Summa Barberton Hospital Endowment Fund
Summa Barberton Hospital Endowment Fund
This endowment fund was established to assist a Barberton student attending NEOUCOM.
Technology Education Advancing Children’s Higher (TEACH) Achievement Now and Forever Fund
Technology Education Advancing Children’s Higher (TEACH) Achievement Now & Forever Fund
This fund assists the Barberton City School District with meeting technology needs identified to ensure that the highest level of education is attained.
Mike and Bea Tehi Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mike and Bea Tehi Memorial Scholarship Fund
Both Mike and Bea devoted their careers to educating Barberton students, particularly at BHS. Although Mike passed in 2018, his impact on his family and the community continues to be felt. Mike lived his whole life with integrity and character. Together, Mike and Bea touched and helped to form so many lives over their teaching careers. The family hopes that this scholarship can continue to inspire young teachers and educators for many years to come.
White Rabbit Galleries Scholarship Fund
White Rabbit Galleries Scholarship Fund
The White Rabbit Galleries Scholarship Fund was established by Laura Smith and Molly Brown. This scholarship is dedicated to supporting the local Arts and Artists in Barberton by assisting Barberton students pursuing an arts degree. Scholarships are given in memory of Suzanne Jones Richardson and Carol Marsh.
White Rabbit Galleries, women-owned and established in January 2021, is located at 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave. It is operated by Laura Smith and her daughter, Molly Brown. In addition to a large public gallery, they rent space to seven artists and curate a regular schedule of shows.
Read more about how Laura and Molly established their scholarship.
Craig Wilson Journalism Scholarship Fund
Craig Wilson Journalism Scholarship Fund
Named in honor of Craig Wilson, this scholarship assists Barberton High School graduates majoring in journalism.
“Craig Wilson dedicated his adult working life to giving the people an accurate report of what happened. An admirable goal for the news media.”
- Elizabeth Wilson