Friends of the Fair

06/10/2026

At the Dixon Friends of the Fair's June 2026 barbecue and awards ceremony, two granddaughters of Donnie and Tootie Huffman, founders of the Friends of the Dixon May Fair and the scholarship program, delivered a moving tribute to their legacy.

The scholarship program bears their names: the Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship Program. Donnie died June 17, 2023 at age 83, and Tootie on March 29, 2026 at age 84. As of 2003, the Friends have awarded a total of $340,250, announced scholarship chair Carrie Hamel of Dixon.

The tribute:

Sarah Vasquez Lincoln and Kristy Vasquez of Vacaville, granddaughters of the late Donnie and Tootie Huffman and daughters of Solano County Supervisor John Vasquez, provided a legacy tribute to the founders. They were joined on stage by daughters, Kensley Lincoln, 7, and Amelia Vasquez-Fuller, 7.

“With grateful hearts, we pause to honor the lives and legacy of our grandparents, whose vision, dedication, and generosity helped establish Friends of the Dixon May Fair,” Lincoln read. “Although our grandfather passed away in 2023 and our grandmother joined him this past March of 2026, their impact continues to be felt throughout our community and fairgrounds, which some would call their second home.”

“What began as a dream to support local youth, agriculture, and the fair grew into something far greater than anyone could have imagined. Through Friends of the Dixon May Fair, they created opportunities for countless young people to learn, grow, compete, and develop lifelong skills. Their passion for agriculture and their belief in investing in future generations helped strengthen the local agricultural clubs, support fair projects, and improve the fairgrounds for everyone.”

They emphasized that “their success was never accomplished alone. We extend our deepest appreciation to every volunteer, fair employee, board member, donor, sponsor, supporter, exhibitor, parent, mentor, family member and community who contributed their time, support, and resources throughout the many years and multiple fairs. Your commitment and hard work helped transform their vision into a lasting organization that has touched so many lives. Together, we built a tradition of honor, service, opportunity, and community pride that continues to honor their legacy and thrive each and every fair.”

“Let’s be honest: a true measure of a legacy is not only what was created, but what continues after those who started it are gone. As the next generation, we are honored to carry forward the values our grandparents instilled—hard work, dedication, generosity, and a deep commitment to agriculture and youth development. We recognize the responsibility that comes with preserving what they built, and we are committed to ensuring that Friends of the Dixon May Fair continues to serve and support future generations for many years to come.”

In closing, Lincoln commented that “as we look toward the future, we do so with gratitude for the foundation they laid and for the many people who have helped along the way. Their spirit lives on in every young person encouraged, every agricultural project supported, every improvement made to the fairgrounds, and every community member who believes in the mission they began.”

“Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey,” Lincoln said. “We invite you to join us as we continue their legacy, honor their memory, and work together to ensure that Friends of the Dixon May Fair remains a source of opportunity, growth, and community pride year after year. Their work may have started with them, but their legacy belongs to all of us. Thank you from heaven above and the hearts of the Vasquez, Fuller and Lincoln families.”

06/10/2026

Friends of the Fair Award $33,500 in College Ag Scholarships

The Friends of the Dixon May Fair has awarded nine college agricultural scholarships, totaling $33,500, to Solano County high school alumni in its annual Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship Program.

The highest award, the $8000 Donnie Huffman Presidential Scholarship, went to Massimo Menicou of Vacaville, who just completed his second year of studies at the University of Nevada, Reno, where he is majoring in pre-veterinary science. Menicou, a 2024 graduate of Vacaville High School, previously received two other scholarships from the Friends of the Fair.

Scholarship committee chair Carrie Hamel of Dixon presented the awards at the organization’s annual June barbecue and awards dinner, held on Friends’ Plaza at the May Fair. She announced that since 2003, the Friends have awarded a total of $340,250 in scholarships to Solano County alumni majoring in an agricultural field. Her comment drew widespread applause.

The scholarship program memorializes two Vacaville residents, Donnie Huffman, the founding president of the Friends of the Fair, and his wife Claudia “Tootie” Huffman, founding treasurer. Donnie died June 17, 2023 at age 83, and Tootie on March 29, 2026 at age 84.

