About F&V Foundation
The main goals of the F&V Foundation are to support local communities and education, especially in the technical fields.
“Since our inception, F&V has been committed to giving back to the communities where we work and live. It’s simply part of our core values,” said John DeVol, president of F&V. “We also recognize the importance of helping people enter the workforce in technical fields. We are very focused on designing, building, operating, and maintaining infrastructure and caring for the environment, and recognize the need across the industry to attract more people into what can be a very gratifying career. Our staff is always eager to work with students offering real world experience to help them grow and have been able to help many students financially through scholarships and tuition reimbursement.”
The F&V Foundation seeks to promote education in fields related to science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) along with vocational/construction trades. It will perform this function primarily by providing scholarships to students and grants to educational institutions under its scholarship and grant policies.
The F&V Foundation also seeks to benefit and support local communities through its grant program by distributing funds to qualified tax-exempt organizations in support of local community-building projects.
F&V plans to continue to grow the foundation’s endowment for philanthropic giving.
Scholarship Information
Recipients must be:
- Primary or secondary school students
- Undergraduate or graduate students at a college or university who are pursuing studies or conducting research to meet the requirements for an academic or professional degree
- Or Students, whether full-time or part-time, who receive a Scholarship for study at an educational institution that provides an educational program acceptable for full credit toward an associate’s or higher degree, or offers a training program to prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation and is authorized under federal or state law to provide such a program and accredited by a nationally recognized accreditation agency.
Program information may also be provided to educational institutions for distribution to students and prospective students.