A committee comprised of representatives of the Urban League and community leaders will select the recipients based on scoring of set criteria as demonstrated by Chester A. Jone’s & Robert L. Bugg’s Sr. legacy of civic involvement and education.
Mr. Chester Arthur Jones was a retired steelworker from Inland Steel. He was a native of Madison, Mississippi. His expertise was in the building trades for which he was very proficient. His love for his community was evident by the plumbing, carpentry, electrical work he performed for the indigent and senior citizens for free. He graduated from Madison Rosenwald High School and Utica Junior College. He died July of 2016. This scholarship is dedicated in his memory by his lifelong friend Robert L. Buggs Sr. Mr. Jones and Mr. Buggs were staunch activists in building relationships, community engagements, character, and promoting the general welfare for everyone. Although Mr. Jones’s passion for the building trades with his hands, he believed that a solid foundation of Love Thy Neighbor is the mortar that solidifies building a better society in his heart. May this scholarship serve as a catalyst for our young future builders of town, cities and nations.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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One scholarship is awarded annually. The amount of the scholarship will vary depending on the financial need of the scholarship recipient up to $1000. The First Midwest Bank Diversity Scholarship is a scholarship established to celebrate the diversity of students in Lake, Porter, and LaPorte Counties, Indiana. This scholarship is to help celebrate the talents of special needs students who require accommodations to reach their successes in life, while graduating from area high schools to achieve their dream of attending a college or university.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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The Givens Health Education Scholarship is a $1000 personal scholarship that was created to assist an individual who has a desire and a passion to help others in the healthcare industry. Debra Givens is an advance practice nurse who has served in the healthcare industry for 27 years. She has a strong passion for assisting others and developing nurses in their career path. This scholarship is a way to give back and allow an individual to continue their education in order to gain the needed knowledge, skills, and leadership abilities to assist those in need.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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The Carlton Guthrie family will offer three (3) - $2000.00 non-renewable scholarship to a graduating West Side Leadership Academy (WSLA) student. Guthrie Scholars that successfully complete their first semester of post secondary (college or university) education with a GPA of at least 3.0 will be eligible for a 2nd year award.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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Horizon Bank is excited to offer the Urban League of Northwest Indiana, Inc. Minority Scholarship Program. This scholarship is designed to encourage minorities to pursue higher education. We encourage all students meeting the outlined criteria to apply. Scholarships will be awarded to recognize academic achievement, demonstrated leadership and future potential. It is NOT mandatory that the student major in banking or a closely related field but extra consideration will be given.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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Joseph Trent Morrow was born in Huntington, Indiana to parents Flave and Pauline Morrow, who taught him the importance of education, hard work, volunteerism and a love for the State of Indiana. Joseph Morrow attended and graduated from Indiana University Bloomington with a Bachelor of Science degree, He then went on to acquire a law degree from Indiana University (IU). Joseph Morrow was admitted to the Indiana Bar Association in 1958. He served as a law clerk for the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Indiana and was a partner in the law firm of Eichhorn, Morrow, & Eichhorn. Mr. Morrow served as Chairman of the Board of Mercantile National Bank for over twenty years. Known for his philanthropic endeavors and community involvement, Mr. Morrow has long been an active participant throughout the Northwest Indiana community, lending his time and talents to numerous committees and Boards. January 1, 1997, Mr. Morrow assumed the Chairmanship of the Board of Directors of the Urban League of Northwest Indiana, Inc. His first decision was to dedicate himself to improving the overall academic achievement levels of the youth of Northwest Indiana.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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Dr. and Mrs. Kendall Martin are advocates for helping students understand the value of a post-secondary education. The Martin couple both attended college in Evansville, Indiana. Daniele graduated from the University of Evansville and entered the medical profession. Kendall graduated from the University of Southern Indiana and entered the field of education.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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The National Hook-UP of Black Women, Inc. Northwest Indiana received its Charter to operate as and NHBW, Inc. affiliate Charter in NWI in 2007. NW Indiana Chapter is a membership organization. As an affiliate chapter of the national organization, our goal is to carry out the NHBW, Inc. national programs in our community and to initiate and support programs that specifically address the needs of women and their families in our service area of Northwest Indiana.
