Scholarships/Grants
Joe DeGrazia Memorial Scholarship
Available to Sonoma County residents pursuing a career in agriculture. Applicants must have some agriculture experience, such as an agricultural 4-H project, or work experience on a ranch. They must be entering or attending a college or trade school.
4-H Foundation of Sonoma County Scholarship
Available to Sonoma County 4-H members who have been active in 4-H a minimum of 4 years, including his/her Junior and Senior years of high school. Applicant must be entering or attending a college or accredited trade school.
Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Leonard Talbot Memorial Scholarship
Available to a graduating senior from a public or private high school within the Santa Rosa City Schools service who has been an active participant in either 4-H or the Big Brother/Big Sister organization for a minumum of one year. Applicant must be entering an accredited university, community college, or trade/business school diring the following semester.
4-H Foundation of Sonoma County Project/Event Grants
Available to 4-H Clubs and county-wide projects, activities and events. Funds will not be granted for payment of judges, or for expenses normally incurred in carrying out a project.
4-H Foundation Fall 2007 Grant Recipients
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County Vet Science Project $1300.00 - purchase medical equipment and educational supplies Sequoia Wearable art Project $150.00 - training material and initial supplies Sequoia Countywide dog care and Training Project $300.00 - Quiz Bowl buzzer set Cotati Scrapbooking Project $150.00 - initial equipment and supplies County Livestock Judging Team $1,541.00 - expenses to attend national Judging Contest in Louisville Sonoma Valley 4-H Presentation Project $232.57 - educational materials Kenwood Canine Training and Care $70.00 - 4-H Bandana's and related expenses Gold Ridge Dairy Cattle Project $380.00 - Canopy and 50% cost of clippers Wild Oak Sheep Project $175.00 - 50% cost of clippers |
4-H Foundation Spring 2007 Grant Recipients
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Madrone Polymer Clay Project $121.00 - purchase extruder kits 4-H Camp Education $250.00 - nature education materials Madrone Geocaching Project $279.69 - hand held GPS units County Dairy Goats Project $300.00 - ADGA sanctioned linear appraisal fee Sequoia Swine Project $100.00 - assist with urban swine project start up costs Two Rock Dairy Cattle Project $65.00 - judging materials and CD County Rabbit Project $270.00 - 3 digital scales County Lapidary Project $500.00 - rock kits, mineral ID kits, toolboxes and manuals Steuben Leather Project $500.00 - key fob materials for Chicken-Que County Citizen Project $500.00 - field trip tickets 4-H Poultry Judging Team $912.00 - funding for national competition trip |
2007 4-H Foundation Scholarship Recipients
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$500 - Gennefer Dorr Graduating from Healdsburg High School, is a member of Healdsburg 4-H, will be going to the Modesto Junior College to study agricultural business. $500 - Alexa Leventini Graduating from Santa Rosa High School, is a member of Forestville 4-H, plans to attend Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, and study agricultural business. $500 - Jaimie MacDonald Graduating from Petaluma High School, is a member of Live Oak 4-H, plans to attend University of Santa Barbara and major in business. She is looking forward to being an entrepreneur. $500 - Lauren Upham Graduated from American Christian Academy, she is a member of Wild Oak 4-H, and a former Sonoma County All Star. Lauren plans to attend SRJC and have a career in law. $500-Alison Upham Graduating from American Christian Academy, Alison has just completed her year as a Sonoma County All Star, is a member of Wild Oak 4-H, plans to attend SRJC and hopes to get a master of business administration. $500 - Bailey Ungewitter Graduating from Analy High School, she is a member of Gold Ridge 4-H, plans to attend SRJC and become a pediatric nurse. $500 - Kelley Camozzi Graduating from Petaluma High School, a member of Two Rock 4-H, plans to attend the SRJC and become a school teacher. $750-Kate Camozzi Graduating from Petaluma High School, a member of Two Rock 4-H, plans to attend Cal Poly and study agricultural business. $750 - Riggs Lokka Graduating from El Molino School, he is a member of Green Valley 4-H, plans to attend SRJC and study agriculture education/viticulture. $1,500 - Keelyn Hanlon Graduating from Casa Grande High School, a member of Liberty 4-H and former Sonoma County All Star. She plans to attend the SRJC and to major in animal sciences. $1,500 - Tyler Stevenson Graduating from Casa Grande School, he is a member of Wilson 4-H. Tyler plans to attend UC Davis and study agriculture education. $2,000 - Morgan Lynch Graduating from Windsor High School, a member of Alexander Valley 4-H, former Sonoma County All Star and current California State Ambassador. Morgan plans to attend the Wyotech Technical Institute and to pursue a career in the automotive industry. |
2006 4-H Foundation Scholarship Recipients
The 4-H Foundation of Sonoma County is proud to announce the names of our seven outstanding 4-H recipients for the Foundation's 2006 scholarships.
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$500 - Tiffany Tucker Analy High School, Gold Ridge 4-H Club, will be going to the National Holistic Institute at SRJC to study to become an equine massage therapist. $1,250 - Lilianne Mays Graduating from Montgomery High School, past Sonoma County All Star, is a member of Wild Oak 4-H, plans to attend Penn State at University Park, PA, and study medieval & Renaissance studies. $1,250 - Jennifer Beretta Graduating from Analy High School, is a member of Canfield 4-H, plans to attend SRJC and study Agriculture Business. Jennifer will also be receiving the Joseph DeGrazia Memorial Scholarship for $1,000. $1,500 - Amanda Goodanetz Graduating from Petaluma High School, is a member of Live Oak 4-H, plans to attend Colorado State and study history. $1,500 - Trevor Hewitt Graduating from Casa Grande High School, past Sonoma County All Star, is a member of Cotati 4-H, plans to attend SRJC and study digital design. $2,000 - Katie Jack Graduated from Ursuline High School, past Sonoma County All Star and member of Live Oak 4-H, plans to attend SRJC and study culinary arts. Katie was selected as the 4-H applicant to go on to the Leonard Talbot Memorial Scholarship. $2,000 - Angela DeGraffenreid Graduated from Montgomery High School and Chico State University, a past member of Steuben 4-H, plans to attend Dominican University and get her master's degree in occupational therapy. |
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Thank you so much for the lovely grant. We all had a great time sewing together.
- Beatrice Chambers, Healdsburg 4-H Sewing Project Recipient of $300 to make pillowcases for displaced children from Hurricane Katrina |