Associated General Contractors (ACG) is a South Dakota trade association that represents the interests of the construction industry.

The Building Chapter is headquartered in Sioux Falls, SD and the members primarily build commercial buildings. Their scholarship objective is to help a young person enter a construction-related trade. They began offering a scholarship in the 2012-13 school year.  The scholarship will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's account the following Fall semester.

Keith & Glynn Bartels have been active and instrumental members of the Mitchell Technical Institute Foundation and have a passion for education and Mitchell Technical Institute. They have chosen to establish a scholarship endowment with the Mitchell Technical College Foundation which provides $500 scholarships each year.

The scholarships will be awarded to any Power Line recipients in January  each year and applied to recipient's account in the Spring semester. All other scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's accounts the following Fall semester.

The Endowment was established in 2010 with the first scholarship provided in the 2011/12 school year.  The scholarship will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's account the following Fall semester.

The Dakotas Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), based in Fargo, ND, was founded in 1949 and is one of 117 NECA chapters nationwide.  It promotes and advances the interests of 40 electrical contractors in the Dakotas and western Minnesota.  NECA contractor electricians are all members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.  This endowment was created in 2014.  

The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the second year student recipient accounts for their second semester. The first year student awards will be applied the following Fall semester.

Daniel Roy Todd, son of native Letcher, SD parents, returned to his family roots in 1998 to care for his father and in August, 2001 he accepted the position of Executive Director of the recently-established Mitchell Technical College Foundation. Dan's varied experiences in research,  planning, consulting, and community development allowed him to focus on stratetic planning for the Mitchell Technical College Foundation.  In a very short time he had esablished the Mitchell Technical College Alumni Association and provided an excellent base upon which the Foundation was built. 

Dan passed away in 2005 after a brief illness but the Mitchell Technical College Foundation still credits him with the early success of the organization.

The Daniel Roy Todd Fund began providing scholarships in 2016.

The fund was established in 2013 by family, friends and co-workers of Dennis Knouse. Knouse was a 1979 Electrical Construction and Maintenance graduate from Huron, SD who died in a motorcycle accident in 2010. Funds for the scholarships are provided by a Poker Run held each summer. The scholarship will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's account the following Fall semester.

Elite Electric established this endowment in 2016. 

Luke 12:48 references: "For everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked". This verse has lain heavy on the heart of the Wells family during the years of Elite Electric's success in the electrical trade. Through hard-work and perseverance, God has greatly blessed Elite Electric. It is with this in mind, and through much prayer, that this endowment was created.  

This endowment represents a desire to help lay a strong foundation in the lives of the young electricians of the future. Elite Electric is pleased and honored to be a part of the journey.  They pray, that Mitchell Tech Electrical Construction & Maintenance students will also be blessed and that they can, on some level, be a part of the student's success story.

Interstates, Sioux Center, Iowa, has been a great industry partner of Mitchell Tech.  Interstates began offering scholarships to ECM students in 2004 and their Endowment achieved full funding in 2012.

The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's account the following Fall semester.

This scholarship was established in 2015 by the daughters of Diane Weber, wife of former Culinary Academy of South Dakota instructor and Mitchell Tech alum, John Weber. Diane's early adult years were spent in the Peace Corp, working at Bell Telephone and teaching German and English after college. The scholarship honors Diane's desire in 1974 to change her career and her enrollment at Mitchell Tech to become a Clinical Lab Technician. While attending Mitchell Tech she met John, completed her education, and then spent several years working as a Clinical Lab Technician.

The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's account the following Fall semester.

The scholarship was established by the former faculty and staff of Mitchell Tech.

These scholarships are provided to full-time Incoming students enrolled at Mitchell Tech. The funding for this scholarship is provided by the contributions to the Mitchell Technical College Foundation by the staff and faculty of Mitchell Technical College.  Recipients will be notified of awards mid-summer. All awards will be credited to student accounts for the Fall semester.

NorthWestern Energy has been an active supporter of Mitchell Tech through donations of scholarship funds and equipment since 2003.  

The scholarships will be awarded in January and applied to PL accounts the Spring semester and the following Fall semester for ECM, SCADA and WTT two-year program recipients..

Martin and Maude Osterhaus established this endowed scholarship in 1995 to provide financial support for at least four deserving Mitchell Tech students each year.

The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's account the following Fall semester.

The endowed scholarship was established by the family of Rick Kostelecky,  a 1982 graduate of the Electrical Construction and Maintenance program.  Kostelecky began his career with Muth Electric in Watertown and Rapid City. In 1993, he joined Interstates Electric Engineering, where he traveled nationwide as a project foreman. He rejoined Muth Electric in 2004 and settled in the Black Hills. Rick passed away in August, 2012. The endowment began providing scholarships in the 2013-2014 school year. The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient's account the following Fall semester.

The scholarship was established in 2013.  The scholarship will be awarded in January each year and applied to Electrical Utilities and Substation Technology and Powerline Construction and Maintenance their second semester, or Accounting and Business Management, Ag Business, Animal Science, Agronomy,  Electrical Construction and Maintenance, Diesel Power Technology, Telecommunications, Utilities Technology/Powerline and Wind Turbine Technology the following fall semester.

The first endowed fund for scholarships at Mitchell Technical Institute, the GF Thomsen Family Scholarship has been awarded annually since 1995. This scholarship for Incoming Mitchell Tech students in any program will be awarded by April 1 each year and applied to the recipient's accounts the following Fall semester.