Scholarships are awarded in the amount of $250 per year depending on the student’s financial need.
A committee of the Urban League of Northwest Indiana selects the scholarship recipients on the basis of the criteria established by The NHBW, NWI Chapter
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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This scholarship is established under the name "STEM". Based on the content of the essay, financial need, and community involvement one (1) non-renewable scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $1000 and one (1) non-renewable scholarship in the amount of $500. A committee comprised of representatives of the Urban League of Northwest Indiana and community leaders will select the recipient based on the established criteria.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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The Northwest Indiana Corvette Club's Anthony Courtney's College Scholarship is available to a graduating high school student residing in Lake, Porter, LaPorte counties of Indiana or South Chicago suburb in Illinois. One $1000 scholarship will be awarded to a graduating student who meets the requirements.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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This scholarship is dedicated to Paul Steven Stewart, the brother of Dr. Mary Stewart-Pellegrini, who died on Father's Day 1961 as a result of swimming pool respiratory equipment failure and ineffective rescue techniques. Father's Day was the first day of the public swimming pool was integrated and opened to everyone. This meant that African American families would no longer have to swim in up country 'old swimming hole'. Buddy's death changed the trajectory of many lives in our small town as we continued the legacy of witnessing the impact of stereotypes, biases, and assumption on the lives of our families.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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The Gary Frontiers Service Club Inc. is a local chapter of Frontiers International, Inc., a national, non-profit service organization. Its members called “Yokefellows”, include men and women from all segments of our community: professional, business, religious, political, educational, craftsmen, labor leaders, law enforcement and lay leaders. Each provides volunteer service and resources for the countless projects in which we are involved.
Many of our projects provide service to young students in our community i.e. mentoring at the Bernard C. Watson Boys Academy, sponsoring several students on the HBCU College Tour, Scholarships, National We the People Competition, Shop with a Cop, Easter, Christmas and Thanksgiving basket donations, Public Safety Awards, Pancake Festival, The Dr. Martin Luther King Awards Breakfast, and numerous other service oriented activities.
We are acutely aware that the door to our future is unlocked only by the education of our future leaders.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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The Gary Frontiers Service Club Inc. is a local chapter of Frontiers International, Inc., a national, non-profit service organization. Its members called “Yokefellows”, include men and women from all segments of our community: professional, business, religious, political, educational, craftsmen, labor leaders, law enforcement and lay leaders. Each provides volunteer service and resources for the countless projects in which we are involved.
Many of our projects provide service to young students in our community i.e. mentoring at the Bernard C. Watson Boys Academy, sponsoring several students on the HBCU College Tour, Scholarships, National We the People Competition, Shop with a Cop, Easter, Christmas and Thanksgiving basket donations, Public Safety Awards, Pancake Festival, The Dr. Martin Luther King Awards Breakfast, and numerous other service oriented activities.
We are acutely aware that the door to our future is unlocked only by the education of our future leaders.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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A committee comprised of representatives of the Urban League and community leaders will select the recipients based on scoring of set criteria as demonstrated by Chester A. Jone’s & Robert L. Bugg’s Sr. legacy of civic involvement and education.
Mr. Chester Arthur Jones was a retired steelworker from Inland Steel. He was a native of Madison, Mississippi. His expertise was in the building trades for which he was very proficient. His love for his community was evident by the plumbing, carpentry, electrical work he performed for the indigent and senior citizens for free. He graduated from Madison Rosenwald High School and Utica Junior College. He died July of 2016. This scholarship is dedicated in his memory by his lifelong friend Robert L. Buggs Sr. Mr. Jones and Mr. Buggs were staunch activists in building relationships, community engagements, character, and promoting the general welfare for everyone. Although Mr. Jones’s passion for the building trades with his hands, he believed that a solid foundation of Love Thy Neighbor is the mortar that solidifies building a better society in his heart. May this scholarship serve as a catalyst for our young future builders of town, cities and nations.
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The Dr. Connie R. Horton Scholarship will provide a $1,000 non-renewable scholarship to a Gary, Indiana high school student.
