The Davie Community Foundation is pleased to administer a Scholarship Program offering professionally administered scholarships benefiting Davie County students.

Students applying for scholarships managed by the Community Foundation must meet the general criteria established by the Foundation Board of Directors. Individual scholarships may also have specific requirements for applicants.

General Applicant Requirements:

• Applicant must be a Davie County resident and a high school graduate (or the equivalent).
• Applicants must attend a 2-year or 4-year accredited college/university in North Carolina on a full-time basis.
• Children and grandchildren of Community Foundation Board and Staff are not eligible for scholarship awards.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Noon, Friday, March 26, 2010

Click here to download the scholarship summary/coversheet.

Click here to download the scholarship application.

Click here to download the application for current college students.

Other Scholarships administered by the Davie Community Foundation
(Click on the scholarship name to download the associated application)

• Christian Shane Fleming Memorial Scholarship – available to students who are members of First United Methodist Church, Mocksville
• James E. and Leila N. Essic Scholarship – available to students demonstrating financial need
• North Davie Ruritan Community Scholarship – available to high school students from the William R. Davie Community
• Samuel S. Foster Nursing Scholarship – available to Davie/Rowan County residents who have been accepted into an Associate Degree Nursing Program
• Dorothy Rucker Graham Scholarship – available to Davie High seniors who demonstrate academic ability and financial need
• DC Training School – Central Davie HS Reunion Scholarship – available to high school seniors who are descendants of a Davie County Training School or Central Davie School graduate/attendee.
• Crosby Scholarship - High School Seniors
• Judge George Fuller Memorial Scholarship – 2010 – available to high school students in Davidson County