Scott Hannah Memorial Scholarship

Just months after his victory over cancer, Scott Hannah was found murdered in his home on November 27th, 2022. He was a 2013 graduate of Southeastern High School in South Charleston, Ohio. He was a member of the Marching Band, FCCLA, and the Track and Cross Country teams where his 5K record stands to this day! He was altogether a fun-loving, creative spirit who played piano, wrote music, and worked as a videographer.

A large part of Scott's legacy was his time serving with his friend as National Spokespeople for the Great American NO BULL Challenge. Together, they were known as the "No Bull Guys." They spent years traveling the country and speaking at events and assemblies about bullying. Through these early ventures, he earned many awards and accolades, including the Prudential Spirit of Community Award and the Megan Meier Foundation Memorial Scholarship for those who speak out against bullying in their communities.

Scott was a loving son, brother, grandson, uncle, & friend. He never knew a stranger, loved to make people laugh, and was a friend to all. To this day, friends and family hear stories of his positive impact on everyone he met.

In his memory, we're partnering with the 4H Foundation to reward others who serve their communities. For scholarship details, you can follow the link below.

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"Nobody is guaranteed a tomorrow. So make the best of today and make yesterday a lesson learned. Find the people who are going to accept who you are. Cherish the things around you and don't take anything for granted. Never pass up an opportunity to tell someone you care, because that could be the only thing positive that person hears all day. If you see someone struggling, help them. If you do something wrong, take responsibility and apologize. Leave bad times in the past. Everyone has bad days. You just have to stay strong and have faith. Together we can change the world. So hold on to tomorrow and let's see what happens." - Scott Hannah