304 River Road, Columbia, TN  38401                            
Phone:  931.381.5556    E-Mail:  SMTAR@realtracs.com                
Office Hours: 8:30am - 4:00pm, Monday - Friday                    




Scholarship Fund

2010 Scholarship WINNERS have been selected!

Special Congratulations to the following exceptional students:

  • Kaitlyn Alexander
    Marshall County High in Lewisburg
  • Megan Beyer
    Forrest High School in Chapel Hill
  • Kenda Dial
    Collinwood High School in Collinwood
  • Brandon Gilbert
    Loretto High School in Leoma
  • Joshua Hard
    Riverside Christian Academy in Fayetteville
  • Laura Hayes
    Columbia Academy in Columbia
  • Savannnah Jenkins
    Giles County High in Pulaski
  • Meagan Woody
    Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe

Scholarship winners will receive a $500 Scholarship to the school of their choice. Congratulations to all winners and thanks so much to all of you who submitted donations to fund this worthy cause!
-----Posted 5/5/2010-----

 

About the Scholarship

SMTAR's Scholarship Foundation raises money each year to help graduating high school seniors pay their expenses to the college of their choice.  This assistance is presented in the form of one or more scholarships and is available to graduating high school seniors whose attend school or live in Giles, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Marshall, Maury, Perry and Wayne Counties.

Primary funding for the scholarship fund comes from monies donated by SMTAR members over the course of the preceding year.  In 2008, three programs were primarily responsible for funding:  the "Dollars for Scholars" and "Go Green" campaigns, as well as a silent auction.

Dollars for Scholars

Dollars for Scholars helps to raise money for the Scholarship Fund straight out of the pockets of members.  A simple donation box is set up at membership events so that attendees can unload whatever loose change might be weighing them down.  This program has successfully collected approximately $75 dollars or more per event.  We realize that this doesn't sound like much, but last year's efforts raised enough money to offer about 3 seperate $500 scholarships.

Golf Tournament

In 2010, the SMTAR Scholarship Foundation is kicking off its first annual Golf Tournament to raise money for the Scholarship Program