To provide an annual scholarship award to a female graduating senior from Clare, Harrison, or Farwell High School. Preference will be given to applicants who have demonstrated financial need and participation in philanthropic activities throughout their school career.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a high school senior to assist him/her in pursuing higher education. For a resident of Midland County who is a high school senior having demonstrated academic accomplishment and financial need, who will be attending a Michigan four-year college or University. Demonstrated community service is also desirable, but not required. The scholarship may be renewable; that is, a student may reapply for this award in subsequent years if it was originally awarded to him/her as a senior in high school.

To assist with the cost of tuition, books and fees for college students in preparation for a career in early elementary education.

To provide annual scholarship awards to young people of color who are attending a four-year university or college or Delta College (or another approved two-year college in plant communities serving Dow Employees). Eligible candidates for consideration will be descendants of African American, Native American or Hispanic ancestry and will be those with a grade point average of 2.9 or above. In addition, MAO scholars will demonstrate sound character, civic purpose and volunteer service in their school or community and interest in a specified career field. As part of the scholarship application, one of the references must be from a member of the MAO chapter.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating senior of a Jackpine Conference of a Central Michigan high school who is planning to enroll in post-secondary education, participates in the school wrestling program, and has the highest record of wrestling pins within the conference (the tie breaker shall be determined by grade point average).

Provide an annual scholarship award for higher education to a woman residing in Midland County.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a Gladwin County high school graduate or graduating senior who is pursuing a certificate, licensure or degree in any skilled trades or vocational field of study. Preference will be given to female applicants.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating high school senior, current college student, or student returning to college, including nontraditional students, to pursue a bachelor's degree in nursing or master's degree in nursing. Preference will be given to those planning to pursue a career in neonatal nursing.

To provide an annual scholarship to a Midland or Gladwin County student who is enrolled in a nursing program leading to a baccalaureate degree at an accredited college or university. Previous recipients may apply.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating senior, returning student or a non-traditional student who demonstrates financial need. This scholarship is open to any course of study but preference will be given to students’ pursuing a degree in chemical process technology/chemical process operator or Child Development. The recipient must be a graduate of a Midland or Gladwin County high school or reside in these counties.

To provide a scholarship award to Midland or Gladwin County residents who meet the following criteria: a) special education paraprofessionals or Para-educators pursuing a teaching degree in Special Education, or b) graduating high school seniors, college or graduate students pursuing a teaching degree in Special Education. Preference will first be given to paraprofessionals or Para-educators or to other individuals who have demonstrated the compassion and commitment required to work with and help Special Education students. Previous recipients may reapply.

To provide an annual scholarship award to traditional and non-traditional students pursuing a degree in Christian Theology or a degree that would result in a career in Christian service through an accredited Christian college. Applicants must be a member in good standing at Axiom Church.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a college student who has some handicap or disability, or who will be studying to work with disabled individuals.

To provide annual scholarship award(s) to a Bullock Creek High School graduating senior who is pursuing a degree or certification in education, science and/or business.

To provide an annual scholarship award to one or more graduating seniors from Clare High School who are pursuing a skilled trades or technical field of study.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating senior or graduate of a Midland County high school who is pursuing a education in a science or engineering field. A preference will be given to students pursuing a degree in chemical engineering, chemistry, computer science or biochemistry.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating senior from Meridian High School who is pursuing a teaching degree in English, a general teaching degree or a degree with a major in English. A preference will be given to a student pursuing a teaching degree in English.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a current college or university student who is pursuing a degree in a math related field of study with preference given to students who plan to teach math at the secondary level. Students must be attending a college or university in the State of Michigan. Preference will be given to students who have financial need and previous recipients may reapply.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a current college student pursuing an education in a music related field of study or incorporating music as part of their studies. Students must be attending a college or university in the state of Michigan. Preference will be given to students who have financial need and previous recipients may reapply.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a student pursuing an education in skilled trades. Students must be attending a trade school or educational institution (which can include cosmetology) in the State of Michigan. Preference will be given to students who have financial need and previous recipients by reapply.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a current college student in a veterinary science field of study. Students must be attending a college or university in the State of Michigan. This scholarship may be used for veterinary school as well as undergraduate study. Preference will be given to students who have financial need and previous recipients may reapply.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a Midland County High School graduating senior or current college/trade school student who is and/or has been a Big Brothers Big Sisters mentee with a minimum GPA or 2.0. Previous recipients may reapply but preference will be given to applicants who have not received the scholarship.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating senior of Meridian High School who participated in track & field or cross country for at least two years. The student must describe how track or cross country helped them become a team player and how athletics impacted their high school academic experience. A letter of support from their coach demonstrating the student’s commitment to their sport, their team and self improvement should accompany the application.

