David M. Cline Scholarship Grant

David M. Cline Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Hampton Wildlife Fund
Amount: US $2,000
Last Updated: November 14, 2025

Summary

The David M. Cline Scholarship, established by the Hampton Wildlife Fund in 2011, honors a dedicated board member who supported wildlife conservation in South Carolina. This scholarship is available to seniors in South Carolina high schools pursuing higher education in law enforcement, criminal justice, or forensic science. By fostering education in these fields, the scholarship aims to continue Mr. Cline's legacy of promoting wildlife and environmental stewardship in the Palmetto State.

Overview

Hampton Wildlife Fund The Hampton Wildlife Fund is a nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving South Carolina’s natural resources and expanding public appreciation for the state’s wildlife, habitats, and outdoor heritage. Founded to support the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR), the Fund enhances conservation efforts by raising private dollars for projects that protect wildlife, promote outdoor recreation, and strengthen environmental education statewide. Through partnerships, grants, and donor support, the Hampton Wildlife Fund advances habitat conservation, youth and adult outdoor programs, scientific research, boating and water safety initiatives, and land stewardship. Its work helps ensure that South Carolina’s natural landscapes and wildlife populations are preserved, enjoyed, and understood by current and future generations. David M. Cline Scholarship In memory of its former Board member, the Board of Directors of the Hampton Fund established the David M. Cline Scholarship in March 2011 . Mr. Cline, serving the Hampton Fund for over 20 years, was a staunch supporter of wildlife and natural resources in the Palmetto state, particularly in relation to law enforcement and marine resources. Mr. Cline was an avid hunter and offshore angler, serving on the board of the S.C. Governor's Cup Billfishing Series and also participating as a captain and angler aboard his boat, "Miss Tidy." During his tenure he also served on the SCDNR Law Enforcement Advisory Committee. Mr. Cline passed away in 2011.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. The applicant must be a full time resident of South Carolina and a senior in a public or private high school in South Carolina.The recipient must attend an institution of higher learning in South Carolina.The recipient must enroll in a major in law enforcement / criminal justice / forensics / forensic science to qualify.