooresville High School

Monrovia High School

Eminence High School

Indian Creek High School

Eligible Applicants:
High school seniors from Morgan County schools pursuing two- or four-year college or trade school programs

Types of Scholarships Available (2019 examples):

Ann Haworth Memorial Scholarship ($1,500)

Benjamin Elo Scholarship ($5,000)

Bob Staggs Memorial Scholarship ($1,500)

Bob Williamson Scholarship ($500)

Charles T. Amy PAYS Scholarship ($1,500)

Cheryl Owens Memorial Scholarship ($1,000)

Dorothy Asher Scholarship ($3,000)

Emily Downey Memorial Scholarship ($1,500)

Eric Pierce Memorial Scholarship ($1,000)

Fables and Fairy Tales Scholarship ($1,000)

Freeman Goss Scholarship ($1,000)

G. Hochstetler Scholarship ($500)

Gordon Leigh Speer Memorial Scholarship ($1,000)

John E. Koontz Memorial Scholarship ($500)

John R. Wooden Scholastic Scholarship ($1,000)

Judge James E. Harris Scholarship ($1,000)

Justin & Bonita Conduitt Marley Scholarship ($1,000)

Kendrick Foundation Scholarships

Linda Huttsell Academic Scholarship ($2,000)

Maggie Grounds Scholarship ($1,500)

Martinsville Memorial Scholarship ($1,000)

Martinsville Rotary Scholarship ($1,000)

Megan Buis Memorial Scholarship ($3,450)

Meredith Knieper Scholarship ($2,000)

Mooresville Kiwanis Curry Overton Scholarship ($1,000)

Mooresville High School Alumni Scholarship ($1,000)

Newburn-Asher Scholarship ($2,000)

Owen L. & Dorothea I. Prescott Scholarship ($1,500)

Pass It On Scholarship ($1,800)

Sgt. Dan Starnes Memorial Scholarship ($1,500)

SSG. Wm. Ryan Fritsche Memorial Scholarship ($2,000)

Stierwalt Scholarship ($1,500)

Ted & Berta Romine/Masonic Lodge #654 Scholarship ($1,000)

The Memorial Scholarship of Dr. Julia Foster & In Tribute of Jeff Hunsucker ($2,000)

TOA – USA Scholarship ($1,500)

Velma M. Hackleman-Mendenhall Scholarship ($1,500)

Contact Information:

Phone: (765) 813-0003

Email: info@cfmconline.org

Address: 88 North Main Street, Martinsville, IN 46151

How to Establish a Scholarship:
Individuals and organizations can set up a scholarship through CFMC, such as an endowment, and CFMC will manage administrative and financial needs.

How to Apply

Application Process

Applications are accepted online at www.cfmconline.org/donors/scholarships

Deadline: January 7 (at 4 p.m., based on 2019 cycle)

Application Requirements:

Student completes online application

Official transcript from high school

Letters of reference from teachers or mentors

Financial information (family details for need-based consideration)

Essay or narrative responses (specific questions vary by scholarship)

Tips for Applicants:

Allow ample time to complete the application

Provide references and financial contacts with advance notice to meet deadline

Ensure clear, complete responses

Application Timeline:

Applications open (timing varies, typically fall)

Deadline: January 7 at 4 p.m.

Notification of awards in spring/early summer

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What Community Foundation of Morgan County actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2024

Grants in 2024: 5
Total given: $35K
Median grant: $6,000
Range: $5,835–$10K

By dollars: Indiana 100%. Top recipient cities: Mooresville, IN; Monrovia, IN; Morgantown, IN.
0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.

Example grants

Mooresville Consolidated School Corp · Mooresville, IN

Distribution grant

$10K
Monroe-Gregg School District · Monrovia, IN

Distribution grant

$7,034
Town of Morgantown · Morgantown, IN

Distribution grant

$6,000
Eminence Community Schools · Eminence, IN

Distribution grant

$6,000
Martinsville Youth Development Center · Martinsville, IN

Distribution grant

$5,835