EDDLEMAN – MCFARLAND FUND
The Eddleman – McFarland Fund is a charitable trust created by F. Hays McFarland and Carrie Eddleman McFarland under the direction of St. Andrew's Church to benefit local day care facilities and to aid young men and women who are residents of either Parker or Tarrant County to secure an undergraduate education or vocational training.

EDDLEMAN – MCFARLAND SCHOLARSHIPS
The Eddleman-McFarland Scholarships are available for all fields of undergraduate study for high School seniors or full time college students up to age 30, who are enrolling at an accredited Texas college, university, or trade school, who are U.S. citizens, and who have been residents of Parker or Tarrant County, Texas for at least one year prior to college. Selections are based primarily on financial need. Ability and good character are also considered.

Additional information and applications are available each year from January 1st to March 15th by writing, calling, or emailing: edd-mcfarlandschol@st-andrew.com

MCFARLAND DAY NURSERY FUND
McFarland Day Nursery Fund provides scholarships to  local day care nurseries for underprivileged children to attend and contributes to the support, maintenance, development and improvement of these facilities.  Grant decisions are made annually in the fall of each year.

Additional information is available for day nursery organizations by calling or writing to:

McFarland Day Nursery
917 Lamar Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
817-870-2036

LAFFERTY -  FOUST EDUCATIONAL FUND
The Rose Lafferty - Foust Educational Fund is a charitable trust created to award scholarships and educational grants to young men and women who are residents in either Erath or Tarrant Counties. These awards shall be given to assist individuals up to the age of 40 in obtaining undergraduate education in all fields of study or vocational training at accredited schools within the state of Texas The applicant must be a US citizen and have resided in Tarrant or Erath Counties for at least one year prior to application.

The criteria for receiving educational grants include demonstrating ability sufficient for the proposed course of study or training. Good character and financial need are given strong consideration. The grants are administered on a nonsectarian basis without distinction or preference b because of race, religion or sex.

Additional information and applications are available each year beginning January 1st by writing, calling, or e-mailing: lafferty-foust@st-andrew.com. Deadline for submitting completed application to Lafferty - Foust office is March 1st.