Scholarship candidates must have graduated from high school or its equivalent before July 1st of the year in which they will use the scholarship. They must have sufficient academic records to be accepted by an accredited college, junior college or technical institute. Students already in college are also eligible to apply. There are no restrictions based upon the employment status or the sex, race, creed or nationality of the candidate. Previous winners are eligible for a second award.
Contributions are tax deductible.
Appreciated stocks, bonds and property should be considered for donation purposes. Consult your accountant or financial counselor to determine the best personal and business contribution for you. WMIA recognizes major contributions to the educational foundation with a special engraved plaque at the Annual Woodworking Industry Conference. Contributions can be made in recognition of special events or in memory of deceased friends. Scholarships Four scholarships are offered for the year 2001.