Scholarships & Named Endowments

This scholarship was established by an anonymous donor from the TG class of 1989. It was established in loving memory of classmates from the class of 1989 who have passed away. This renewable scholarship will be awarded to four students from the class of 2028 who have a strong desire to attend TG as exhibited by their completion of an essay.
 

Past parents of four Totino-Grace alumni, who attended St. Vincent’s Catholic School, established this application-based scholarship to be awarded to a freshman who graduated from St. Vincent’s and displays characteristics of “Agape” love - spreading generosity and compassion throughout the Totino-Grace community.

Past parents and current parishioners of St. Raphael’s established this application based scholarship to be awarded to two 9th graders who graduated from St. Raphael’s and displays characteristics of “Agape” love - spreading generosity and compassion throughout the Totino-Grace community.

Established by his parents, James and Theresa, this application-based financial aid scholarship is awarded to St. Odilia School graduates who display characteristics lived by Brian ‘05 - kindness, altruistic/selflessness, compassion, humanitarian, leadership passion and humbleness. The recipients may reapply each year for the award.

Donate To The Brian Hara Legacy Scholarship

Totino-Grace High School is proud to have received funds from our former President Milton Barker’s family and friends upon Brother Milton’s passing on January 3, 2020. Brother Milton served the Totino-Grace community in various roles beginning in 1970. His longest serving role was as president from 1987 to 2011 and then as assistant to the president from 2011-2015. The disbursements from the fund are directed to those families that need general financial assistance.  

Donate To The Br. Milton Barker Scholarship

Established in 2022 by an anonymous alum from the class of 1989, this need-based scholarship assists students who meet financial aid guidelines and are active in athletics and co-curricular activities.

This scholarship was founded by Ron and Jane Neus, parents of Dan Neus ‘84, to honor their son who was a victim of an unsolved homicide in 1996 while walking in Golden Valley, MN. The scholarship provides tuition assistance to deserving students.

This fund is dedicated to supporting the students and educators within the Industrial Arts programs at Totino-Grace High School. Each year, a grant is provided to the Industrial Arts program to enhance the student experience. The Industrial Arts Endowment was established many, many years ago and has been making a positive impact ever since.

Totino-Grace High School is proud to have received memorial gifts in honor of Kathleen Murphy, principal of the school from 1974-2004, when she passed away in 2005. Donors are encouraged to contribute gifts of any amount to this fund that provides general financial assistance to students.

This need-based endowment fund was established by Brother Milton Barker, CSB, his siblings - Ron and Jerilyn, and Don and Diane, Linda and Robert, Edward and Barbara, faculty and friends in memory of their parents - Milton and Stella Barker. Stella was a longtime member of the kitchen staff at Totino-Grace High School. 

This fund is currently being built by Steve and Cindy Johnson, in honor of their son, Parker ‘05, who tragically died in 2018, to provide assistance to financially challenged students who have a love for TG, their fellow students and soccer.

This application-based financial aid award assists two freshman students each year who have demonstrated true talent that is inspiration to others. The freshman who receive the award may reapply each year until they graduate. The scholarship funds were contributed by Yvette and Jamie Woell, and family and friends after the untimely passing of Rachel on September 26, 2014.  

Donate To The
Rachel Woell Scholarship

This scholarship will be awarded to four students from families whose parent(s) do not have a four-year college degree, have demonstrated financial need for tuition assistance (TADS application must be on file), and the potential to excel academically.