MCCU Scholarships
At MCCU, we’re proud to support the next generation by investing in their educational goals. Each year, we award scholarships to graduating high school seniors planning to attend a college, university, trade, or technical school in the United States.
Whether you're pursuing a degree, learning a trade, or advancing your skills, MCCU is here to help you take the next step toward a bright future.
Congratulations to our 2025 scholarship recipients!
- Landen Burger – Marshall High School
- Ledger Dale – Marshall High School
- Ivan Egnatuk – Marshall High School
- Addyson Groeneveld – Homeschool
- Andrew Larson – Marshall High School
- Elizabeth London – Olivet High School
- Dominic Lowrie – Harper Creek High School
- Rachel Luzadder – Marshall High School
- Johnathan Meyer – Marshall High School
- Amelia Monaweck – Marshall High School
- Margaret Rodgers – Homeschool
- Claire Settineri – Marshall High School
- Arabella Stanley – Harper Creek High School
- Isabel Taft – Harper Creek High School
MCCU Mini-Grants
MCCU offers grants to assist school personnel dedicated to the challenging task of educating children.
Our mini-grant program is available to teachers and faculty in K-12 schools within the following counties: Barry, Branch, Calhoun, Eaton, Hillsdale, Jackson, Kalamazoo, and St. Joseph.
Applicants do not need to be MCCU members to apply for or receive grant funding.
Mini-grants are limited to a maximum of $750 per faculty member per school year.
Grant requests will be reviewed and approved by the MCCU’s Marketing Department every two months.
Mini-Grant Schedule:
- January 15th – March 15th- Decision made by April 1st.
- End of school year – September 15th- Decision made by October 1st.
- September 15th – November 15th- Decision made by December 1st.
- November 15th – January 15th- Decision made by February 1st.
*If the 1st falls on a weekend, applicant will be contacted the following Monday.