Empowering Communities Through Support and Giving Back

We believe in the power of philanthropy to create lasting change. By supporting meaningful causes and giving back, we help build stronger, more resilient communities for a better tomorrow.
At Corridor Development, we believe in building more than just spaces—we build strong, thriving communities. Through meaningful donations, we proudly support worthy organizations that make a difference in the lives of those around us. Whether it's funding local education initiatives, aiding charitable programs, or contributing to environmental preservation efforts, our commitment to giving back reflects our dedication to shaping a brighter future. By fostering connection and opportunity, Corridor Development continues to invest in the well-being and growth of the communities we serve.

Corridor Development has made donations to local schools for sports, such as basketball and lacrosse, and recently sponsored the 2024 Pryder Cup golf tournament that directly supports individuals with disabilities through Gabba Camp, a four-season retreat to accommodate a diverse range of needs including autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, to name a few.

At Carriage Trails at The Heights, we believe in the power of education to transform lives and build stronger communities. Our annual scholarship program reflects our commitment to giving back by supporting the bright, motivated students who will shape the future.

Each year, we proudly award monetary scholarships to four deserving high school seniors fromBethel High School and Wayne High School. These scholarships are designed to help students take the next step in their academic journey and achieve their dreams.

Purpose of Our Scholarships

Carriage Trails at The Heights is pleased to provide scholarships to recognize and reward students who demonstrate dedication to their education and their communities.

Scholarship Criteria

  • Open to high school seniors enrolled full-time atBethel High School or Wayne High School, progressing normally toward graduation.
  • Must plan to enter college no later than the fall following graduation.
  • Demonstrate academic achievement with a minimum non-weighted cumulative GPA of 3.0 (as of the semester ending in January).
  • Show merit through involvement in school, sports, civic, or extracurricular activities.
  • Recipients are selected at from the pool of qualified applicants.

Applications

Available through the schools’ guidance department or email us at info@carriage-trails.com.