Susan M. Zywicki Memorial Scholarship Fund
This scholarship is open to any SPASH senior who plans to attend UWSP or Mid-state Technical College.
This scholarship is open to any SPASH senior who plans to attend UWSP or Mid-state Technical College.
Distributions from the fund support the charitable giving of the associates and friends of Team Schierl Companies.
To provide materials, and for the general needs of underprivileged students at McDill School.
To empower women philanthropists by creating opportunities to fund programs that will develop the full potential of women and children.
This fund was created to provide a scholarship to a graduating senior from a Portage County high school entering the medical field who is, above all else, a person of strong character, like the generous man for whom this fund is named.
To fulfill the charitable wishes of Tori Jennings.
To fulfill the charitable wishes of the Trzebiatowski family.
Distributions from the fund will be made directly to the landowner of record pursuant to annual requests from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for the maintenance of roads on the 13,732-acre Twin Lakes Property in Iron County to protect the property and foster sustainable forestry and provide enhanced recreational access in perpetuity.
To support charitable activities in the Village of Rosholt.
To meet charitable needs in the community as determined by the family.
The fund will be used to support environmental issues and projects in Portage County.
To support organizations, projects and activities in Portage County in honor of their mother.
The fund will provide flexible resources to organizations assisting individuals in Waushara County who are negatively impacted by Coronavirus and the economic consequences of the outbreak.
Provide an annual scholarship to a Wautoma High School graduate pursuing a degree in a medical related field.
Provide a scholarship to a Wautoma High School graduate who is attending a two or four-year institution of higher learning and pursuing a degree in a business related field.
To fund four scholarships annually to graduates of Wautoma High School attending a four-year institution of higher education. Students attending a two-year school and then transferring to a four-year school may also be eligible.
Award an annual scholarship to a graduate of Wautoma High School who best demonstrates and exemplifies the qualities and commitment that Jeffrey Badura had to interscholastic athletic competition and extra-curricular activities.
To provide support for proactive health and wellness educational efforts and/or health and wellness programming in Portage County.
To benefit and enhance the Patterson Memorial Library and its mission to serve the Wild Rose area.
To meet the charitable giving wishes of William Cherek.
To provide scholarships for eligible graduating seniors of Rosholt High School and Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School. |
To broaden human experience and understanding through environmental design, travel, health enhancement initiatives, creativity and the arts. The fund provides support for the following:
With a desire to give back to the people who helped to make their dental practice a success, the late Nora and Dr. Win Jensen established the Win and Nora Jensen Scholarship Fund. In addition to the family’s involvement in Win’s dental practice, steadfast faith in their church was a guiding influence in their daily lives. This scholarship is open to a Portage County resident who is attending a church affiliated and supported school of higher education. Four years is the maximum number of years for eligibility of this scholarship.
To support the mission of the Wisconsin Land Information Association (WLIA) Foundation. The mission of the WLIA Foundation, Inc. is to provide educational opportunities, materials, and scholarships that further promote the development and use of integrated land information systems.
Distributions from the fund will support activities of the League and for fish stocking and/or habitat maintenance of muskellunge on the Wisconsin River.