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Founded in 1965 as a Christian service organization, Associated Women for Harding (AWH) has a rich heritage in providing need-based scholarships for freshman men and women at Harding. Each year, volunteers throughout the country work together on numerous projects to fund these scholarships. Scholarship applications are available online at: www.harding.edu/awh. Deadline for the AWH Scholarship is May 1.
Paving the Way…
AWH offers many opportunities to honor or remember our loved ones and show our appreciation. Our brick project, which is located in the center of the front lawn by the flagpole, makes a great gift. Purchase a brick for $125. Call 501-279-4060.
Purpose
- To support Harding University in all her needs.
- To help promote the highest advantages in physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual education for every student of Harding University.
- To promote a clear understanding of Christian education.
- To foster a spirit of friendship among the women who are interested in the development of Christian education.
- To raise funds for the AWH Freshmen Need-Based Scholarship Fund.
How Can I Help?
- Pray for God’s blessings upon Harding and for our many dedicated volunteers.
- Choose a membership level and pay your dues.
- Organize and participate in fundraisers in your community.
- Host a dinner or event with alumni and friends to promote Harding to prospective students.
- Start an AWH chapter in your community.
- Purchase bricks for memorials and gifts of honor.
- Donate items for e-Bay.
- Purchase Harding cookbooks, throws, knives, prints and other products for gifts.
- Make a donation to the AWH Scholarship Fund.
- Recommend students for the AWH Scholarship.
Forms
AWH Scholarship Application Freshman xls (2 pages see tabs at bottom)
AWH Scholarship Application Continuing xlsx (2 pages see tabs at bottom)
Print out or save on your computer and complete, send completed applications to:
AWH, Box 10768, Searcy, AR 72149
or email to mdugan@harding.edu
