Allfirst Memorial Scholarship
The Allfirst Memorial Scholarship was generously established by Allfirst LLC to support students with their educational goals. The scholarship is open to most students; however, preference will be given to employees and employee family members of Allfirst LLC.
Award Criteria
To be considered for this scholarship, an applicant must:
- Be a graduating high school senior (public, private, or home school), or be enrolled (full-time or part-time) in an institute of higher learning (college or trade school).
- Plan to enroll (or continue enrollment) in college or trade school in the fall, with the intent of pursuing a college degree or accredited trade school certification.
- Have participated in school and/or community activities, or have held a job.
Preference will be given to employees or employee family members of Allfirst LLC.
Scholarship Application, Deadline, and Submission Instructions
The Allfirst Memorial Scholarship utilizes the Suffolk Foundation’s common scholarship application form, which opens online in February 2026. The application must be submitted online before the deadline of 11:59 pm [date to be determined]. For more information, contact the Foundation staff at office@suffolkfoundation.
Awardees
2025: Kaylee Roggie, Virginia Peninsula Community College; Sophie Crawford, Suffolk Christian Academy 2024: Kaylee Roggie, Peninsula Catholic High School
2023: Cale Roggie, George Mason University
2022: Rachel Iman, Longwood University
2021: Rachel Iman, Longwood University; Emma McIntyre, Grassfield High School
2019: Andrea Crawford, Penn Foster College; Kiley Bartholomew, Lynchburg College
2018: Sadie Fillhart, Windsor High School
2017: AnMarie Evans, Old Dominion University; Katherine Cospelich, Penn Foster College; Kiley Bartholomew, Lynchburg College
2016: Sydney Gay, Longwood University; Kaitlyn Evans, Virginia Commonwealth University