A scholarship for higher education was created to honor and recognize Betty Morse Minutilli, Marion Harding High School (1936-1939). The fund is made in recognition of her compassionate contributions in volunteer work supporting numerous causes, as a Registered Dietician, wife and mother, having demonstrated her caring, giving nature in abundance to her friends, family, and community.

The Leslie Ann Yovan Scholarship was created by her family to honor the memory of their daughter and sister. Leslie was valedictorian of her graduating class in 1985. She completed all state requirements and graduated in just three years with a 4.0 grade point average. Upon leaving Grandview, she attended the Cleveland Institute of Music and then went on to earn her law degree at Georgetown School of Law. She became an associate attorney at Porter Wright Morris & Arthur law firm. Music, art, nature, and reading were Ms. Yovan's favorite activities, when she was not working.

The scholarship was created by donors with a firm belief in the value of education to encourage high school graduates who need financial assistance to pursue higher education. With many years of strong ties to the Grove City community, the fund provides financial assistance to academically talented students in the Grove City, OH community who otherwise might be unable to attend college.

This fund was established in memory of Austin D. White. Mr. White was a commercial airline pilot who died in 1972. The fund provides an annual scholarship for a graduate of Watkins Memorial High School. This scholarship is awarded annually to graduating Watkins Memorial High School students, and is based on the students' need, academic qualifications, and athletic ability. The recipients are those who stand in the highest position averaging out scholastic ability and athletic ability, and who also demonstrate financial need.

These scholarships are granted annually to a member, or members, of All Saints Lutheran Church to support the cost of tuition at a nonprofit, tax-exempt college, university, or vocational school. • The All Saints High School Scholarship award is intended to encourage and motivate those who may not be receiving other aid. • The Amy Dennis Scholarship is intended to recognize an individual who has been active in the life of All Saints. • The Pastor David and Beth Ullery Scholarship was established to assist students who are preparing for parish ministry at Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University in Columbus, OH.

The family of Harold E. McDaniel, DDS, established this fund to provide two scholarships each year to students attending The Ohio State University: one scholarship for a student in the College of Dentistry and the other for a student in the College of Biological Sciences. Dr. McDaniel was a young, trailblazing dentist in the early 1960s. In 1963, along with several other Black physicians, Dr. McDaniel designed and built the Franklin Park Medical Center, one of Columbus’ first Black, multi-specialty medical practices. In 1963, as a champion for equality and civil rights, Dr. McDaniel had the privilege of attending the March on Washington with Dr. Martin Luther King. Dr. McDaniel had a strong religious faith and was a proud member of Second Baptist Church where he served as an usher, trustee, and taught Sunday School. His legacy lives on and inspires other members of his family and his scholarship inspires future dentists.

The scholarship provides support for students who are hearing impaired.

To provide scholarship awards to children of Columbus Education Association (CEA) members to assist them in furthering their education at the postsecondary level.

The scholarship honors the Cage Family’s commitment to support students who are working toward a college degree.

The scholarship honors Robert Hawkins, a dedicated teacher who instilled in his students a desire to think for themselves, allowing them to discuss current topics and how they would be personally affected. He taught Spanish for 40 years in the Upper Arlington School District and at The Ohio State University. Robert's love of languages is evident in his degrees in Italian and Spanish, having studied in Ecuador, Italy, Mexico, and Spain. He also studied Arabic, French, German, Latin, and Portuguese. Robert also loved to travel, having visited more than 100 countries, sharing insights he gained with his students. He will be remembered as a teacher, friend, and lover of languages.