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King Law college scholarships provide support for local high school seniors pursuing higher education. Founded in 2017 by the firm’s partners, the program reflects our commitment to investing in our communities and inspiring the next generation of professionals. Each year, King Law awards scholarships to seniors accepted to college. Applicants submit an essay, and recipients are chosen based on their academic goals, career plans, and creative writing.
In 2017 King Law Gives Back awarded two scholarships totaling $2,000. The first two recipients of King Law Gives Back were Mr. Caleb Hill of Rutherfordton, North Carolina and Mr. Jay Wilson of Shelby, North Carolina. In addition, these young men were also given the opportunity of a one-week King Law internship the summer before they began college.
In an ever-changing world, the only constant seems to be change. At King Law we are tremendously excited about being in “growth mode”- geographically, personnel-wise, practice area, and community investment. King Law looks to grow King Law Gives Back- A Scholarship Program in the years to come by extending this opportunity to students across North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina, and Eastern Tennessee.
Jay Wilson (Cleveland County, NC)
Caleb Hill (Rutherford County, NC)
Molly Vanhoy (Catawba County, NC)
Andrew Patrick (Catawba County, NC)
Collin Kotek (Lincoln County, NC)
Hannah McGill (Greenville County, SC)
Allison Roper (Burke County, NC)
Madison Sutton (Henderson County, NC)
Georgian Martinez (Arden, NC)
Riché Putnam (Cornelius, NC)
Caroline Exum (Inman, SC)
Andrew Tharrington (Cleveland County, NC)
Kinsley Nicholson (Greenville County, SC)
Cobie Willis (Haywood County, NC)
Parth Patel (Cherokee County, SC)
Addison Carnow (Mecklenburg County, NC)
Kaylann Pond (Cleveland County, NC)
Lydia Berger (Forsyth County, NC)
Jordyn McCollim (Rutherford County, NC)
Anna Pilton (Greenville County, SC)
Karsyn Osborn (Catawba County, NC)
Callie Garren (Transylvania County, NC)
Shane Roth (Spartanburg County, NC)King Law Gives Back is offering scholarship opportunities to recognize outstanding leadership in young people and help students reach their academic goals. Three $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to a North Carolina, South Carolina, or Tennessee graduating high school senior.
Application Deadline: March 31, 2026, 5:00 PM
To be considered for a King Law Gives Back scholarship you must complete each field and submit a personal essay (300+ word count).
Essay Topic: “Small towns. Big relationships.” Describe what this phrase means to you. How does it apply to your life?
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