Hamilton Youth Foundation

WHAT DO WE DO?

The purpose of this foundation, which was started in 1992, is to ”Educate, support, and promote youth who live in our trade area and are involved in agriculture and natural resource endeavors”.

Listed below are the ways the Foundation has chosen to invest in the youth of our Trade Area since 1992:

  • $6,355 has gone for Okanogan County annual 4H achievement pins 4H Leadership grants
  • A total of $ 22,935 has been invested in miscellaneous grants to individuals and groups for many worthwhile projects that have benefited many in Okanogan County
  • A total of $ 296,523 has been invested in the market stock sales at the Okanogan, Chelan, and Ferry County Fairs
  • Over $2,855 has been loaned out at NO INTEREST to youth wanting help in buying animals to raise for the Fair, and all loans have been paid back
  • 68 - $500 scholarships, 50 - $800 scholarships, 37 - $1,000 scholarships and 16 - $1,500 scholarships have been awarded and paid to local youth to further their education at Vocational Colleges, Junior Colleges, and 4-Year Universities ($135,000 in Total).

Since 1992, the Hamilton Youth Foundation has invested $ 467,201 in the youth of Okanogan, Ferry, Douglas and Chelan Counties. The HYF Board of Directors think the return on that investment to the communities involved has been fantastic and will continue to grow because our children are our future!

To apply for our Hamilton Youth Foundation Scholarship, click the button below.

APPLICATIONS

At the Hamilton Youth Foundation we have a number of initiaives that you can apply for.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

A Board of Directors represents a broad spectrum of our Trade Area agriculture and vocational education. Members serve on a voluntary basis for 3-year terms and the current members are:

Conor Hamilton – sales manager for MGH Equipment from Okanogan

Jerry Asmussen - a cattle rancher from Tonasket

Kyle Acord – a teacher from Carlton

Laurie Meyers – retired KOA Owner from Winthrop

Brandi Townsend – part of a cattle and wheat ranching family from Okanogan

Julie Pyper – Grant County PUD, from Ephrata (1997 Scholarship Recipient)

Kevin Amsden - a Vocational Ag teacher at Manson High School

Noreen Olma - part of a cattle ranching family and North Valley Hospital lab supervisor from Tonasket

Chuck Goldmark – a cattle and wheat rancher from Okanogan (2006 Scholarship Recipient)

Greg Hamilton (Chairman) - owner of MGH Equipment Okanogan

ADDRESS

PO BOX 1750 OKANOGAN, WA 98840

(509) 322.2713
www.antoniocarrarous.com
greg@antoniocarrarous.com