Neil Molloy served as Executive Director of the Housing Authority of St. Louis County from June 1993 until his untimely death in December 2007. Mr. Molloy ran the Housing Choice Voucher program that provides rental assistance to low income tenants and also the...

The Friends of Saint Louis Municipal School of Nursing was established in 1954 to provide all manner of support to students in the nursing program that prepared nurses to work at City Hospital. The Friends’ legacy lives on through this scholarship program...

Mr. Gerald Swope established this fund in 1925 as a memorial to his parents because of the sacrifices they had made to educate their children. The purpose of the fund is to assist worthy and exceptional graduates of public high schools in attaining a higher...

In 1968, Glenn and Anne Moller set up a private foundation as a memorial to their son, Glenn L. Moller, Jr. Known as “Clip” to his friends and family, Glenn, Jr. died while serving in Vietnam, but left behind memories of a fine young man who worked for three summers...

The Graybar Construction Trades Scholarship Program reflects Graybar’s commitment to the future of the construction industry. The scholarship program encourages students to pursue careers in the construction trades, where jobs are in high demand, and many offer...

The mission of the Greater East St. Louis Community Fund is to work to benefit the residents of East St. Louis and Brooklyn, Illinois in accordance with the directives of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois. It is further the...

The Greater North County Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary partnership of over 470 business and professional people working together to build a healthy economy and to improve the quality of life in the North County area. Simply stated, your Chamber is business and...

The Dennis G. Glore Memorial Scholarship Fund was established at the Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation by the Greater St. Louis Foodservice Industry Council (GSLFIC), a trade association, in 1996 to honor the memory of Dennis G. Glore, a past president of the...

Dr. Helen Nash spent her life advocating for and mentoring children and families in the City of St. Louis, serving as pediatrician to three generations of St. Louisans. She also trained, mentored, and inspired countless medical personnel over her storied career. Dr....

The Hillman Scholars Program was established in 2015 by the Hillman Family. This scholarship fund was created to provide financial assistance for College Bound St. Louis students applying to college. The Hillman family’s vision is to provide gap funding for selected...

The Horizon Housing Foundation provides affordable housing to families and seniors in Missouri and Georgia. Created in November 2000, Horizon also provides resources to its residents which help them become financially stable and improve their quality of life....

The Howard University Alumni Club of St. Louis serves the Bison community of Greater St. Louis.

The Insuring Rural Communities Scholarship was created to support students from rural areas of Missouri and Illinois. It is funded by grants from Valley Insurance Agency Alliance (VIAA), its member insurance agencies and various insurance company partners and...

Isaac Bruce, a Hall of Fame St. Louis Rams player, launched the Isaac Bruce Foundation in 2006 which focuses on health, wellness, nutrition, fitness and education. Through his foundation, Isaac reaches out to youth and teaches them at an early age the importance of a...

Established by Alison Bates in 2005, the James C. Bates & Alison Bates Charitable Lead Annuity Trust provides financial assistance to financially needy students for undergraduate education. When reflecting on her reasons for creating the trust, Mrs. Bates said, “I...

JMS Charitable Foundation is a philanthropic foundation which strives to make a difference towards the betterment of humanity. The foundation is committed to improving lives through education and human services.

Engineering played a role in both of my parent’s lives and in their honor I dedicate this scholarship. Margaret Armstrong graduated from the University of Texas Austin in 1945 with a degree in Aeronautical Engineering. She worked as an engineer at Curtiss Wright...

Dr. Dempsey was a native of Wisconsin. She held a BA from Lawrence University, an MA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a PhD from Saint Louis University. She joined the faculty of St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley in 1966 and...

Serial social entrepreneur Karen Kalish established this scholarship opportunity to encourage troublemakers of the best kind, people who identify injustice and work mightily to affect positive change. Karen, founder of nonprofits Operation Understanding DC, Cultural...

Born in St. Louis in 1926, Richard Lawrence ‘Larry’ Carp was a man of many interests. Educated in St. Louis, Paris, and Geneva, Switzerland, Dr. Carp was keenly interested in public affairs and the law. After interning in the legal division of the United Nations, he...

Elizabeth Clair Meuret Memorial Scholarship Fund Kevin Meuret, along with his six surviving children, created a scholarship in 2020 to honor the memory of the second-youngest Meuret, Elizabeth. Only with us for a short time, Elizabeth made a lifetime of impact on...

Opaa! Food Management is proud to have been serving the nutritional needs of students since 1978. In memory of Kenneth L. Short, founder of Opaa! Food Management, Kevin & Traci Short established a scholarship for students planning a career in the food...

To celebrate Morris Lefton founding Metal Exchange Corporation in 1974, Mike Lefton, current Chairman and CEO, approached his mother, Marlene, and his two sisters about establishing a scholarship to honor the memory of her husband and their father and to celebrate...

The Linda and Pete Werner Scholarship will provide renewable grants of up to $6,000 to students with financial need in the St. Louis metro area. This scholarship is administered by The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis. Priorities for the Linda and Pete Werner...

Magellan Health established two scholarship programs for the children of their employees. The René Lerer Community Spirit Scholarship is in recognition of former CEO René Lerer’s unparalleled commitment to Magellan’s “culture of caring” and for his dedication to...

Marilyn and Morton Werner were both born and raised in University City, Missouri. They were avid learners and understood education as a means for advancement in life. Morton attended Washington University on a partial scholarship and graduated in 1950, majoring in...

Marjorie E. Chapman understood the power of determination and generosity. She grew up during the Depression on a modest Iowa farm, helping her family make ends meet any way she could. Thanks to a benevolent banker in her hometown, she was afforded the opportunity to...

Mildred Lynch always wanted to be a nurse. Growing up during the Great Depression in Harvester, Missouri she watched her grandmother, who was a midwife, provide critical care. Mrs. Lynch was not able to go to college, as she married young and had four children. Yet,...

The Missouri Association of College Admission Counseling (MOACAC) is a non-profit organization consisting of admissions professionals, high school counselors, and educational organizations. Our association strives to help students and their families through the...

The Missouri Boys State Memorial Trust is proud to provide several outstanding scholarship opportunities, including the “Man in the Arena” Scholarship and the “Spirit of Service” Grant. This financial support was made possible by an endowment from The Vogel Family...