Scholarship Program

It is with great sadness that we share that Bill Holladay passed away on Friday, March 22, 2024.

He was a wonderful friend and neighbor, leading the neighborhood association through several terms and setting up the scholarship program to support local high school artists as they pursue higher education. He is gone far too early. The details regarding visitation and funeral arrangements are in the link below

https://www.pearsonfuneralhome.com/m/obituaries/Kirby-Holladay/Memories

In lieu of flowers, the family encourages expressions of sympathy through donations to Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) or the St. James Court Art Show Scholarship Fund

Checks may be made in honor of Bill Holladay to the St James Charitable Fund and sent to President, St James Court Association c/o Cindee Rapp, 1453 St James Court, Louisville, KY 40208.

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2023 St. James Court Scholarship Foundation’s HS Scholarship Competition
Schneider Hall Visual Arts Galleries | University of Louisville

We are excited to have once again hosted the St. James Court Scholarship Foundation’s HS Scholarship Competition.

Open to area HS students pursuing a degree in Fine Arts, the competition offers students a chance at a scholarship to attend the University of Louisville. This is the 51st year since the first scholarship was awarded by the St. James Court Association and it continues to grow to help young adults achieve their goals in the arts.

The St. James Court Association established the scholarships in 1978 with one $1,000 art scholarship. In 1981 a $500 scholarship was added, and in 1985 a third scholarship was started thanks to contribution from the Fourth Street Association. Since 1978, more than half a million dollars in scholarships has been awarded to high school art students.

Congrats to this year’s winners:

Eleanor Nance (Anna) Cohen – Dupont Manual
Eunice Fanai – Ballard
Alina Saitova – Dupont Manual

Each person received a $15,000 award for a total of $45,000.