The deadline to apply for all three is October 1.

(Dearborn County, Ind.) - Dearborn Community Foundation, Inc. (DCF) is accepting applications for three scholarships.
They are the Ivy Tech Community College Scholarship; Clifford & Gladys Ellerbrook Ender Nursing Scholarship; and the Lehner Women Empowering Women Scholarship.
Students can apply for the scholarships at www.dearborncf.org.
The deadline to apply for all three scholarships is11:59 p.m. Thursday, October 1.
Learn more about the scholarships below.
The Foundation established the Ivy Tech Community College Scholarship to encourage Dearborn County residents to improve their educational attainment locally. Scholarships of up to $500 are awarded to a maximum of two students continuing their education at Ivy Tech Community College. The scholarships must be used within one year from the time they are awarded. The scholarships are to be applied to tuition and books.
The Clifford & Gladys Ellerbrook Ender Nursing Scholarship was established to help ensure that nursing care needs of the residents of Dearborn and Ohio counties are satisfied. The scholarship provides financial assistance to help individuals receive adequate education and training to meet the nursing care needs of the two counties. This scholarship opportunity is open to students who reside in Dearborn County and who are pursuing a diploma program, such as LPN, RN or the equivalent from an accredited institution. Up to $5,000 in scholarships are available.
The Lehner Women Empowering Women Scholarship was established by DCF through its Women Empowering Women Program – aimed at empowering women of all ages. The scholarship is designed to help a non-traditional female student who has not had the opportunity to attend college or to complete her post-secondary education started previously in life. One scholarship up to $500 will be awarded. The scholarship may be applied to tuition, books and required fees.
The scholarship formerly known as the Women Empowering Women Scholarship was renamed in 2018 in honor of one of DCF’s founders and the original attorney, Lisa DeHart Lehner, who announced her retirement from her legal practice to pursue another business interest. Lehner’s parents, Diana Lehner and the late Charles Lehner also have had a significant impact on the Foundation and particularly the Women Empowering Women program.

UPDATE: State Road 48 Reopens After Repairs Made to Downed Wires
Shady Nook Care Center's Bike Night Returns Next Week
End of an Era: Margaret Mary Health Releases Tribute Video Ahead of Move to New Hospital
Whiskey City Summer Fest to Feature The Grascals, Darryl Worley
Health and Community Resource Fair Set for August 19 in Vevay
Local Foster Parent Teams with Greendale Police for Brave Buddy Bags Initiative


