Member Company Scholarship

Member Company Scholarship by California League of Food Processors

They provide a scholarship program to full-time workers (year-round or seasonal) and their families employed by members of the CLFP Processor and Supplier Host Council in an effort to encourage higher education.

As a small token of our gratitude to those members and their families for supporting this significant industry, we are giving employees and dependents of employees from California member food-processing facilities the chance to win a $500 or $1,000 scholarship to pursue higher education in California.

The scholarships will be distributed as follows: undergraduate students enrolled in four-year accredited California colleges and universities will receive $1,000 scholarships, while students enrolled in two-year accredited California community colleges will receive $500 scholarships.

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Who is Eligible?

Open to all full-time or full-time seasonal employees and their dependents of CLFP Processor and Supplier Host Council members.

  • Must be an undergraduate student entering or attending one of the following:
    • Four year accredited California college/university
    • Two year accredited California community college
  • GPA of 2.5 or higher
  • Graduate students do not qualify for the CLFP Scholarship at this time

Requirements

All applications must be accompanied by the following items:

  • Official, unopened transcripts of student’s most recent two years of study
  • Two letters of recommendation (written and signed within the last twelve months by someone other than a student peer or family member)
  • Official proof of enrollment in an accredited four year California college or university, or an accredited two year California community college
  • Completed and signed application form

Scholarship Criteria

The Executive Committee of the California League of Food Producers will select scholarship recipients in the Fall.

Awards will be decided based on the following criteria:

Grades/Academics20%
Extra-Curricular Activities15%
Work Experience15%
Professional/Career Goals25%
Financial Needs25%

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