2023 Recipients | Scholarship Details
Since its inception, the FRSA Educational & Research Foundation has awarded more than $370,000 in scholarships. The Scholarship Program is available to assist FRSA members and their families, along with employees (and their families) of member companies.
Members, Employees and their families who plan to pursue post-secondary education in college or vocational programs on a full-time or part-time basis are eligible for the merit-based scholarships. The criteria for selecting scholarship recipients include but are not limited to: Academic achievement; leadership and participation in school and community activities; honors; work experience; education and career goals.
Download: Academic Application | Trade School Application
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Cole Hepworth |
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Kaylee Murray |
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Leslie Sims |
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Rylee Rauktis |
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Morgan Curry |
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Daniella Masso |
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Jorge Rodriguez |
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Simon Scott |
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Emma Crutchfield |
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Cecilia Reboredo |
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Sarah Reboredo |
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William Ostrum |
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Emma Ostrum |
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Paige Bankston |
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Kathleen Kennedy |
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Jessica Borowski |
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Mason Swetz |
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Tanner Templeton |
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Luke Stersic |
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Emma Toohey |
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William Kemp |
Caroline Belcher |
We love hearing from our past scholarship recipients about how the FRSA Educational & Research Foundation scholarship has impacted their lives:
"I was a scholarship recipient for 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. I wanted to reach out to FRSA and thank them for all the support throughout my college career and wanted to let everyone know that I am now working as a claims adjuster for Olympus Insurance and handling their roofing claims. I never expected to get into the insurance field but once I started interning in the homeowner's unit, I knew I wanted to be a part of it. I owe a large amount of my success in this field thus far, to the influences and the support of the FRSA." - Elizabeth Wieland
"First and foremost, it is such a great honor to be involved with an organization that places such a priority on the roofing industry's future. With two scholarships from the Educational and Research Foundation, I have been able to meet and excel in my academic career and goals.” - Taylor Kennedy
"The FRSA Educational and Research Foundation’s acceptance of all ages made it possible for me to attend Mary Baldwin College at 14 years old. The generosity and support of the FRSA Educational Foundation has helped me to grow in immeasurable ways as a student at Mary Baldwin College." - Allie Brown
If you have questions about the scholarship program or application, please contact John Hellein at 800-767-3772, ext. 123 or john@floridaroof.com.
FRSA members, employees, and their families who plan to pursue post -secondary education in college or vocational programs on a full-time or part-time basis are eligible for the merit-based scholarships.
The criteria for selecting scholarship recipients include but are not limited to:
Scholarship recipients will receive funding for full-time study at an accredited post-secondary institution. The amount awarded and number of scholarships distributed is based on funding available in any given year. Previous award recipients may reapply as long as they have maintained a 3.0 GPA (or the equivalent). Awards are granted without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender, disability, or national origin.
Download: Academic Application | Trade School Application
Interested students must complete a scholarship application for either the undergraduate/ graduate studies program or the vocational/technical school program. Completed applications and all required materials (official transcripts, letter of recommendation) must be received by or on the deadline date of March 15, 2023. Applicants are responsible for gathering and submitting all necessary information. Since applicants are evaluated on the information supplied, questions must be answered as completely as possible. All information received will be kept confidential.