The 2026 recipients include three from Vacaville; three from Dixon; two from Rio Vista, and one from Fairfield. The scholarship program has two categories: the four-year university level, and two-year community college level.

In addition to Menicou, other recipients in the four-year university category are:

Elena Mendonso of Vacaville, a 2024 graduate of Vacaville Christian High School, won the $5000 JoAn Giannoni Scholarship. She just completed her second year at Chico State University and plans to become a veterinarian. The Giannoni Scholarship honors a Dixon resident who is a founding member and former longtime treasurer of the Friends.

Sam Esperson of Rio Vista won the $4000 Ester Armstrong Memorial Scholarship. He just completed his fourth year at California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, where he is pursuing a bachelor of science degree in agricultural systems management. Esperson is a 2022 graduate of Rio Vista High School and a two-time recipient of the Donnie Huffman Presidential Scholarship. The scholarship memorializes a former interim chief executive officer of the Dixon May Fair (2006-2009). Armstrong, a resident of Rocklin, died in 2009 of cancer.

Cody Barr of Dixon won the $3500 Joe Gates Memorial Scholarship. A 2025 graduate of Dixon High School, he is attending Utah State, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agriculture business management. He is a previous recipient of a Friends’ scholarship. Gates, a longtime Dixon May Fair and Solano County Fair auctioneer and a resident of Rio Vista, died in February 2023 of COVID.

Emma Graham of Dixon, a 2026 graduate of Dixon High School, won the inaugural $3500 Dale Fletcher Memorial Scholarship. She will be attending Chico State University in the fall, pursuing a degree in agribusiness management. The newly named scholarship memorializes a Dixon resident who died in January 2026 of a farming accident. Fletcher was a longtime volunteer in the livestock program at the Dixon May Fair and a longtime 4-H leader.

Payton King of Fairfield won a $3500 Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship. She is currently attending the University of Minnesota, Crookston, pursuing a degree in animal science. A 2025 graduate of Rodriguez High School. She is a previous scholarship recipient.

Bridget de Flores of Rio Vista, a 2023 graduate of Rio Vista High School, won a $3500 Donnie Tootie Huffman Scholarship. She is attending Texas A&M University, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agricultural education. She is a previous recipient.

In the community college category, Reagan Castelli of Dixon won the top award, the $1500 Jack Hopkins Memorial Scholarship. She attends Butte College, majoring in agriculture science, with plans to become an ag teacher. She is a 2025 graduate of Dixon High School. Hopkins (1922-2009), a fruit rancher and lifelong resident of Fairfield and Suisun, was a strong supporter of the Junior Livestock Auctions at the Dixon May Fair and Solano County Fair.

Vincent Perry of Vacaville won a $1000 Donnie and Tootie Huffman scholarship. He attends Butte College, majoring in ag business. He is a 2025 graduate of Vacaville High School. He is a previous recipient.

Sarah Vasquez Lincoln and Kristy Vasquez of Vacaville, granddaughters of the late Donnie and Tootie Huffman and daughters of Solano County Supervisor John Vasquez, provided a legacy tribute to the founders. They were joined on stage by daughters, Kensley Lincoln, 7, and Amelia Vasquez-Fuller, 7.

“With grateful hearts, we pause to honor the lives and legacy of our grandparents, whose vision, dedication, and generosity helped establish Friends of the Dixon May Fair,” Lincoln read. “Although our grandfather passed away in 2023 and our grandmother joined him this past March of 2026, their impact continues to be felt throughout our community and fairgrounds, which some would call their second home.”

“What began as a dream to support local youth, agriculture, and the fair grew into something far greater than anyone could have imagined. Through Friends of the Dixon May Fair, they created opportunities for countless young people to learn, grow, compete, and develop lifelong skills. Their passion for agriculture and their belief in investing in future generations helped strengthen the local agricultural clubs, support fair projects, and improve the fairgrounds for everyone.”

