Annual dues for membership in the WHCA are $20.00. To join the WHCA or renew your membership, you may pay online using PayPal (a PayPal account is not required) or print and mail this form along with a check.

Please note that internet dues payments and scholarship contributions must be made separately.

Please feel free to attend our Association Board of Directors' meetings. The Board meets the second Thursday of each month at the Metrum Credit Union* at 7:00 PM. See the Community Events page for more information.

*The Metrum Credit Union is located at 6980 S. Holly Circle. Directions from I-25 are west on Arapahoe Rd to Holly. South on Holly to S. Holly Circle. Follow Holly Circle to nearly its end to the Metrum building. Google Map

The Walnut Hills Scholarship Program

was started in 1972 by the Walnut Hills Women�s Club with profits from holiday sales. In 1984, after an absence of several years, Diane Graham reestablished the scholarship program as an independent organization. Profits from the Walnut Hills Newsletter advertising and contributions from the Walnut Hills Civic Association support the program. She also received approval for the Walnut Hills Scholarship Fund to be a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization.

Starting In 2000, due to contributions directly received from the residents and continued support from the Newsletter and the Civic Association, the amount of the scholarships was significantly increased. In 2004 a Scholarship Board composed of John Fuller, Diane Graham, Jean Olson, and Joan Rowe was established with John serving as the Chair. Eric Schultz later replaced Jean Olson.

The Board meets annually to determine the amount of the scholarships based on the amount received from the residents, the Newsletter and the Civic Association. The Board also approves the application and criteria for selection of scholarship winners.

Applications for the scholarships are available from the Post Graduate Center at Cherry Creek High School or from the Chair of the Scholarship committee in January of the student�s senior year in high school. All Walnut Hills high school seniors that have been residents of Walnut Hills for two or more years are eligible.

The scholarship winners are determined by a selection committee independent of the Board, the Newsletter and the Civic Association.

Between 1972 and 2011, 114 Walnut Hills Seniors have received a total of $124,700 in scholarships.

For further information or questions about the Walnut Hills Scholarship Program, contact: John Fuller -303-771-2838 or e-mail: jfuller@du.edu.

To contribute, you may donate online using PayPal (a PayPal account is not required) or print and mail this form along with a check.