In celebration of the firm’s 40th anniversary, Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison established a renewable, need-based Scholarship Fund at The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, Inc. The foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that focuses expressly on charitable, educational, and public improvement initiatives. The firm hosted a reception to meet the first scholarship recipient, Finn Pritchett. Finn and their family met attorneys and professional staff and enjoyed learning more about the firm. Beginning in Fall 2023, Finn will attend Belmont University.

Our scholarship supports students pursuing two- or four-year degrees or enrolling in a technical school program, community college, or university. The foundation selects the scholarship recipient with final authority at its Board of Directors’ discretion. Candidates with limited monetary resources and access to advancement are often recipients, as the scholarship intends to balance merit and financial need.

The SRVH Scholarship Program exemplifies our sense of social responsibility through tangible action and the spirit of giving in a meaningful and measurable way that furthers society and promotes optimism and progressive change. Learn more here.