They emphasized that “their success was never accomplished alone. We extend our deepest appreciation to every volunteer, fair employee, board member, donor, sponsor, supporter, exhibitor, parent, mentor, family member and community who contributed their time, support, and resources throughout the many years and multiple fairs. Your commitment and hard work helped transform their vision into a lasting organization that has touched so many lives. Together, we built a tradition of honor, service, opportunity, and community pride that continues to honor their legacy and thrive each and every fair.”
“Let’s be honest: a true measure of a legacy is not only what was created, but what continues after those who started it are gone. As the next generation, we are honored to carry forward the values our grandparents instilled—hard work, dedication, generosity, and a deep commitment to agriculture and youth development. We recognize the responsibility that comes with preserving what they built, and we are committed to ensuring that Friends of the Dixon May Fair continues to serve and support future generations for many years to come.”
In closing, Lincoln commented that “as we look toward the future, we do so with gratitude for the foundation they laid and for the many people who have helped along the way. Their spirit lives on in every young person encouraged, every agricultural project supported, every improvement made to the fairgrounds, and every community member who believes in the mission they began.”
“Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey,” Lincoln said. “We invite you to join us as we continue their legacy, honor their memory, and work together to ensure that Friends of the Dixon May Fair remains a source of opportunity, growth, and community pride year after year. Their work may have started with them, but their legacy belongs to all of us. Thank you from heaven above and the hearts of the Vasquez, Fuller and Lincoln families.”
The Friends, an all-volunteer, service-oriented organization, is headed by president Gilbert "Gil" Molina of Vacaville. The organization raises funds through the sale of beverages at the four-day fair, and donates the proceeds for building and grounds improvements, college scholarships and exhibitor awards.

Applicants are scored on personal, civic and academic experience; academic standing; personal commitment and established goals; leadership potential; and civic accomplishments. Most applicants have experience in 4-H, FFA or Grange--criteria desired but it is not mandated, Hamel said.

Continuing scholarship winners may apply up to four times, Hamel said. Scholarship checks can be used only for tuition, fees, books, materials and supplies, housing, and meals purchased on campus.

The deadline to apply for the annual scholarship is March 1. The application form can be downloaded from the Friends of the Fair page at https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheDixonMayFair.

The scholarship committee, chaired by Hamel, also includes Linda Molina, Kathy Keatley Garvey, and Kristy Vasquez all of Vacaville, and Sue Miracle and Michelle Robinson of Dixon.

05/10/2026

Have a seat! Just one of the Friends of the Fair’s benches at the Dixon May Fair

05/10/2026

Come to the Dixon May Fair (which ends May 10) and say "hi" to the Friends!
In front are Sharon Hulse (left) of Fairfield, and Sherry Huffman of Vacaville. In back are Sara and Josh Allgood o Dixon, and Don Huffman of Napa. Head over to the Leber Stage area, and say "hi."

04/01/2026

Dear Friends of the Dixon May Fair Members,

It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of Tootie Huffman, a truly cherished member of our Friends of the Dixon May Fair family.

Tootie's dedication and involvement over the years made a lasting impact on our organization and the community we serve. She gave her time generously, supported our mission wholeheartedly, and played an important role in helping the Friends of the Dixon May Fair grow and thrive. Her commitment, warmth, and willingness to lend a hand wherever needed did not go unnoticed and will never be forgotten.

Beyond her contributions, Tootie will be remembered for the kindness she showed to others and the genuine spirit she brought to everything she did. She was a valued part of our community, and her presence will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing and working alongside her.

As we reflect on her life and legacy, we extend our deepest sympathy to her family and loved ones during this difficult time. We are grateful for the many years she shared with us and for the difference she made in all of our lives.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Friends of the Dixon May Fair Board
Gil Molina, President
Note: Tootie passed on Sunday, March 29 at her home in Vacaville, surrounded by her loved ones. She was 84 and a founding member of the Friends of the Dixon May Fair, launched in 2000, and the longtime treasurer. In 2000, The Friends began sponsoring a college agricultural scholarship program, now renamed “The Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship Program.” Funded by the sale of beverages at the Dixon May Fair, the scholarships are awarded annually to Solano County high school graduates majoring in an agricultural field at any U.S. college. To date, the Friends have awarded a total of $340,250 in scholarships.

11/29/2025

The Friends of the Dixon May Fair will award nine college scholarships totaling $31,000 in its 2026 Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship Program, open to Solano County high school graduates who are majoring in an agricultural field in either a university or community college within the United States.

