
Scholarships
The Foundation's Purpose
To promote, support, encourage and foster activities, programs and events that are reflective of the western way of life.
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Caldwell Western Heritage Foundation was established to (1) promote and enhance traditional western activities, including rodeos; (2) aid and assist college students having an interest in farm, livestock, agriculture, and western cultural events through financial scholarships to be awarded on a non-discriminatory basis; (3) aid and assist the community by sponsoring and supporting events and activities designed to foster an appreciation for the western way of life, patriotism and good citizenship; (4) establish, aid or assist other organizations or corporations in the advancement of the charitable purposes of the Corporation.
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The Caldwell Western Heritage Foundation was established in 2004 and is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All Rights Reserved.



4-H & FFA Support
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Investing in our youth is a big part of what we do. Local 4-H and FFA Livestock auctions give us a platform to reward the hours of hard work they’ve put into their project animals.
Supporting Local Rodeo
Caldwell Night Rodeo is proud to support two local college rodeo programs that make their homes within hours of our own arena.
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Treasure Valley Community College is a top choice for high school graduates looking to continue their rodeo growth before entering in the PRCA. TVCC is located in Ontario, Oregon and has both a men’s and women’s rodeo team. They compete each year with a large representative at the College National Finals Rodeo in June.
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College of Southern Idaho, located in Twin Falls, Idaho also boasts both a men’s and women’s rodeo team competing at high levels in the Pacific Northwest. CSI-Rodeo has a steady reputation of bringing regional trophies back to our great state.