Grants & Scholarships
2025 Scholarship Recipients
The 2025 Health Care of Tomorrow Scholarships have been awarded to Claire Metzger, Olivia Feucht, Luca Knoblock, Emma Moller, Arthur Benoit, and Ava Boote.
Claire Metzger, Olivia Feucht, Luca Knoblock and Ava Boote are 2025 graduates of West Lyon High School. Metzger will be studying Nursing at South Dakota State University. Feucht plans to attend the University of South Dakota for Pre-Occupational Therapy. Knoblock will be going to Southeast Technical College with a Nursing major. Boote will be studying Genetics at Northwestern College.
Emma Moller, a graduate of Alcester Hudson High School will study Biology/Pre-Med at Mount Marty University.
Arthur Benoit, a 2024 graduate of Canton High School, continues his Pre-Med education at University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Since 2012, the Canton-Inwood Area Health Foundation has provided $72,000 in scholarships to area students.
2025 Grant Recipients
Canton-Inwood Area Health Foundation is pleased to announce $30,842.50 has been awarded through the Heart of the Community grant program for 2025.
Recipients include Canton United Methodist Church, City of Canton, Inspiration Hills Camp & Retreat Center, Inwood Fire & Rescue, Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center, and The Healing Room.
The Canton United Methodist Church is receiving $1,700.00 to purchase an additional AED for the lower level of their facility to increase response time to patrons.
A $13,423.00 grant is helping the City of Canton to build ADA accessible sidewalks at Kennedy Park.
Inspiration Hills Camp & Retreat Center is being given $5,800.00 to aid in purchasing additional AEDs and safety equipment to cover the expanding campgrounds and facilities.
Inwood Fire & Rescue is receiving $2,960.00 to purchase tables and chairs for the meeting room of their new building, which will be the training space for CPR and other safety classes.
Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center receives $5,000.00 which will help purchase groceries for families in need during the holiday season.
The Healing Room is receiving $1,959.50 to help purchase naloxone and lesson guides.
Canton-Inwood Area Health Foundation has invested over $364,000 in our local communities through the Heart of the Community grant program.