Applications are now being accepted. The deadline to apply is March 1. Since 2003, the Friends have awarded $306,750 in scholarships to Solano County residents majoring in agriculture, announced Carrie Hamel of Dixon, the scholarship chair. Initially only Solano County high school graduates attending college in California were eligible to enter.


In the four-year university or college category, these scholarships are available:

--Donnie Huffman Presidential Scholarship Award of $8000

--JoAn Giannoni Scholarship Award of $5000

--Ester Armstrong Memorial Scholarship Award of $4000

--Joe Gates Memorial Scholarship Award of $3500

--$3500 Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship

--$3500 Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship


Two-year community college:

--Jack Hopkins Scholarship Award of $1500

--$1000 scholarship award

--$1000 scholarship award

The Friends, an all-volunteer, service-oriented organization, is the fundraising arm of the Dixon May Fair. Headed by president Gilbert "Gil" Molina of Vacaville, the organization raises funds through the sale of beverages at the four-day fair, and donates the proceeds for building and grounds improvements, college scholarships and exhibitor awards.

Applicants are scored on personal, civic and academic experience; academic standing; personal commitment and established goals; leadership potential; and civic accomplishments. Most applicants have experience in 4-H, FFA or Grange--criteria desired but not mandated, Hamel said..

Continuing scholarship winners may apply up to four times, Hamel said. Scholarship checks can be used only for tuition, fees, books, materials and supplies, housing, and meals purchased on campus.

The 2025 recipients:

Sam Esperson of Rio Vista, a member of the California Polytechnic Institute (Cal Poly) Class of 2026 and an agricultural systems management major, received the top award, the $8000 Donnie Huffman Presidential Scholarship. Esperson, a 2022 graduate of Rio Vista High School, is also a previous recipient of the presidential award.

Massimo Menicou of Vacaville won the $5000 JoAn Giannoni Scholarship, named for the Friends’ former longtime secretary of Dixon. Menicou, a 2024 graduate of Vacaville High School, and a student at University of Nevada, plans to become a veterinarian. He also is a previous award recipient.

Elena Mendonsa of Vacaville, a student at Chico State University, won the $4000 Ester Armstrong Memorial Scholarship. A 2024 graduate of Vacaville Christian High School, she is majoring in animal science and plans to become a veterinarian. The Armstrong scholarship memorializes a former director of the California Division of Fairs and Expositions who died in 2009 of cancer. Armstrong served as interim chief executive officer of the Dixon May Fair from 2006 to 2009.

Cody Barr of Dixon won the $3500 Joe Gates Memorial Scholarship. memorializing the longtime auctioneer of the Dixon May Fair Junior Livestock Auction. Barr is a member of the Dixon High School Class of 2025 and was accepted at Utah State University, where he is majoring in agribusiness, with an emphasis in farm and ranch management. . Gates, a Rio Vista resident, died of COVID in February 2021.

Brianne Castelli of Dixon won a $3500 Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship. She is a member of the Dixon High School Class of 2025 and a student at Montana State University. She plans to become a veterinarian.

Payton King of Fairfield won a $3500 Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship. A member of the Rodriguez High School Class of 2025, Fairfield, she was accepted at the University of Minnesota, Crookston, and is majoring in agricultural business.

In the community college category, Vincent Perry of Vacaville received the $1500 Jack Hopkins Memorial Scholarship. A member of the Vacaville High School Class of 2025, he was accepted at Butte College and is majoring in agricultural business. Hopkins (1922-2009), a fruit rancher and lifelong resident of Fairfield and Suisun, was a strong supporter of the Junior Livestock Auctions at the Dixon May Fair and Solano County Fair.

The application form can be downloaded from the Friends of the Fair page at https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheDixonMayFair or at https://tinyurl.com/mwnn29vu. For more information, contact Carrie Hamel at [email protected] or (530) 219-8090.

Completed application packets must be postmarked no later than 5 p.m.. on March 1, 2026 and mailed to: Scholarship Committee, Friends of Dixon May Fair, P.O. Box 242, Dixon, CA 95620.

