

CHS Foundation Mini-grants
The CHS Foundation grants up to $1,000 to innovative academic and leadership programs that strengthen student learning and enhance professional development. Examples include: leadership training opportunities, mentorship programs and professional development experiences.
Student eligibility and funding criteria
Application and guideline materials
Click here to complete and submit an electronic application. Questions can be directed to (800) 814-0506 or info@chsfoundation.org.
Grants will be awarded on an on-going basis; there are no submission deadlines.
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CHS Foundation Scholarships
The CHS Foundation offers three scholarship programs that focus on developing future leaders in agribusiness and production agriculture. Here are the programs offered:
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High School Scholarship Program
Graduating high school seniors pursuing an agricultural-related major at any two- or four-year college throughout the nation are encouraged to apply for one of 50 $1,000 scholarships.
Student eligibility
The application period is now closed. Announcements will be made May 1, 2013.
Questions
Any questions can be directed to Jennifer Thatcher at 800-814-0506 or info@chsfoundation.org.
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Two-Year College Scholarship Program
First-year agricultural students at any two-year college are invited to apply for one of 25
$1,000 scholarships from the CHS Foundation.
Student eligibility
The application period is now closed. Announcements will be made on May 1, 2013.
Questions
Any questions can be directed to Jennifer Thatcher at 800-814-0506 or info@chsfoundation.org.
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University Scholarship Program
Students currently studying agriculture at select universities around the nation may be eligible to apply for a CHS Foundation University Scholarship. Nearly 150 $1,000 scholarships are awarded annually.
Student eligibility
Scholarship recipients are selected by the following criteria:
Students are working towards an agricultural-related degree to pursue a career in agribusiness or production agriculture
Students will be entering their sophomore, junior or senior year; students are eligible to receive the scholarship multiple years
First preference will be given to students with an interest in agricultural-based cooperatives; this may include, but not be limited to students who have:
Application and selection process
To apply, eligible students should contact the financial aid, foundation or College of Agriculture offices of a participating university (listed below). Deadlines vary for individual universities. Scholarship recipients are selected by a designated committee at each participating university. These selection committees are independent from the CHS Foundation.
Participating universities
The CHS Foundation University Scholarship Program is administered by each participating university:
Any questions can be directed to 800-814-0506 or info@chsfoundation.org.