SCF administers a wide range of scholarships, bursaries and awards honouring donors' families, causes and communities — supporting students in the trades, health sciences, agriculture, education, the arts and more.
Most applications must be downloaded, filled out, and emailed to the Foundation — this webpage does not have an active portal to receive applications. A few scholarships are administered directly by a partner organization or the Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB); those are noted below and link straight to the organization's own site. Questions can be directed to [email protected] or 519-332-2588.
Scholarships & Awards
$5,000 for a graduating LCCVI student enrolling full-time at college or university, with first preference to applicants with an IPRC designation.
Deadline: June 1
Recognizes five graduating Great Lakes Secondary School students embodying Anne's spirit and passion for community change. $15,000 per recipient.
Honours Bill Hazlitt's 30+ years as Foundation Treasurer; awarded to a graduating Lambton College Business student who supports and improves our community.
Created in memory of Joshua Alderton, this scholarship helps people affected by domestic violence pursue their educational goals.
Established by the Ontario Sugarbeet Growers Association to encourage young people in education, innovation and enthusiasm in agriculture.
Supports individuals pursuing the performing or visual arts as a field of study.
For a 2nd or 3rd year post-secondary student residing in Lambton County with a farm registration number.
Applies via Lambton Federation of Agriculture
Supports Lambton College students in the Culinary Management and Social Service Worker programs. $1,000 per program, annually.
Lambton Kent District School Board scholarships facilitated by SCF.
Applies via Lambton Kent District School Board
Honours Justin Bourassa's contribution to tennis, providing financial assistance to develop youth tennis in Sarnia-Lambton.
Applies via Love-All.ca
Supports doctors or nurse practitioners enrolled in a program leading to licensure in Ontario, with preference given to those intending to practice in Lambton County.
Assists students in Health Sciences / Health Care programs with a particular interest in caring for seniors.
Deadline: Nov 3, 4:00 pm
Supports students entering or continuing in a trades education.
For a graduating secondary student pursuing history, education or health science, who has faced and prevailed over a personal health challenge.
Awarded in memory of Sydney Vrolyk by her family and friends, honouring her time in the PEOPEL program at St. Patrick's High School.
An annual bursary for a graduating student who has shown commitment to squash and its development in Sarnia-Lambton.
Built on the premise of women helping women; now amalgamated with the Zandbergs Scholarship Fund.
Helps individuals pursuing an education in teaching, particularly in languages other than English. Co-funded by the University Women's Club.