The scholarship committee, chaired by Hamel, also includes Tootie Huffman, Linda Molina, Kathy Keatley Garvey, and Kristy Vasquez all of Vacaville, and Sue Miracle and Michelle Robinson of Dixon.

The scholarship program was named the Donnie and Tootie Huffman Scholarship Program in honor of the founding president Donnie Huffman (1940-2023), and his wife, Tootie, the founding treasurer. Donnie died June 17, 2023 after a long battle with cancer. Tooie continues as a Friends of the Fair volunteer.

11/23/2025

Here's the 2026 application for Friends of the Dixon May Fair. The deadline to submit is March 1, 2026. Or download the application from Dropbox at https://tinyurl.com/mwnn29vu.

FRIENDS OF DIXON MAY FAIR
P.O. Box 242, Dixon CA 95620

DONNIE & TOOTIE HUFFMAN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 2026

The Friends of Dixon May Fair have established the Donnie & Tootie Huffman Scholarship Program for 2026. Funds to support the Scholarship Program are generated from “Friends” volunteer activities in support of the Dixon May Fair. This year a total of nine scholarships will be available: one at $8,000.00, one at $5,000.00, one at $4,000.00, three at $3,500.00, one at $1,500.00 and two at $1,000.00 each. When developing your application packet, please be specific to your category of choice.

Eligibility/Application Requirements

1. Must be enrolled in or accepted for enrollment in a four-year accredited college or university, an accredited community college, or an accredited trade school, in an agricultural-related field.

2. Agricultural-related fields include majors and options such as, but not limited to, agricultural and resource economics, agricultural business, agronomy and range science, agricultural science, agricultural systems management, animal science, avian sciences, bio-resource and agricultural engineering, plant protection science, dairy science, entomology, earth sciences, environmental horticultural science, environmental design, environmental management and protection, landscape architecture, food science, environmental toxicology, forestry and natural resources, fruit science, soils and biogeochemistry, agricultural education and communication, home economics, environmental resource sciences, agribusiness, pomology, animal science, vegetable crops, nematology, earth and soil sciences, plant pathology, food science and nutrition, wildlife and fisheries biology, horticulture and crop science, pest management, natural resources management, child, family and consumer science, viticulture and enology, atmospheric science, and hydrologic science.

3. Must have a minimum grade point average of 2.0 or be a student in good standing.

4. A personal statement of no more than two typed pages (double-spaced) must accompany your application. Please indicate why you are pursuing your desired career and what you hope to accomplish.

5. A copy of your transcript (accumulative and current) must accompany this application.

6. Final applicants may be required to participate in a formal interview with the Scholarship Committee.

7. Each application packet must include:
a. Friends of Dixon May Fair application form
b. Personal statement
c. Copy of your transcript (accumulative and current)
d. Two current letters of recommendation on letterhead stationery containing name, address, phone number and email and personally signed by such person.
(One must be from a professional educator)
e. Any student forging or copying and submitting old recommendation letters will automatically be disqualified.

Note: Each packet must include: 1 set of originals and 1 set of copies of each of the required forms. (TWO sets total) Only an official “Friends of Dixon May Fair” application will be accepted (NO exceptions to this requirement). Applications may be printed from the web site, https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheDixonMayFair.
Note: Only complete packets will be considered.

8. Application packets and all their contents become the property of Friends of Dixon May Fair.
9. Scholarships of $8,000.00, $5,000.00, $4,000.00 & $3,500.00 will be awarded to 4-year college or university student categories. Scholarships of $1,500.00 and $1,000.00 will be awarded to community college student categories.
10. Applicants must be a resident of Solano County (FFA, 4-H or Grange experience desired, but not mandated) for this agricultural-related scholarship.
11. Continuing scholarship winners can re-apply up to 4 times.
12. Completed application packets must be postmarked no later than 5:00 P.M. on March 1, 2026. Mail to: Scholarship Committee, Friends of Dixon May Fair, P.O. Box 242, Dixon, CA 95620.

For further information, write to Friends of Dixon May Fair, P.O. Box 242, Dixon, CA 95620, visit Friends of Dixon May Fair page, https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheDixonMayFair or call Carrie Hamel at 530-219-8090.

