Scholarship Funds
When contributing to a scholarship fund, you are providing support for the next generation. As higher education evolves, so does our approach to supporting students.
Giving to an existing scholarship fund or supporting a pooled scholarship program demonstrates your commitment to meaningfully supporting students and their goals. The foundation can assist donors by offering the expertise and guidance needed to navigate funding in a constantly evolving post-secondary climate.
How it Works
Here are the steps involved in establishing a Scholarship Fund:
Conversation: The first step in determining if a scholarship fund is the right fit for your philanthropic goals is having a conversation with HCCF staff.
Guidance from Experts: Our professional program staff assists you in identifying an existing fund that aligns with your goals or explores the possibility of establishing a new pooled fund.
Selection: Choose to give to an existing fund, support a county-wide option, or choose to support a scholarship for a student from a specific school district through our pooled scholarship models.
Fund Establishment: We create a fund with the name that you have chosen.
Contribution Options: You have the flexibility to donate cash, appreciated stocks, real estate, or other assets to your community foundation.
Tax Benefits: Enjoy tax advantages in the year of your donation.
Administrative Support: We handle all administrative tasks and oversee the awarding of scholarships to deserving students.
Impact Updates: Stay informed with regular updates on the impact of your gift, including the name of the recipient of the pooled award.
In select situations, the foundation may approve a named, donor-directed scholarship in which the donor may play a role in creating additional criteria for the award.
Benefits
When contributing to a scholarship fund, you are providing support for the next generation. As higher education evolves, so does our approach to supporting students. Working with your community foundation gives you access to professional insight on how to best make a difference for students.
Current Funds
Annabelle Jenks Scranton Fund
Beth Kubik Manteuffel Memorial Fund
Betty Zulauf Academic Fund
C.A. Scheurer & B.G. Kamlapurker Fund
Caseville Scholarship Fund
Charles & Roseline Gliniecki Memorial Fund
Charlotte Talaski Family Fund
Clarence & Loraine Braun Fund
Claude Marsh Fund
Collon/Todd Fund
Cooley Family Fund
Deer Acres Memorial Fund
Douglas Pankrantz Scholarship Fund
Dr. Donald W. and Sally A. Rogers Family Fund
Dr. Edward Steinhardt Family Science Fund
Ervin R. Ignash Fund
Esther E. Lincoln Fund
Francis & Opal Hund Fund
Gib Rooney Family Fund
George E. Green Fund
Harbor Beach FFA Alumni Booster Club Mary Holdwick Memorial Fund
Harbor Beach Community Hospital & HBCH Foundation Medical Practitioners Fund
Harbor Beach Woman’s Club Academic Scholarship Fund
Huron’s Future Scholarship Fund
Janet Watts Memorial Fund
Jason Kiehl Memorial Fund
Jean A. Kasserman Memorial Fund
Judge Neil R. MacCallum Memorial Funds (CMU and Bad Axe Schools)
Judy K. & Stephen Zagorski Memorial Fund
Keith and Bertha McTaggart Fund
Kenneth W. Laughlin Fund
Linda Rowland Drama Fund
Marla Muter Fund
Mary K & Robert Quinn Memorial Fund
Madeline M. Bauer Ubly School District Fund
Maurer/Yageman Bowling Fund
Michael B. & Regina V. Lasceski Fund
Robert & Verneta Memorial Thuemmel Fund
Roman and Theresa Booms Family Scholarship Fund
Sara Elizabeth Wood Fund
Sgt. Aaron C. Elandt Memorial Fund
Susan Herringshaw Memorial Scholarship Fund
Storrs Family Fund
Thelma A. Allen Fund
Thumb Chapter MPMCA Fund
Tom Gettel Memorial Fund
Warren S. Eilber Family Fund
William R. Eick School Family Fund
Next Steps
If you have any questions or would like to inquire about establishing a Scholarship Fund contact Mackenzie, HCCF Executive Director at (989) 269-2850 or by email at mackenzie@huroncounty.com.
All gifts and funds are subject to HCCF policies, including the Gift Acceptance Policy and required fund minimums.
