SRVH Scholarship Fund Grant

SRVH Scholarship Fund Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee
Last Updated: September 04, 2025

Summary

The SRVH Scholarship Fund, established by Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison in 1981, supports local students pursuing higher education. This initiative, commemorating the firm's 40th anniversary, aims to promote equity by offering critical financial assistance to those enrolled in technical schools, community colleges, or universities. With a focus on students interested in legal careers, the fund seeks to strengthen community ties and foster the next generation of professionals in the Nashville area.

Overview

About Us For over 30 years, Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT) has been driving meaningful, positive change in our community. We do this by bringing together those who want to help and those who need help. Through the power of collective philanthropy, our goal is to amplify donor intent while remaining flexible enough to ensure that resources are directed to where they can do the greatest good. We know the greater Nashville area. We understand its neighborhoods, its most pressing challenges, its unsung nonprofit heroes, and its emerging partnerships with the greatest potential. As our region continues to rapidly change, that knowledge gives us a unique vantage point to bring people and places together to do what none of us can do on our own—build a more thriving and inclusive community. Mission Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee strives to build a more thriving and inclusive community — today and for generations to come — by transforming thoughtful generosity into positive change. SRVH Scholarship Fund Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison was established in 1981 and has long emphasized uncompromising standards for hiring and retaining exceptional attorneys, allowing for the provision of outstanding service and innovative legal solutions. While adhering to this professional excellence, the firm has also been active and engaged in the community. This SRVH Scholarship Fund was formed in commemoration of the firm’s 40th anniversary to reinforce its mission of service and giving back, to strengthen the firm’s connection with the community, and establish a first step in creating relationships with next-generation professionals in our region. The firm hopes the SRVH Scholarship Fund will help to level the playing field through critical financial support for local students with higher education aspirations.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Applicants must be enrolled in a technical school program, community college or 4-year university/college. The GPA minimum for this renewable scholarship is a 2.5 for technical or community college and 3.0 for a 4-year university.