Student must have a GPA of at least 2.0 with extracurricular involvement (sports, student clubs, etc.). A transcript must be submitted along with 2 letters of recommendation and an essay not to exceed 600 words. A letter from club or sports sponsor verifying participation is also required. The essay should reflect on the following topic: "As a young person, what does #YOLO (you only live once) mean to you?"
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The Givens Health Education Scholarship is a $1000 personal scholarship that was created to assist an individual who has a desire and a passion to help others in the healthcare industry.
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The Carlton Guthrie family will offer a $1,000.00 non-renewable scholarship to a graduating West Side Leadership Academy student.
The candidate must display excellent academic performance, including a GPA of at leasst 3.0 and National Honor Society membership. The applicant must also display outstanding performance in performance in extracurricular school activities, including but limited to school leadership, athletics, afterschool club leadership and employment. Community service, including but not limited to: church involvement and volunteer efforts.
1. An essay not to exceed 500 words telling us about your family, your 2-3 favorite subjects and why. Also tell us what your least 2-3 subjects are. What are your plans after high school; college, work, major. What are your long term goals. Let us know the biggest challenge that you have to overcome to be successful in your life. How do you plan to overcome it.
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Horizon Bank is excited to offer the Urban League of Northwest Indiana, Inc. Minority Scholarship Program. This scholarship is designed to encourage minorities to pursue a higher education. We encourage all students meeting the outlined criteria to apply. This scholarship will be awarded to recognize academic achievement, demonstrated leadership and future potential. It is not MANDATORY that the student major in banking or a closely related field but extra consideration will be given. Based on the content of the essay and personal interview, two (2) non-renewable scholarships will be awarded in the amount of $500.00 each. A committee comprised of representatives of the Urban League and community leaders will select the recipients based on scoring of set criteria.
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Joseph Trent Morrow was born in Huntington, Indiana to parents Flave and Pauline Morrow, who taught him the importance of education, hard work, volunteerism, and a love for the State of Indiana. Joseph Morrow attended Indiana University in Bloomington, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree. He then went on to acquire a law degree from IU. Joseph Morrow was admitted to the Indiana Bar Association in 1958.He served as the Law Clerk for the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Indiana, and was a Partner in the law firm of Eichhorn, Morrow, Eichhorn. Mr. Morrow served as Chairman of the Board of Mercantile National Bank for over twenty years. Known for his philanthropic endeavors and community involvement, Mr. Morrow has long been an active participant throughout the Northwest Indiana community, lending his time and talents to numerous committees and Boards. January 1, 1997, Mr. Morrow assumed the Chairmanship of the Board of Directors of the Urban League of Northwest Indiana, Inc. His first decision was to dedicate himself to improving the overall academic achievement levels of the youth of Northwest Indiana.
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$1000 scholarship to an African American student residing in Gary or Merrillville pursuing a degree in nursing
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Dr. and Mrs. Kendall Martin are advocates for helping students understand the value of a post-secondary education. Dr. Kendall Martin was raised in Gary, IN and attended Williams Elementary School, Dunbar-Pulaski Middle School, and graduated from Merrillville High School, Class of 2000. Mrs. Daniele Martin also raised in Gary attended Webster Elementary School, Beckman Middle School, and graduated from Roosevelt High School Class of 2002. The Martin couple both attended college in Evansville, IN with Danielle graduating from the University of Evansville going into the medical field, while Kendall graduated from the University of Southern Indiana going into the educational field. The couple made a promise that they would assist students from their hometown by partnering with the Urban League of Northwest Indiana to create a scholarship. Based on meeting the requirements, one non-renewable scholarships will be awarded in the amount of $1,000.00 to one African American student that will be a graduating senior from a high school in Gary or Merrillville.
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Michael L. Suggs S.T.E.M. Youth Leaders Scholarship - one non-renewable scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $1,500.00.
AS THE APPLICANT IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY:
To make sure that the application is complete and meets the deadline. Failure to do so will disallow consideration of your application.
Please review your application with your high school counselor for accuracy.
You can create your personal application for which your are applying at https://ulofnwi.communityforce.com
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
10/20/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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2020 (Mid-Year) Minority Scholarship Horizon Bank
As the applicant, it is your responsibility to ensure the following:
- Make sure that the application is complete and meets the deadline. Failure to do so will disallow consideration of your application.
