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American Association of University Women Patrice Elms Scholarship

The AAUW Patrice Elms Scholarship was established by The Marshall Chapter of the American Association of University Women in honor of member, Patrice Elms. It is awarded each year to Marshall High School graduating seniors who demonstrate initiative, positive personal characteristics, a strong work ethic and who plan on attending a 4-year institution.

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Alcott Park CP Fund

The Alcott Park Fund held within the Marshall City Project Fund was established for the purpose of major new renovations and initiatives and/or restoration to Alcott Park. This fund is not intended for general purposes and/or ongoing maintenance such as weekly, monthly, or annual upkeep.

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All Access Fund

The All-Access Fund was established by Aidan McPartlin for the purpose of creating, restoring and maintaining an accessible and sensory-friendly environment for Marshall-area citizens and visitors.

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Anderson Administrative Fund for MCF

The Administrative Fund for MCF was established to support the administration/operation of the Marshall Community Foundation. In 2015, it was renamed the Anderson Administrative Fund in honor of Sherry Anderson’s retirement after 15 years as the third MCF Executive Director.

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Jennifer Bachelder Memorial Education Fund

The Jennefer Bachelder Fund was established by family and friends of Jennefer Bachelder, devoted and distinguished educator in the Marshall Public Schools. The earnings from this fund shall supplement the annual budgeted allocation for, but not limited to, Math and Accelerated Reading materials and trainings for Walters Elementary School, and not for general purposes for MPS.

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Al and Marge Bassage Exchange Club of Marshall Scholarship

The Al and Marge Bassage Exchange Club of Marshall Scholarship was established by the Exchange Club of Marshall to award Marshall High School seniors who have been selected as recipients for the “Youth of the Month” program, which runs from October to March. A “Need Scholarship” is also given based on need and community involvement. Any senior or graduate may apply for this scholarship. In 2015, the name was changed to memorialize Al and Marge Bassage, who were actively involved in the Exchange Club for years.

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Battle Creek Boychoir Fund

The Battle Creek Boy Choir Fund was established by a bequest from Charles Stauffer to assist the organization to provide quality musical experiences and training for boys 8 to 14 in the Battle Creek/Marshall Area.

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Faye Berry Memorial Scholarship

Faye Berry was a widely respected 65-year resident of Marshall who started her career as a kindergarten teacher and retired from CISD as a school psychologist; she also fulfilled her civic duty by serving on the Marshall City Council for eight years, and graciously opened her “Hillside” home for the Marshall Historic Home Tour six times. Faye was brilliant at solving the mysteries of why students had difficulty learning and took professional joy in helping children become successful while changing their self-image. This scholarship was created to help promote the next generation of educators who wish to help students “blossom”—particularly (but not limited to) those who may be interested in eventually becoming a School Psychologist or any other part of the “Special Education-related services personnel” team (Special Education Teacher, or school-based Counselor, Social Worker, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Therapist, or Therapeutic Recreational Specialist).

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BluFish Marketing Scholarship

The BluFish Marketing Scholarship was established by BluFish Consulting in Marshall, MI for the benefit of graduating seniors in the Calhoun County area. Scholarships are awarded to graduating seniors from any school in Calhoun County who have chosen to seek a degree in creative studies, such as, but not limited to, advertising, marketing, or design at a two- or four-year college or university. Financial Information and transcripts/scores may be a determining factor.

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Clara Cobb Blum Education Scholarship

The Clara Cobb Blum Education Scholarship was established in by Arno Blum in memory of his late wife, Clara. This scholarship is to honor her legacy as a compassionate and dedicated educator. Clara had an immeasurable impact on the lives of hundreds of students over a 33-year career teaching elementary and special education. The scholarship is awarded to graduating seniors, or previous graduates, in Calhoun Intermediate School district, and Olivet High School, pursuing an undergraduate degree in the field of Education at a two- or four-year institution. Preference may be given to those with a minimum 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Previous graduates must submit proof of graduation from a school within the CISD as well as current transcripts if applicable. Students who receive this scholarship are encouraged to apply for further support in subsequent years however, applicants must submit updated supporting materials. Previously submitted narratives or letters of recommendation will not be accepted.

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Doc Boelter Outdoor Safety Education Youth Fund

The Doc Boelter Outdoor Youth Safety Education Fund was established in memory of Dr. William Boelter by the Wayne B. Fitch Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 138 for charitable endeavors involved with youth and outdoor safety.

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Brass Band of Battle Creek Fund

The Brass Band of Battle Creek Fund was established to support the musical endeavors of the Battle Creek Brass Band.

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Brooks Memorial Fountain Fund

The Brooks Memorial Fountain Fund was established by Mrs. Dorothy Hess Lockett. Because of her own fond childhood memories of the fountain, Dorothy wanted future generations to be able to enjoy it. The earnings from this fund will be used to provide major preservation or restoration for the Brooks Memorial Fountain in Marshall, MI.

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Marshall's Brook's Nature Area CP Fund

The Brooks Nature Area Fund held within the Marshall City Project Fund was established for the purpose of supporting the development, enhancement and maintenance of the Brooks Nature Area.

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Richard Brown Scholarship for Future Engineers

The Richard Brown Scholarship for Future Engineers was established in memory of Richard Brown by his wife Mary. The scholarship is awarded to graduating seniors or previous graduates of Marshall or Tekonsha Public high schools. Applicants must plan to pursue a degree in biomedical, electrical, chemical, civil or mechanical engineering. Recipients must have a minimum GPA of 3.5 and demonstrate financial need. Volunteerism or participation in relevant activities may be a determining factor.

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Richard Brown Scholarship for Trine Engineering Majors

The Richard Brown Scholarship for Trine Engineering Majors was established in memory of Richard Brown by his wife Mary. The scholarship is awarded to students at Trine University in their 2nd through 4th year. Nominees must be pursuing a degree in biomedical, chemical, civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering, with a preference given to nominees intending to pursue a career in mechanical engineering. Recipients must have a GPA of 3.0 and demonstrate financial need. Volunteerism or participation in relevant campus activities may be a determining factor.

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Nicole Marie Burmeister Scholarship

The Nicole Marie Burmeister Scholarship was established by the Burmeister Family in memory of Nicole, Marshall High School graduate, Class of 2003. Nicole’s Scholarship is a reminder of the many lives she touched, making such a positive difference. It is awarded each year to a Marshall High School graduating senior seeking a degree at a two- or four-year institution as a full-time student. Nominees should exhibit Nicole’s personal traits of persistence, a willingness to help others, a willingness to try and a love of the outdoors and life. GPA is not a determining factor.

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Calhoun County Agricultural and Industrial Society Agency Fund

The Calhoun County Agricultural and Industrial Society Fund was established for the purpose of major construction, preservation and/or restoration of structures owned and operated by CCAIS and is not intended for general purposes and/or ongoing maintenance, such as but not limited to weekly, monthly or annual upkeep, payroll, otherwise classified as normal operating expenses.