Ray A. and Frances Griffin Memorial Scholarship Grant

The Ray A. and Frances Griffin Memorial Scholarship, offered by the Hamilton Community Foundation, supports Hamilton County high school graduates pursuing a four-year degree in agriculture with a focus on soil conservation. The program emphasizes the significance of philanthropy and community service. Candidates with financial need are prioritized, and second preference is given to those studying education. This scholarship aims to foster future leaders in agriculture and education.

The Youth In Philanthropy Program engages Hamilton County high school juniors to educate area youth about the importance and impact that grant making, fundraising, charitable giving and service projects have on the community.
Our scholarships cover a wide variety of career goals including agriculture, aviation, business, construction management, dentistry, education, engineering, food and nutrition, healthcare, journalism, law, religion, sciences, textile and design, veterinary, wildlife conservation, etc.
To apply for the Ray A. and Frances Griffin Memorial Scholarship, you must be a graduating senior or alumnus of a Hamilton County high school pursuing a four-year degree in agriculture with an emphasis on soil conservation at an accredited college. Second preference will be given to a student pursuing a degree in teaching. Preference given to students with financial need.