Wenatchee Women’s Bowling Association – Opal Wickland Scholarship Grant
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Eligible organizations
- Graduating high school senior who is in their first year of college
- Have sufficient academic achievement to be accepted by the school of their choice
- They might be members of our youth association, active bowlers in the high school programs, or family members of our WVUSBC members.
Other requirements
- Renewal is possible for recipients; must reapply and compete with new applicants.
- The scholarship is open to youth bowlers in the Wenatchee Valley.
Overview
The Wenatchee Women’s Bowling Association – Opal Wickland Scholarship, established by Cheryl Pope, honors the legacy of top bowler Opal Wickland. This scholarship supports youth bowlers in the Wenatchee Valley, encouraging them to pursue higher education. Eligible applicants include graduating high school seniors entering college, who demonstrate academic achievement. The WBA aims to recognize and reward dedication to bowling, while helping students achieve their educational dreams.
Wenatchee Women’s Bowling Association – Opal Wickland Scholarship
The Wenatchee Women’s Bowling Association – Opal Wickland Scholarship was established through the Wenatchee Women’s Bowling Association by a donation from Cheryl Pope in her mother’s name.
Eligibility
Eligibility:
- Graduating high school senior who is in their first year of college
- Have sufficient academic achievement to be accepted by the school of their choice
Renewal is possible for recipients; must reapply and compete with new applicantsThe scholarship is open to youth bowlers in the Wenatchee Valley. They might be members of our youth association, active bowlers in the high school programs, or family members of our WVUSBC members.
What Community Foundation of NCW actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 200
- Total given
- $17.01M
- Median grant
- $19K
- Range
- $5,112–$4.31M
- By dollars: Washington >99%, New York <1%, Illinois <1%. Top recipient cities: Wenatchee, WA; Winthrop, WA; Twisp, WA.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
- 20% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.
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Fields of Work
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