To provide an annual scholarship available to a Midland County resident who is enrolled in an accredited school with a major in chemistry, engineering or business/industrial management who has completed at least two years of college. When all criteria are equal, the award will go to a student needing financial assistance.

To provide an annual college scholarship award, to be used for tuition only, to a graduating high school senior who is also a member of the Boys Varsity Soccer Team at Dow High School. If at some point the fund grows large enough to offer additional scholarships, members of the other soccer organizations could also be considered. Academics and character will be the deciding criteria for this award.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduate of a Midland County or Gladwin County high school with strong preference given to a graduate of Meridian High School or Gladwin High School. The successful applicant is one who is attending Michigan State University, is studying engineering and has already completed two years of college or more with a grade point average of 2.0 or above. If all factors are equal, preference will be given to an individual with financial need. This scholarship is renewable if the recipient continues to meet the scholarship guidelines.

To allow students to use it for any postsecondary education, including that leading to a certification or licensure. This scholarship will be awarded annually to a minimum of one individual seeking a bachelor's degree and one individual seeking professional certification or licensure. To provide a college education for a student who in the current year or previous three years is graduating or has graduated from high school or received his/her GED. The student must have come out of the foster care system. The student should be a Midland or Gladwin County resident (preference for Midland County), and plan to attend or be attending any public university, community college or private college in Michigan as a full-time residential or commuter student. Students attending a private college would receive an amount equivalent to the average cost of state universities in Michigan. It is expected that the recipient could continue to receive funding for up to four years or completion of degree or certification program assuming acceptable academic progress, and that every four years (or upon completion of a degree or certification program) a new recipient would be selected. Consideration could be given for a fifth year if it is required for degree completion, and the student is still attending college full-time. The student must maintain a 2.5 GPA and have evidence of completing 40 hours of community service annually.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a Bullock Creek High School graduating senior or Bullock Creek High School Graduate.

To provide an annual scholarship(s) award(s) to a graduating senior(s) from Bullock Creek High School who has attended Bullock Creek High School for at least two years who is attending a Michigan college, university, trade or technical school.

To provide an annual scholarship to a Midland County resident who is graduating from a Midland County Public High School or to a Midland County public high school graduate who is now attending a college or university. Previous recipients are welcome to reapply. Preference will be for Meridian High School graduating seniors or graduates who are studying business, environmental science or education.

Provide an annual distribution to the "Carole Christenson Memorial Fund" at the University of Michigan.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a student pursuing a degree or certification in law enforcement, criminal justice, or traffic safety. Preference will be given to students attending the police academy at Delta College.

To provide an annual scholarship award to graduates of Harrison Community High School who are pursuing an education in the Skilled or Advanced Technical Trades which includes but is not limited to welding, engineering, refrigeration, heating and air conditioning, automotive service technology or mechanical or electrical engineering.

To provide annual scholarship award(s) to Gladwin County graduating seniors, prior year's award recipients, or individuals who have obtained their GED and live in Gladwin County. Applicants must have a minimum 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale and demonstrate financial need. Preference will be given to those individuals pursuing a degree or certificate in skilled trades at an educational organization. If there are at least two scholarships being offered, preference should be given to have one Beaverton High School graduating senior. If there are no applicants pursuing skilled trades, individuals attending a community college or university are eligible if pursuing a degree in education, engineering, or business administration/business management. Recipients may reapply in one subsequent year provided they demonstrate at least a 2.5 GPA and continue to show financial need.

