2022 PPG Foundation Scholarship Program

PPG launched its scholarship program in partnership with the National Merit® Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) in 1956 as a way to recognize high school students for their hard work and achievements, as well as to support their pursuit of higher education.
Since then, the PPG Foundation has awarded more than 3,000 scholarships to students across the U.S. who are either children of PPG employees or who attend school in communities where PPG has a presence. All PPG Foundation scholarships span up to four years of undergraduate college study, or until undergraduate degree requirements are complete, whichever comes first.
The PPG Foundation Scholarship Program is administered through the National Merit Scholarship Program - the largest, independently financed competition for college undergraduate scholarships in the U.S. All aspects of the selection of winners of the PPG Foundation Scholarship Program and the administration of their awards are handled by NMSC. Scholarship winners are selected by NMSC based on the results of students’ Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®) during their junior year of high school.
See the 2022 scholarship recipients below and click here to learn more about the students.

Zenobia Abudu-Abrams

Faith Andree*

Elise Baumgartner

Arnav Dandu*

Selena Frantz

Rick Gao

Nicholas Gaydos*

Elise Grant*

Erin Haycox*

Lina Huang*

Julia Lingenfelter*

Allison Liu

Allison Love*

Jack McCann*

Bryce Putman

Margaret Rea

Jack Rosenthal

Syed Sajjad

Aastha Singh

Kritika Uprety*

Glen Warren*

Nicholas Wolf

Abhinav Yarlagadda*

Erin Yoo
*Employee-Child Recipient
Additional 2022 winners not pictured above include Morgan Beckler, Lania Brown, Jolie Chen, Tyler Jossart, Megan Kang*, Doyoon Kim, Abhinav Komanduri, Richard Liu, Giovanna Nkwenti, and Peyton Youth. Congratulations to all of these outstanding scholars!
Click here (PDF) for the 2021 employee-child scholarship recipients.
PPG Canada Scholars
In addition to the PPG Foundation scholarships, PPG Canada has also awarded scholarships annually since 2013 through Scholarship Partners Canada, a division of Universities Canada. The program was established in recognition of the increasing need for a highly trained workforce in Canadian industry, business and community life. In 2022, four scholarships were awarded to assist children of PPG Canada employees in their efforts to obtain a university or college education.

Kaitlyn Bennett*

Jack Cooney*

Jacqueline Fisher*
*Employee-Child Recipient
Not pictured: Jaeden Loughlean-Phillips*