Scholarship Programs
Adult, workforce development and graduating high school senior scholarship programs
Scholarships for adult students
The Community Foundation of Macon County’s Adult Scholarship Fund provides adults and nontraditional students with the opportunity to earn their degree. The Community Foundation of Macon County encourages individuals who interrupted their schooling for at least three years at some point since high school graduation, you earned your GED, or you attended college to pursue an education. This scholarship supports two-year, four-year or a master’s degree at Richland Community College and/or Millikin University. Individuals participating in Macon County union apprenticeship programs are also eligible for scholarships to cover fees, books and equipment.
Workforce development scholarships
The Community Foundation of Macon County's Workforce Development Scholarships provide designated support for workforce development programs in Macon County. These programs are administered by the partner agency.
Scholarships for graduating high school seniors
All eligible students must be a high school graduate or equivalent and must be accepted into an accredited institution of higher learning within the United States of America. Eligible students must be graduating high school this school year or be an existing college/university student who was previously awarded a multi-year scholarship through The Community Foundation of Macon County.