To provide an annual scholarship award to students who are graduating or have graduated from a Midland County High School. Applicants will be majoring in science, engineering, mathematics, or accounting at an accredited college or university and maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or better. The applicant must have achieved a 3.0 GPA in high school, be active in the community and their church, and demonstrate financial need. While all criteria must be met, financial need should be a strong priority. Previous recipients may reapply if they are full time students who are majoring in the above fields of study and maintaining at least 3.0 GPA.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating high school senior who has been involved with the Midland County 4-H Horse Program. A previous recipient of the award may reapply one time only. The successful applicant will have achieved positive youth development in the area of horses, will have significant and active 4-H involvement, and will have demonstrated community service and financial need.

to provide grants in conjunction with the Read for School preschool scholarship program to the Midland County Great Start Collaborative or other related entity that operates a scholarship program to assist with the cost of preschool education.

To provide an annual scholarship award (one each) to a deserving Midland High School student and a deserving H. H. Dow High School student: designated for summer music camp or private study fees and are based upon the recommendation of their music directors.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating senior who has exhibited a large animal project at the Clare County Fair. Recipients are not eligible to reapply.

To provide annual awards for graduating seniors of all Clare County accredited High Schools pursuing post secondary studies in Career Technical and Certification programs. These programs may be fulfilled at four year university or colleges, community colleges, or accredited career technical post-secondary institutions.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a Midland County graduating senior or current college student that is pursuing a degree in education. Preference will be given to those going into either Library Science or Art Education and students that have financial need. Previous recipients may reapply.

To provide an annual scholarship award to graduates of Coleman Community High School who present evidence of acceptance by an enrollment in a Michigan accredited educational organization of high learning. Preference will be given to those candidates with demonstrated academic standing who have financial need. Applications for succeeding years will be accepted from prior awardees, but first year applicants shall have priority. Scholarships shall be awarded for tuition, fees, books or supplies for a maximum of two academic years and is renewable each term based on recipient's satisfactory cumulative grade point average.

To provide an annual scholarship award for a senior at any Midland County high school or a graduate of any Midland County high school who will be or is attending Central Michigan University and is majoring in education.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating high school senior or college freshman, sophomore or junior, whose parent is employed by the Dow Chemical Company, by another tenant of the Michigan Operations manufacturing site or by a contractor with the Michigan Operations manufacturing site, with preference given to applicants who have been involved in the community.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a senior instrument music student of Midland High School who will be attending the University of Michigan. The candidate must demonstrate dedication and enthusiasm to the music program. Financial need will be a consideration. Preference will be given to a wind or percussion student.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduating senior(s) of Coleman High School. The applicant must have a 3 point or higher grade point average and played a sport in all four years of high school. The applicant must display leadership qualities such as being a member of the National Honor Society or holding a class officer position and display financial need.

To provide an annual scholarship award(s) to a Midland County high school graduate who is pursuing a degree in STEM (science, technology, engineering, or math) at an accredited four-year university or college in Michigan or at Delta College (or another approved two-year college in plant communities serving Dow Chemical employees). Students must have graduated with a cumulative GPA over 2.5 and demonstrate financial need. This is a one year renewable scholarship and recipients that maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above will be awarded a consecutive scholarship for their second year of study.

To provide an annual scholarship award to Midland County residents who wish to study in the Health Professions field. Preference will be given to the areas of Therapy (particularly Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy), Physician's Assistant, Nursing and Medicine, in that order of preference. The scholarship may be used at either the undergraduate or graduate level.

To provide an annual scholarship award to a graduate of Bullock Creek High School who displays a financial need and is pursuing an education in a field supporting the home building industry or commercial/industrial trade industry.

To provide an annual, nonrenewable scholarship to a graduate of a Midland County high school enrolled in a college vocational curriculum.