The Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau will be awarding study grants up to $1000 in 2020. This study grant (s) is being sponsored as an aid to young people of Tuscarawas County in continuing their education and becoming self-directing, productive and contributing members of their community.
Qualified students must be residents of Tuscarawas County and are high school seniors or graduates planning to attend or having entered an accredited institution offering post-secondary education. The student or his/her parents or guardian must be current Farm Bureau members for at least the past two consecutive years.
For more information and an application, please contact your high school guidance office, call the Farm Bureau office at 330.339.7211 or email [email protected].
The deadline for the application is March 17.
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