NCSRMF Mission and Purpose Statement
The North Carolina Scottish Rite Masonic Foundation is a 501.C.3 charitable organization dedicated to providing present and future benevolent financial support toward the training of licensed professionals and treatment of children with speech, hearing, and learning disabilities who may receive services with little or no cost to families. Along with 170 such programs nationwide, we are achieving this mission through the generous support of our members, sponsors, and the public. In addition, North Carolina Scottish Rite members also support Masonic Youth organizations and victims of natural disasters recognized by the Masonic Service Association of North America.
Links to 17 College Scholarships
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| Charles Edward Cathey Scholarship | Sponsored by the North Carolina Grand Lodge | ||||
| Charles V. Sederstrom, Jr., Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Frank W. Kroupa Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Hinton James 2024 Application Scholarship and Addedum to application | Sponsored by Lux Libertas Lodge 772 | ||||
| Ken Oberly Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Kenneth D. Fuller Scholarship |
About: This scholarship is named in honor of Past Grand Master Kenneth D. Fuller, 33°, by William R. Singleton-Hope-Lebanon Lodge No. 7, under the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia, F.A.A.M.
Amount: $1,000 Duration: One Year Type of Study: Undergraduate Additional Eligibility Requirements: Blue Lodge Membership or Relationship — OR — Scottish Rite, SJ Membership or Relationship — OR — Masonic Youth Group Membership Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| James D. Cole Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Jerry Oliver, 33°, SGIG Emeritus, Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Mary Ann Cole Scholarship | This scholarship is named in honor of Mary Ann Cole, wife of Sovereign Grand Commander James D. Cole, 33°. Amount: $1,000 Duration: One Year Type of Study: Undergraduate or Graduate Additional Eligibility Requirements: Scottish Rite, SJ Membership or Relationship — OR — Masonic Youth Group Membership Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Michael D. Smith Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Nan & William "Brownie" Slagle Scholarship at Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Enviromental Affairs | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| RiteCare Scottish Rite Childhood Language Program Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Ronald A. Seal Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Stephen M. Munsinger Scottis Rite Family Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| William B. Brunk Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| William R. Miller Endowed Scholarship | Sponsored by Supreme Council | ||||
| Youngsville Lodge No. 377 AF & AM. |
Sponsored by Youngville Masonic Lodge #377
P.O. Box 35 Youngsville, North Carolina 27596 The following is a recap of Youngsville Lodge 377, Scholarship Program, 1. The Scholarship Committee comprised of 7-8 lodge brothers meet to compose a list of Eleven Scholarship Questions. 2. This list of questions is sent to the Guidance Counselor at Franklinton High School The counselor reads the questions and then sends them out to the High School Seniors for interest in applying for this Youngsville Lodge Scholarship. The applicant shall have maintained a GPA of at least 3.5, to be considered. The applicant will draft a thesis of why he or she wishes to be considered for this scholarship, and what institution of higher learning is planned to attend. There is a return by date, in which all interested parties shall have the documents in the mail and to the committee chairperson. 6. The committee chairperson then contacts the committee to schedule a time for a meeting. 7. The applications and answered questions are reviewed by the Scholarship Committee and three applicants are selected, represented as A, B and C The names are redacted The committee chairperson then meets with the lodge at the next Stated Communication where copies of the Application and qualifying answered questions are passed out to the lodge. Once the applications have been read, the lodge selects the best two individuals as Scholarship Winner. The Committee Chairperson and/or the Worshipful Master attends Senior Night to announce the winners. The two winners are asked to attend the meal prior to the Stated. Communication. Following the meal and before the lodged is Tyled the winners are presented the One Thousand Dollar Scholarship to each winner. | ||||