Kiwanis Club of Abilene Foundation Scholarship Application
Foundation Scholarship
a) Applications considered must be submitted from students enrolled as a high school senior in Taylor County, State of Texas from public, private, charter and home schools. This includes: Abilene ISD (including ATEMS and Holland), Wylie ISD, Premier HS, Home School, Abilene Christian HS, TLCA Abilene Campus, Jim Ned HS, and Merkel HS.
b) The scholarship award will be scored based upon the following weights: 40% weight to academic achievement, 40% to financial need, and 20% to school and community involvement/volunteerism.
c) Special consideration will not be given because an applicant is related to a member of the Kiwanis family.
d) A total of two scholarship awards may be given during the lifetime of any one individual, except for an unusual financial need.
e) The application must be complete for consideration. This includes the application, essay, two references, and a transcript. Incomplete packets are not considered.
f) The Kiwanis Club of Abilene gives separate scholarship awards to technical/vocational students from service funds.
g) To be eligible for consideration, applications accompanied by all letters of recommendation must be submitted by 5:00pm, Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
Our Abilene Kiwanians brought home some serious hardware a few weeks ago! 🏆✨
Both Abilene clubs and Division 35 cleaned up at the recent Texas Oklahoma District of Kiwanis International Convention, and we were thrilled to celebrate these honors together at our meeting.
We were also honored to welcome fellow Kiwanians and leaders from the Kiwanis Club of Greater Abilene, including @Joey Parker, Floyd Miller, Region 6 Trustee David McCaghren, Lt. Gov. Lyndel Cook, and Phil Hill (not pictured).
Pictured celebrating the multiple club and division honors are Region 6 Trustee David McCaghren, Randy Roewe, Faye Dodson, Guy Lucas, and Lt. Gov. Lyndel Cook.
Every banner patch, certificate, and award on that table is a direct reflection of our members' tireless dedication to serving the children and families of the Abilene community. We are proud of what we’ve accomplished together—and ready for another great year of service! 💙🥞
At last week's meeting, we hosted our annual High School Football Coaches Program, welcoming our local head coaches (L-R: Justin Gorman, Clay Martin, Mike Fullen, and Scott Stewart) to preview the upcoming season.
We loved hearing about the opportunities and goals ahead for: ~Justin Gorman – Abilene Christian HS (6-Man, 1st Year as Head Coach) ~Clay Martin – Wylie HS (5A Div. II, 7th Year) ~Mike Fullen – Abilene High (5A Div. I, 8th Year) ~Scott Stewart – Cooper HS (5A Div. II, 1st Year as Head Coach)
Kiwanis History Note 📜 Our tradition of hosting local coaches dates back to September 1951! In 1956, the club hosted the Kiwanis Pigskin Review to kick off the season and raise funds for local children—led by Kiwanian and 1957 Club President Chuck Moser during his historic 3-peat state championship run with Abilene High.
Best of luck to all the coaches, players, cheer squads, bands, and fans this season under the Friday Night Lights! 📣
Kiwanis Club of Abilene Foundation Scholarship Application
Foundation Scholarship
a) Applications considered must be submitted from students enrolled as a high school senior in Taylor County, State of Texas from public, private, charter and home schools. This includes: Abilene ISD (including ATEMS and Holland), Wylie ISD, Premier HS, Home School, Abilene Christian HS, TLCA Abilene Campus, Jim Ned HS, and Merkel HS. b) The scholarship award will be scored based upon the following weights: 40% weight to academic achievement, 40% to financial need, and 20% to school and community involvement/volunteerism. c) Special consideration will not be given because an applicant is related to a member of the Kiwanis family. d) A total of two scholarship awards may be given during the lifetime of any one individual, except for an unusual financial need. e) The application must be complete for consideration. This includes the application, essay, two references, and a transcript. Incomplete packets are not considered. f) The Kiwanis Club of Abilene gives separate scholarship awards to technical/vocational students from service funds. g) To be eligible for consideration, applications accompanied by all letters of recommendation must be submitted by 5:00pm, Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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Our Abilene Kiwanians brought home some serious hardware a few weeks ago! 🏆✨
Both Abilene clubs and Division 35 cleaned up at the recent Texas Oklahoma District of Kiwanis International Convention, and we were thrilled to celebrate these honors together at our meeting.
We were also honored to welcome fellow Kiwanians and leaders from the Kiwanis Club of Greater Abilene, including @Joey Parker, Floyd Miller, Region 6 Trustee David McCaghren, Lt. Gov. Lyndel Cook, and Phil Hill (not pictured).
Pictured celebrating the multiple club and division honors are Region 6 Trustee David McCaghren, Randy Roewe, Faye Dodson, Guy Lucas, and Lt. Gov. Lyndel Cook.
Every banner patch, certificate, and award on that table is a direct reflection of our members' tireless dedication to serving the children and families of the Abilene community. We are proud of what we’ve accomplished together—and ready for another great year of service! 💙🥞
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It’s officially football season in West Texas! 🏈✨
At last week's meeting, we hosted our annual High School Football Coaches Program, welcoming our local head coaches (L-R: Justin Gorman, Clay Martin, Mike Fullen, and Scott Stewart) to preview the upcoming season.
We loved hearing about the opportunities and goals ahead for:
~Justin Gorman – Abilene Christian HS (6-Man, 1st Year as Head Coach)
~Clay Martin – Wylie HS (5A Div. II, 7th Year)
~Mike Fullen – Abilene High (5A Div. I, 8th Year)
~Scott Stewart – Cooper HS (5A Div. II, 1st Year as Head Coach)
Kiwanis History Note 📜
Our tradition of hosting local coaches dates back to September 1951! In 1956, the club hosted the Kiwanis Pigskin Review to kick off the season and raise funds for local children—led by Kiwanian and 1957 Club President Chuck Moser during his historic 3-peat state championship run with Abilene High.
Best of luck to all the coaches, players, cheer squads, bands, and fans this season under the Friday Night Lights! 📣
#KiwanisClubOfAbilene #Kiwanis #FridayNightLights #AbileneTX #AbileneHigh #CooperCougars #WylieBulldogs #ACHSPanthers #TXHSFB ... See MoreSee Less
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