Scholarships

San Diego County Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation provides need-based awards to students entering college for the first time as full-time undergraduates within San Diego County. About the foundation - The foundation is overseen by community volunteers who donate their time to support students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. - Founded in 1963, the organization has awarded more than $2 million to help thousands of students make the transition from high school to college. - In 2016, 96% of every dollar spent by the foundation was distributed directly to students as scholarships. - The foundation’s policy is to allocate 100% of monetary donations...

Introduction The Junior Girls' Golf Scholarship Foundation (JGGSF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established to award scholarship funds to Florida women who plan to attend college or university and who have demonstrated an interest in golf. Purpose and Awards Applications submitted to the JGGSF will be considered for the following named scholarships and any additional one-time awards the Board may authorize in a given year: - Sarah E. Huneycutt Scholarship - Peg & Bill Roberts Scholarship - Larry Flynn Memorial Scholarship - Marcia Mileti Scholarship - Peggy Brass Scholarship How applications are evaluated All applications are first reviewed by the JGGSF...

Introduction The Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association is now accepting applications for its scholarship offerings for the 2026–27 academic year. These awards are administered through the Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association Scholarship Trust Fund in Memory of William F. Matson and are intended to support students pursuing college. Eligibility - Applicants must be sons or daughters of members or employees of electric cooperatives in Pennsylvania or New Jersey that are affiliated with the Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association. - Candidates should be current high school seniors. - Applicants are required to submit relevant aptitude test scores and copies of their high school transcripts...

Introduction The Metal of Honor Fund has operated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit for more than a decade. Over that time the organization has raised in excess of $500,000 for charitable causes and provided assistance to thousands of families. MOH Fund Scholarship — Eligibility The MOH Fund Scholarship supports students planning to enroll in full-time continuing education at one of the following: - a two-year or four-year college, - a vocational school, or - a technical school. Applicants must be current high school seniors preparing to graduate and must be dependents of someone working in the HVAC industry or be employed...

Intro First Tee – Connecticut offers a number of scholarships exclusively for young people who are active within the local chapter. Summaries of each available award appear below. Completed applications must be received at the First Tee – Connecticut office by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, May 15, 2026. Submissions may be sent by mail, fax or email. Scholarship recipients will be informed no later than Monday, June 15, and a formal public announcement will take place during Travelers Championship week in late June. Background Since the scholarship program began in 2006, First Tee – Connecticut has distributed more than $500,000...

Introduction AFSCME MN Council 5 administers three scholarships: two aimed at 2026 high school seniors beginning post-secondary studies, and one intended for Council 5 members pursuing further education themselves. 1) Richard E. Patterson Scholarship - Purpose/history: Created in 1989 in memory of Richard E. Patterson, a dedicated union activist, leader of City of St. Paul Local 1842, and the first Treasurer of the former AFSCME Council 14. - Eligibility: Applicant must be the child of a parent or legal guardian who is a member in good standing of a local union represented by AFSCME MN Council 5. - Student requirements:...

Dakota Ruby Pequeno — called Cody by those close to her — was a 16-year-old looking forward to her senior year. She loved playing in Powder Puff football games, entering the school talent show, singing songs from Rocky Horror Picture Show, and listening to bands like Evanescence and Slipknot. Tragically, Dakota lost her life as a result of epilepsy. To honor her memory, Dakota’s family created the Dakota Pequeno Memorial Scholarship so others can be supported in pursuing their goals, reflecting Dakota’s own spirit and ambitions. Scholarship details - Each year the Epilepsy Foundation Michigan awards a $1,000 Dakota Pequeno...

This year we will be awarding six scholarships in total: - First Place: $2,000 - Second Place: $1,500 - Technical/Trade School Scholarship (third-place): $1,000 - Special Needs Scholarship: $500 — this award was approved by vote at our District Convention - Memorial Scholarship: $500 in honor of the late Past District Governors Angie Yanas and Beatrice Anagnos - Family-sponsored Scholarship: $1,000 contributed by the family of the late Helen Thomas, PDG We are grateful to be able to offer these six scholarships this year.

Introduction The Delaware School Nutrition Association (DSNA) advocates for school nutrition programs across Delaware. Our membership is made up of professionals employed by Delaware school districts that participate in USDA Child Nutrition Programs, including School Nutrition Supervisors/Directors, Nutrition Specialists/Registered Dietitians, School Nutrition Secretaries, Cooks, Bakers, Lead Workers, General Workers, and Satellite Meal Handlers. Scholarship Overview DSNA is pleased to offer scholarships to support students pursuing studies in Food & Nutrition. These awards are funded through member-driven fundraising activities such as silent auctions, raffles, personal donations, and other events. Each scholarship provides $1,000 to be applied toward college tuition for the...

Overview For over 40 years, the San Fernando Valley Alumnae Chapter has provided nearly $100,000 in tuition support to outstanding students. Each year the Chapter’s Scholarship Committee selects accomplished local high school seniors who plan to continue their education at an accredited four‑year university. Awards recognize students’ academic achievement as well as dedication to community service and leadership. Outreach and Application Guidance The Scholarship Committee makes these opportunities known to high school–aged and college‑bound young women by distributing application information through area high schools. Applicants are strongly encouraged to include personal narratives describing experiences that have influenced their lives and...

Overview The Odd Fellows & Rebekahs Vocational Technology Scholarship is awarded based on demonstrated leadership and financial need. The award traces its roots to the Lawson/Pezo scholarships established in 2005 through the efforts of LaVaughn Lawson, PGM, and Martha Pezo, PP. Eligible recipients receive $2,000.00 each year. Eligibility - High school graduates, students who will complete high school by June 30, or individuals holding a GED equivalent may apply. - Applicants must either be a member of the Order or have an immediate family member who belongs to an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge. - To confirm membership, the application...

Overview Each year GLA awards the Hana Uno Shepard Memorial Scholarship to support a graduating high school senior. The award can be used at any accredited college, university, community college, fine arts institution, or vocational school. In addition to the scholarship, the recipient receives four years of JACL student membership provided by GLA. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a graduating high school senior. - Demonstrate a strong academic record. - Come from a single-parent household. - Be of Japanese descent. - Reside in Los Angeles County or Orange County. Application timeline The application process opens...