Douglas County Fair Foundation · $2,000 · Past, check next cycle
Who qualifies
Each year the Foundation awards two $2,000 scholarships to students who have shown real commitment to the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo through their volunteer service and their ties to agriculture and western heritage.
Open to students within one year of graduating high school, or currently enrolled in a two-year, four-year, certification, or trade school program.
Serve 20 volunteer hours supporting the agricultural or western heritage of Douglas County — at organizations such as CALF, Cherokee Ranch, the 4-H extension office, or the Fair & Rodeo.
How to win it
Strong applicants clearly meet every requirement: each year the foundation awards two $2,000 scholarships to students who have shown real commitment to the douglas county fair & rodeo through their volunteer service and their ties to agriculture and western heritage.; open to students within one year of graduating high school, or currently enrolled in a two-year, four-year, certification, or trade school program.; serve 20 volunteer hours supporting the agricultural or western heritage of douglas county — at organizations such as calf, cherokee ranch, the 4-h extension office, or the fair & rodeo.. Apply early and double-check the deadline, since local awards often have small applicant pools and reward the well-prepared.