Dependent children of Roseburg Forest Products employees apply for a need-based scholarship to support associate, bachelor's, or technical degree studies.
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Get matched →The Ford Sons and Daughters Program, established in 1995 by Kenneth Ford, encourages Roseburg Forest Products employees' children to develop their potential through continuing education.
Each year, up to 10% of eligible candidates receive scholarships. Awardees attending a two-year college or program full time receive $3,000 each academic year. Awardees attending a four-year college or program full time receive $5,000 each academic year.
Applicants may also apply for the Ford Scholars Program, but a separate application and additional documentation will be required. If selected for both, you must choose one scholarship. FAFSA is not required but encouraged for other financial aid opportunities.
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