Supporting Academic and Vocational Students
About the Fund
This scholarship program was established by Titonian Wallace Sr.
A comprehensive overview of the Black Advisory Business Council Scholarship Fund, including its history, mission, scholarship criteria, long-term fundraising goals, and the broad community benefits of supporting Black students in Hillsboro. This packet is ideal for donors, sponsors, and community partners who want in-depth insight into the fund’s vision and impact.
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Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum 3.0 GPA
- Demonstrated financial need
- At least 1 month of paid work experience
- Preference for first-generation college attendees
Fund Goal
- Attain $25,000 within 2 years for full scholarship funding
- Establish a permanent endowment status to sustain scholarships indefinitely
- Continue fundraising efforts to support ongoing scholarships long term and raise $250,000
A general donor information sheet highlighting the mission, short-term and long-term goals, and community impact of the BABC Scholarship Fund. This document explains the scholarship’s focus on supporting Black high school seniors pursuing college or vocational training, with clear details on tax-deductible giving options and how donor contributions help build a lasting legacy. Click the link to open.
An overview for major donors interested in making a lasting impact on Black students in Hillsboro. This document outlines naming opportunities for contributions of $25,000 or more, flexible multi-year giving plans, and how corporate donors can create a legacy of educational empowerment and community growth through the BABC Scholarship Fund. Click the link to open.
Friday, November 28th 8am-7pm
2024 Inaugural BABC Scholarship Award Recipients- $2000 each
Janya Anderson
Janya Anderson, a 2024 Hillsboro High School graduate, was awarded the Black Advisory Business Council Scholarship as part of the fund’s inaugural year. She is now attending Spelman College, majoring in Biochemistry.
Janya’s academic excellence and dedication stood out among many strong applicants. Her passion for science and commitment to leadership represent exactly what the BABC Scholarship Fund is meant to support.
We were proud to have Janya speak at the 2024 Washington County Juneteenth Celebration, where she shared her gratitude and excitement for her next chapter.
“The scholarship committee and I were highly impressed with each applicant this year. Janya really stood out to us and exemplified all the qualities of excellence the Black Advisory Business Council Scholarship Award represents,” said Titonian Wallace Sr.
Janya’s story highlights the lasting community impact made possible by donor support and student ambition.
Jordan Johnson
Jordan Johnson, a 2024 Century High School graduate, was selected as one of the first Black Advisory Business Council Scholarship recipients. He is now attending Pacific University, majoring in Kinesiology on a Pre-Med track.
Jordan’s resilience and focus, especially in overcoming physical challenges, reflect the qualities the BABC Scholarship Fund was created to support.
“The BABC made this process go as smoothly as possible, and I am forever grateful for the empathy and compassion they continue to show me,” Jordan shared.
“The scholarship committee and I were highly impressed with Jordan’s perseverance and commitment to his education. He truly embodies the qualities of excellence the Black Advisory Business Council Scholarship Award represents,” said Titonian Wallace Sr.
Jordan’s journey is a true example of determination and leadership, showing the lasting impact of community investment in education.
Benefits of Donating
- Financial contributions are tax-deductible
- Supports Black high school seniors in Hillsboro
- Helps build a stronger, more diverse local workforce
- Creates a lasting community legacy
- Contributes to equity in education and career development
