In addition to a wide range of college and university scholarships, EWVCF offers others that have their own applications, timelines, and registration deadlines. These include the following:
The Deborah, Leslie, and Christopher Bright Scholarship (Est. Scholarship: up to $3,000) is for Morgan or Hampshire County high school students (public or homeschooled) in grades 9-12 who are interested in pursuing in-depth experiences in STEAM-based subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math). Previously Bright Scholarship recipients have attended an Astronomy Camp at Alfred University, music camps, the Fallingwater Architecture Camp, summer intensives at HARID Conservatory, and the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, and pre-college courses at Brown University. Review details and complete the application here: Bright Scholarship Application
Dr. Rev. J. Paul Gruver Scholarship Fund Berkeley, Jefferson, or Morgan County high school graduates (public, private, or homeschooled) who have graduated or will be graduating from an accredited four-year college are eligible to apply for this scholarship to support their attendance at a theological seminary or other religious studies institution, preferably to study the Christian faith. Review details and complete the application here: Dr. Rev. J. Paul Gruver Application
Overington Scholarship Fund Berkeley County Home-schooled K–12 students, as well as those attending faith-based area schools, benefit from this scholarship fund, created by John and JoAnn Overington. Review details and complete the application here: 2026 Overington Application
The Harry H. Hardie-James Rumsey Scholarship, Millers Electric Scholarship, Rumsey Scholarship, and Baker ACE Scholarship benefit students within Berkeley, Jefferson or Morgan Counties planning to attend James Rumsey Technical Institute. Each scholarship has specific criteria. Download the application here: 2026 BJM Tech School Application
Lost River Pride Scholarship – The Lost River Pride Scholarship benefits graduating seniors or prior year graduates from any high school in Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, or Pendleton Counties who have demonstrated support and advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community by having actively engaged in activities that promote equality and oppose discrimination. Award amount: $1,000. Learn more and access the application here: Lost River Pride Scholarship Application