Ruzicka-Homburg Memorial Scholarship Fund

06/23/2025

Remember the one at Old Settlers Park?

There was a park that my dad used to take me to that had this slide

06/02/2025

We are happy to announce this year’s recipients of the Ruzicka-Homburg Scholarship:
2025 Grad: Hannah Oxendine-Morey (picture below)
2024 Grad (renewing): Ella Dinauer
$1000 scholarship was awarded to each!
Congratulations on continuing your education! 🎓📚

05/28/2024

We are thrilled to announce the winners of the 2023-24 Ruzicka Homburg Scholarship!
Congratulations to Estella Dinauer, Kayla Henderson, and Shannon Roberts! 🎉 We wish them all the best in their future educational endeavors and a long, impactful career in education. The future of learning is in great hands! Pictured below is Estella Dinauer.

03/25/2024

The deadline to apply for the Racine County Farm Bureau scholarship is coming up on April 1. Go to the website to find the application: wfbf.com/about/counties/racine

04/26/2023

Thinking about making a donation? The Ruzicka-Homburg Memorial Funds are managed by Racine Community Foundation. Your donation to the Ruzicka -Homburg Memorial Fund will be accepted at either The Racine Community Foundation or Community State Bank in Union Grove. It pays to invest in the future.

12/19/2022

Thank you to the UGHS Class of 1970 and 1972 for their generous donation to the Ruzicka-Homburg Memorial Scholarship Fund. Scholarships are awarded each spring to deserving graduates of Union Grove High School.

03/07/2022

The Ruzicka Homburg Memorial Scholarship Fund will award two Union Grove High School seniors scholarships again this year.
Applications will be accepted through
Wednesday April 1st.
at Martin's Chrysler Dodge Jeep & Ram, P.O Box 85, Union Grove, WI. 53182.🤩🤓

05/24/2021

Congratulations to the 2021 scholarship winners, Jacob Matuszek and Hannah Curtin. Receiving a second year scholarship was 2020 graduate, Sydney Lueth. Best Wishes to all the 2021 graduates of Union Grove High School.

02/28/2021

A new program at Gateway Technical College aims to fund four-year degrees in the STEM fields for women and people of color who live in the Racine Unified School District.