Scholarships and Grants
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As part of our community outreach and support of the arts, MVAL awards scholarships and grants each year to local students and Art instructors in the San Gabriel valley. Funds are raised throughout the year through monthly bonus drawings leading up to an annual silent auction and raffle at the June general meeting. Raffles and auction feature member contributed artwork, art supplies, art books and various other relevant donated items. Scholarship forms are due by March 15, 2022.
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MVAL 2024 Scholarships Winner
The Mid Valley Arts League has provided scholarships and grants to high school students and teachers since it began.
This is part of the mission of our organization, to encourage high school students to continue to pursue their interest in fine art by providing scholarships for their college career. Here are a few examples of student work from this year’s scholarship winners.
This is part of the mission of our organization, to encourage high school students to continue to pursue their interest in fine art by providing scholarships for their college career. Here are a few examples of student work from this year’s scholarship winners.
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This year MVAL will be awarding three scholarships to seniors at Maranatha High School who will be pursuing art careers.
Athina Milionis Miko Holman Pyae Phyo May |
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MVAL 2023 Scholarships and Grants
The Mid Valley Arts League has provided scholarships and grants to high school students and teachers since it began.
This is part of the mission of our organization, to encourage high school students to continue to pursue their interest in fine art by providing scholarships for their college career. Here are a few examples of student work from this year’s scholarship winners.
This is part of the mission of our organization, to encourage high school students to continue to pursue their interest in fine art by providing scholarships for their college career. Here are a few examples of student work from this year’s scholarship winners.
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Clay Ngo is an advanced level ceramics student at Pasadena City College. His ceramic structure is entitled “Healing Fantasy.”
Gonzalo Escobar is a Studio Arts major at Pasadena City College. His painting “Halfway There” is oil on canvas, 30" x 40". Hannah Kwok is a Senior at Temple City High School. Her digital image, “Kintsugi”, highlights the beauty and similar cultural celebration between South Asian and Latino culture emphasized in jewelry and hair garments. Mihee Kim is a teacher at Temple City High School and received a grant for art materials. Public schools have suffered from budget cuts so we also encourage teachers to submit grant applications for financial need for their scholastic art programs. This year in addition to providing scholarships to three students whose work appears here, we awarded a grant to a teacher for much needed ceramic supplies. |
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Mid-Valley Arts League stepped up again this year to present two scholarships and three art program grants, in spite of not collecting funds at our monthly meetings. Each school was overjoyed with the amounts provided and the students were thrilled as well.
Scholarship Winners - 2022
We are pleased to let you know that Mid Valley gave two scholarships of $500 each to two students of Temple City High School, Temple City, CA. Please send congratulatory thoughts and wishes to our two scholarship recipients, Sara Yang and Safina Wu.
@Sara Yang
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@Safina Wu
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Recipients of the MVAL School Art Programs Grants
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Three grants to school art programs were also made of $1,000 each.
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Here is a wonderful thank you message from Mahara Sinclaire teacher at PCC :
“I was on campus today and received your kind letter with the generous MVAL grant check. Thank you so very much. I am so excited to get these important art materials to our students. Thanks to you, Serena, and the Mid-Valley Arts League, the students will have a great and productive year ahead of joyful, creative artmaking! |
PCC figure drawing class example
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Arcadia High School ceramics program example
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