- Please review your application with your educational counselor for accuracy.
- Submit to https://ulofnwi.communityforce.com.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
10/19/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
12/18/2020 3:00 PM
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Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) Gary Section Bethune Education Scholarship was established to honor the legacy of our national founder, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune. This scholarship is established to celebrate her legacy of education, women's empowerment, and love of community. One $500 non-renewable scholarship will be awarded.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
12/21/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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“STEM” stands for: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. NIPSCO STEM Power Scholarship is for High School Seniors pursuing STEM Education at Ivy Tech College, Indiana University Northwest, Purdue Calumet, and Purdue North Central or other Universities within Northwest Indiana. Students pursuing vocational or Educational opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math are eligible.
This scholarship is established under the name of “STEM” Based on the content of the essay, financial need and community involvement one (1) non-renewable scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $1,000.00 and (1) scholarships in the amount of $500. A committee comprised of representatives of the Urban League of Northwest Indiana and community leaders will select the recipient based on the established criteria.
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The Northwest indiana Corvette Club's Anthony Courtney's College Scholarship is available to a graduating high school student residing in Lake, Porter, LaPorte counties of indiana or South chicago suburbs area. Two $1000.00 scholarships will be awarded to a graduating student who meets the requirements.
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The Paul Steven Stewart Scholarship is established to recognize, honor, and reward African American students born in Northwest Indiana for their academic excellence. The scholarship celebrates the talents of those who may require additional financial support and mentorship to reached their desired life goals. Students who have been accepted into their first year of their college of choice and who intend to study economics, mathematics, or engineering are invited to apply.
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Returning Adult Student Scholarship - Ten (10) students will qualify to receive a $1,000 scholarship.
As the applicant, it is your responsibility:
to make sure that the application is complete and meets the deadline. Failure to do so will disqualify your application. Please review your application for accuracy.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
10/20/2020
Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
3/20/2021 11:59 PM
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We are seeking the names of seniors who will be graduating from a high school in Lake County June of this year with an accumulative GPA of 3.5 or better. Students must have been accepted into a four-year college. Each student will be required to write an essay (not to exceed 500 words) that describes them; their life experiences; aspirations and why the Carolyn B. Mosby Scholarship would assist them in achieving their aspirations. After reviewing the essays, we will select the students to be interviewed by our review
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One (1) $500 scholarship will be awarded to an African American student attending a Gary school who plans to major in criminal justice or law.
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The Gary Frontiers Service Club Inc. is a local chapter of Frontiers International, Inc., a national, non-profit service organization. Its members called “Yokefellows”, include men and women from all segments of our community: professional, business, religious, political, educational, craftsmen, labor leaders, law enforcement and lay leaders. Each provides volunteer service and resources for the countless projects in which we are involved.
Many of our projects provide service to young students in our community i.e. mentoring at the Bernard C. Watson Boys Academy, sponsoring several students on the HBCU College Tour, Scholarships, National We the People Competition, Shop with a Cop, Easter, Christmas and Thanksgiving basket donations, Public Safety Awards, Pancake Festival, The Dr. Martin Luther King Awards Breakfast, and numerous other service oriented activities.
We are acutely aware that the door to our future is unlocked only by the education of our future leaders.
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The Timothy L. Johnson Foundation is a one-year award of $1,000, to an underprivileged but accomplished high school graduating senior in Lake County. This senior must commit to pursuing a baccalaureate degree and give back to their community.
Timothy was a student at West Side H.S. who did not get the opportunity to graduate. At 18 years of age, his life was tragically taken in a drive-by shooting incident. Timothy was a kind person who genuinely loved and cared about people from the earliest years of his life, and showed it through his interactions with others. Deadline for submission of the application for this scholarship will be March of each year.
This scholarship will be paid in two installments of $500. The first payment of $500 will be administered after the TLJ Foundation has been informed that the student has been enrolled in an accredited college or university. The second installment will be granted after evidence has been provided that the student has passed the previous college semester with an academic standing of a minimum GPA of 2.5 and the student has re-enrolled in courses for the impending semester.
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