Wilbur Weedin Memorial Scholarship Grant

The Wilbur Weedin Memorial Scholarship supports Aurora High School graduates pursuing wildlife conservation degrees with a minimum GPA of 3.0. This scholarship, provided by the Hamilton Community Foundation, emphasizes the importance of preserving wildlife habitats and promoting green energy. Additionally, it offers second preference to students seeking degrees in religion or ministerial studies. Financial aid considerations are included in the application process, ensuring support for students dedicated to making a positive impact in their communities.

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 Wilbur Weedin Memorial Scholarship, you must be a graduating senior or alumnus of Aurora High School with a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 pursuing a two or four-year degree in wildlife conservation to include preservation of forests, protection of wildlife habitats, green and renewable energy, and zoological studies, etc. at an accredited college.  Financial aid will be a factor.