Seabrook Community Foundation provided scholarships to 11 graduating seniors and more than $38,000 in grants to organizations that will benefit the North Beach and Grays Harbor communities in the second quarter of 2017.

“These students and organizations all work very hard and show the spirit of North Beach and Grays Harbor,” said Jim Whitney, foundation director.

Grants were provided to Habitat for Humanity Grays Harbor’s Critical Home Repair program; North Beach Youth Baseball; Grays Harbor Historical Seaport; Kiwanis Club of Ocean Shores; the Green Lantern lunch program; ARC of Grays Harbor; PAWS of Grays Harbor; Saving the Nations Ministries; and the Ocean Shores Woof-a-Thon.

Eleven North Beach area high school seniors were awarded $1,000 scholarships by the foundation. The scholarships are renewable up to four years, said Whitney.

The next Foundation board meeting is scheduled for Aug. 13. Grant applications are available at: www.seabrookwa.com/seabrook-community-foundation.