The Copper Key Scholarship Promise opens doors for talented middle school students with financial need, keeping them on track for success.

 

Sixth- and seventh-grade students are selected as Copper Key Scholars and awarded a fully paid post-secondary scholarship. Throughout middle and high school, the scholars and their parents are supported by House of Hope and Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County programs for everything from mentoring to meals to counseling services.

After the student graduates from high school they are encouraged throughout college with guidance from Nina Haven Scholarship mentors. Upon graduation from their post-secondary school, the student becomes a member of the Nina Haven Circle of Scholars and a Copper Key alumnus, gaining a life-long community of support.

 

To see if your child is eligible for a Copper Key Scholarship Promise, please contact The Community Foundation at 772-288-3795 or click here to contact us on our website.   

 

 

 

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