Up to $2,500 for a 2025 graduating senior from Quality Education Academy. Applicants must plan to attend a 4-year college or university to pursue a degree, with preference given to students interested in a career in teaching, technology, or history. Applicants must have a strong history of community service. Applicants must also demonstrate a financial need to pay for college, which is not met by other opportunities, such as athletic scholarships.

Up to $2,500 for a graduate from West Forsyth High School from the class of 2021 or earlier. The applicant must have demonstrated financial need and a commitment to pursue a credential for advancement in a chosen career.

Applicants must be a 2025 senior at West Forsyth High School who demonstrates the same qualities as Coach Murph: good character, hard work, leadership, and the ability to overcome challenges while a leader on the field of play, in the classroom, and in the community. Preference is given to applicants with unmet financial needs in paying for their degree and applicants who have a connection to Coach Murph.

Up to $2,000 for a student who graduated from high school before 2022 who is a resident of Forsyth County. Applicants must be either working towards completing an academic or vocational program. Preference given to students planning to or currently attending Winston-Salem State University.

Up to $2,500. The program awards financial assistance with a two-year degree or career certification program from Forsyth Tech or DDCC. Also, it provides a mentor pairing to scholarship recipients to help the student navigate their education and career path. Mentors will be selected volunteers from the Salem Glen neighborhood.

Up to $1,500 for a 2025 graduate of West Forsyth High School who has actively participated in one or more music programs at the school. Applicants must show a dedication to the WFHS music program through practice and performances and meaningful contributions of service and participation — within and external to the school, as well as good character in their relationships and student life. The scholarship may be used for any post-secondary program and is not limited to music or arts.

Up to $2,500 for two high school graduates who are residents of Forsyth County and seeking a degree or credential in the healthcare field. Both graduating seniors or adult students may apply.

Up to $2,000 for a 2025 graduate of West Forsyth, Reagan, or North Davidson High School. Applicants must plan to attend a 2-year or 4-year program of study leading to a degree or certification in any trade, technical, or vocational field with a clear career pathway.

Up to $2,500. Applicant must have been an active member of the Interact Club of the Clemmons Rotary Club and/or be a CTE Concentrator (accumulated a minimum of 2-course credits in a specific Career Pathway within a Career Cluster. Of the 2 course credits, one of the courses must be designated as a pathway completer course or 2nd level course).

Up to $5,000 annually for four years (two years if attending Forsyth Tech), based on student need, for a 2025 high school graduate from Forsyth County planning to attend Forsyth Tech or Winston-Salem State University. Applicants must have demonstrated significant financial need. Preference will be given to applicants who attended Cook Elementary School in Winston-Salem.

Up to $2,500 for 2025 graduating seniors from West Forsyth High School with demonstrated financial need. Two awards are available. Applicants must have a clearly stated desire to pursue additional education toward an occupational credential or degree.