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Scholarship Program

Helping Students Take Their Next Step

The Heritage South Credit Union Foundation Scholarship Program recognizes outstanding graduating high school seniors and helps provide financial assistance as they continue their education.

The Foundation currently awards three annual scholarships of $2,500 each:

Claude Sawyer Memorial Scholarship

Honoring the legacy of Claude Sawyer while supporting a deserving student pursuing higher education.

James H. Morgan Memorial Scholarship

Honoring the legacy of James H. Morgan and his commitment to the credit union and community.

Heritage South Credit Union Foundation Community Service Scholarship

Recognizing a student who demonstrates an exceptional commitment to serving others and making a positive difference in their community.

Apply for our scholarship by filling out the form below or downloading the application here.

Scholarship Application

Claude Sawyer Memorial Scholarship | James H. Morgan Memorial Scholarship | HSCU Foundation Community Service Scholarship

SCHOLARSHIP AWARD: $2,500

Applications must be submitted by March 31.

* - Required Fields

Applicant Information
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Schools Attended
Credit Union Membership
Are you a member of Heritage South Credit Union?
Do you have a family member who is a member?
Income Information
College Or University Information
Please list the colleges or universities you wish to attend in order of preference.
Other Scholarships
List any other scholarships you have received and the amount.
References
List three references other than family members who may be contacted.
Extracurricular Activities
Honors & Awards
Community Or Other Activities
Transcript & Essay
Please upload a copy of your high school transcript, as well as a handwritten essay describing why you desire this scholarship, your expectations of college, and the life goals you have set for yourself for the next 10 years. Essay should be 75 words or less.
Applicant Certification
I certify that the information provided in this application is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge.