Floyd Schmoe sitting in Seattle Peace Park, which he created from a weedy patch at the north end of Lake Union.  The statue memorializes Sadako, a 12 year old girl who died from cancer after the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan.  Photo courtesy of Harley Soltes/The Seattle Times.

Welcome to the Floyd Schmoe Peace Scholarship Website.  This site contains scholarship application information.

The Floyd Schmoe Peace Scholarship was established in 1997.  It is available to all high school seniors in the Seattle Public Schools and Shoreline Public Schools with post-high school education plans.

The applicant must be involved in humanitarian endeavors.

The applicant may apply themselves or be nominated by others.

In June 2012, at least one $1,500 scholarship will be awarded. Applications must be received or postmarked by April 30, 2012.

High School Counselors and Teachers: Please download the brochure and application and make available to your students.

Please see our brochure and application for further information.

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