Robinson Crowell & Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation Annual Scholarships Grant

The Robinson Crowell & Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation Annual Scholarships support local high school seniors from C.K. McClatchy, Sacramento Charter, and West Campus High Schools. Each school awards two scholarships, with amounts of $2500 and $1750, respectively. These scholarships promote higher education and embody the Rotary spirit of service. Candidates must be academically strong and committed to full-time undergraduate studies, while ensuring no familial ties to Rotarians.

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Robinson Crowell & Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation Annual Scholarships - C.K. McClatchy High School, Sacramento Charter High School or West Campus High School
McClatchy, Sacramento Charter and West Campus High Schools
2 Scholarships – $2500 each; Robinson Crowell: 2 Scholarships – $1750 each
Purpose: To promote higher education and the spirit of Rotary in the community, these are annual scholarships established at C. K. McClatchy, Sacramento Charter and West Campus High Schools. These scholarships are awarded to two outstanding students from each school. One scholarship is awarded in the name of former Rotary Club of Sacramento member, Robinson Crowell, whose family has provided the funds for this scholarship in his memory, and the other is given by the Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation. The awards are for one year of academic study in a four-year college of the student’s choice.

Eligibility

Young men and women are equally eligible to apply. Candidates must be high school seniors in the academic upper one-third of their graduating classes, not be the son or daughter of a Rotarian, and enroll full-time in undergraduate studies in an accredited 4-year university or junior college transferring to a 4-year university.