Shamrock Cares Scholarship Program
Shamrock Strives to Inspire Future Generations
Are you or someone you know a high school graduate pursuing higher education? Shamrock Roofing and Construction is offering a $1,000 scholarship to an eligible incoming college freshman for the fall 2025 semester. Check out our past recipients featured below.
We’re thrilled to announce the application process for the Fall 2025 Shamrock Cares Community Scholarship will open on January 1st, 2025. All applications must be submitted by the deadline of April 30th, 2025. After the application deadline, all submissions will be reviewed and the winner will be announced by May 30th, 2025.
Requirements for applicants:
Tell us a little about yourself, where you are from, and what your plans are for college! (BIO or CV a “plus”)
- Must be a 2024-25 high school graduate
- Must hold a grade point average of 2.5 or higher
- Must submit an essay of at least 1,000 words
- Must document volunteering with a photo
All scholarship applicants are instructed to engage in an activity that aids the community. It can be as simple as cleaning up a neighborhood park, volunteering time at a non-profit organization, or even helping out a friend or stranger in need.
When documenting the volunteer work, we ask for photos and the contact information of the person or organization you served. The 1,000-word essay should be about furthering your vision for your future and about your education. We’d love to know how your desired field of study will open up new opportunities to make a difference in the community and even the world.
Shamrock Roofing Celebrates Students Who Give Back
Our mission with the Shamrock Cares Scholarship Program is to inspire future generations to find ways to serve their communities. We value our community and believe in giving back. Therefore Shamrock Roofing loves to see young people doing the same. We will celebrate with you on the winner announcement day, May 30th, 2025.
Submit Your Application to Shamrock Today!
Congratulations to Our Past Scholarship Recipients
Angel Peterson
Shamrock Roofing wishes Angel a great year at the University of Alabama!
Allie Kohl
College Olivet Nazarene University
Major: Social Work & Criminal Justice
Statement: “I will be paying my own way through college. I currently work while attending college and plan to continue throughout my education. My mantra has become Roy T. Bennett’s famous quote, “If you care about something enough, you’ll find a way to make it happen.”
Evan Kniffen
Texas A&M University
Major: Engineering & Mathematics
Statement: “Leadership sets apart those who write from those who are written. I plan to major in Engineering concentrating in Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics at Texas A&M University, hopefully going to Princeton for my Master’s degree in mathematics soon after; this cannot be done without an intense love of learning. I hope to spread this love of learning from College Station to Newark.”
Natasha Groves
NOVA Community College
Major: Mathematics
Statement: “I plan to attend the University of Virginia this fall and pursue a degree in math. I love learning new things, including different recipes for cooking and crochet patterns. But also, I enjoy learning about math, biology, and physics. To me, these subjects are very complicated yet fascinating. Also, I really enjoy developing research projects. Last year, I interned at a university and created a mathematical dance project that was mentored by a professor. My abstract for this project was published on the GMU Journal of Student Research page.”
Maximilian J Clemente
The Catholic University of America
Major: Architecture and Civil Engineering
Statement: “I am excited to gain further knowledge, apply my skills, and lead others in hopes of one day owning my own residential construction business. I also plan to stay involved in St. Vincent de Paul. However, in the future I hope to be able to contribute as a donor and serve as a leader in the organization to help those in need be able to afford their housing payments. Service to me is not a choice but a privilege. If I wish to expect or receive anything from the community I live in, then I have to give back something in return. The ability to help solve the affordable housing crisis in my community would contribute to a more positive and stable environment for all of my neighbors.”
Caitlin James
Clemson University
Major: Engineering
Statement: “I have had to adapt and change to meet each group’s dynamics, and have learned how to bring my strengths to the table. My podcast group ended up winning “Best High School Podcast” two years in a row at the national Intercollegiate Broadcasting Systems awards in NYC. My childhood experiences, combined with my classes and work experience, have prepared me for a professional career. My goal is to be a successful engineer and to use that career to benefit others.”