The scholarship provides post-secondary educational assistance to the outstanding scholar of each graduating class of Whitehall-Yearling High School, in Whitehall, Ohio.

The fund was established by John White, Sr., in memory of his late wife, Elsie Mae, who was concerned with improving the lives of disadvantaged children. Mrs. White was a self-taught woman with impeccable manners and style. The fund provides scholarship assistance in the form of tuition and fees to African-American students who are pursuing higher education or training at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to achieve specific goals. This scholarship is primarily for students attending, or planning to attend, land grant colleges and universities.

This fund will provide last dollar grants to graduates of Groveport-Madison High School (Ohio).

The scholarship is for students from the Hilltop area of Columbus who have a strong commitment to community service.

This scholarship fund was established in memory of Brian Muha, a 1998 graduate of St. Charles Preparatory School. The fund will provide financial assistance to enable an economically disadvantaged young man to attend St. Charles Preparatory School.

The Helen Martin Memorial Scholarship Fund is presented in the memory of Helen Martin by Nancy and Paul Martin. Helen Martin was a Mathematics teacher with twenty-five years of teaching experience in Ohio public schools. Promoting and assisting students obtain an education was of great importance to her and is the reason for the Scholarship Fund.

The fund provides financial assistance to graduating high school seniors or graduates from Mt. Sterling, Ohio who are pursuing a Bachelor's degree or higher.

This scholarship, established to honor Amos and Geraldine Lynch, is available to graduating African-American high school seniors within the Columbus City School system.

This memorial scholarship was established by the Westfall Board of Education to honor two former educators and early leaders in the formation of the Westfall School District. The contribution of these two men spanned a time from 1945 until 1987. The fund memorializes Judson H. “Judd” Lanman and Gordon R. Massie.

Alumni of Eastmoor High School established this scholarship to benefit graduating seniors of Eastmoor High School. Each year this scholarship is awarded in honor of an Eastmoor alum.