PLEASE NOTE: All scholarship checks will be paid directly to the recipient upon receipt of proof of enrollment. All monies may be used only for tuition, fees, books, materials and supplies, housing and meals purchased on campus.

Recipients will be notified first by mail after April 15, 2026 and will be announced at the Dixon May Fair Appreciation Dinner.
Scholarship Categories
1a. Agricultural students currently in high school and planning to enter a four-year accredited college or university as an agricultural student in the fall of 2026.
1b. Agricultural students currently in high school and planning to attend an accredited community college as an agricultural student in the fall of 2026.
2a. Agricultural students currently enrolled in a four-year accredited college or university and having successfully completed 12 units of coursework.
2b. Agricultural students currently enrolled in an accredited community
college and having successfully completed 12 units of coursework.

This program seeks to motivate well-rounded high academic achievers in pursuit of their careers and life goals in the areas of agriculture. Preference will be given to individuals with broad personal, civic, and academic experience. Applicants will be evaluated based on scholarship, personal commitment and goals established for his/her field, leadership potential, civic accomplishments, chosen field and qualifications for category entered.

DONNIE & TOOTIE HUFFMAN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
FRIENDS OF DIXON MAY FAIR
P.O. Box 242, Dixon, CA 95620

Application must be filled out according to eligibility/application requirements on Page 1.
Application packets must be postmarked NO LATER THAN 5:00 P.M. ON March 1, 2026, AND MAILED TO SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE, FRIENDS OF DIXON MAY FAIR, P.O. BOX 242, DIXON, CA 95620.

Applicant’s Name ________________________________________
Date of Birth ____________________________

Permanent Address _________________________________________________

City___________________ State______ Zip _____________

Telephone __________________ Email address _______________________________________________

Name of high school you graduated from and your year of graduation or high school you will graduate from this year______________________________________________

What career/vocation do you plan to pursue? _________________________________________________

List college or school you are planning to attend and have been accepted to or are currently attending.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING FINANCIAL NEED SECTION:

Father/Mother/Guardian’s name _______________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Number of children or dependents, including applicant, living at home ____ List of ages ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

How many children, including applicant, will be attending college next fall? _________________________________
State your parent or guardian’s present occupations:

Father’s (Guardian’s) occupation ______________________________________________

Mother’s (Guardian’s) occupation _______________________________________________

What do you estimate will be the total cost (including room, board, transportation, books, tuition, etc.) of your college or training next year?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Applicants are eligible for only one category. Please check one:

Note: Top qualifier in either Category 1a or 2a will be awarded the “Donnie Huffman Presidential Scholarship Award” of $8,000.00. The “JoAn Giannoni Scholarship Award” of $5,000.00; the “Ester Armstrong Memorial Scholarship Award” of $4,000.00 and the “Joe Gates Memorial Scholarship Award” of $3,500.00 will be awarded to the second, third and fourth highest qualifiers.
Top qualifier in either Category 1b or 2b will be awarded the “Jack Hopkins Scholarship Award” of $1,500.00.

1a. ____ Agricultural students currently in high school and planning to enter a four-year accredited college or university as an agricultural student in the Fall of 2026. This category will be granted a $3,500.00 scholarship.

1b. ____ Agricultural students currently in high school and planning to enter an accredited community college as an agricultural student in the Fall of 2026. This category will be granted a $1,000.00 scholarship.

2a. ____ Agricultural students currently enrolled in a four-year accredited college or university and having successfully completed 12 units of coursework. This category will be granted a $3,500.00 scholarship.

2b. ____ Agricultural students currently enrolled in an accredited community college and having successfully completed 12 units of coursework. This category will be granted a $1,000.00 scholarship.

College/University you will be attending in Fall 2026: ________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Degree/certificate you plan to obtain: ________________________________________________

Desired occupation (e.g., high school agriculture teacher and FFA advisor, dairy farm management, pomology researcher, agribusiness management, etc.).
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

How did you learn about this scholarship?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

I have read and understand the Eligibility and Application Requirements of this Scholarship Program. I have included TWO (2) complete sets of the application and required documents.

Applicant’s Signature: _____________________________ Date ____________________________________________

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