Thea Bowman Scholars
$10,000
Introduction
The Sister Thea Bowman Black Catholic Education Foundation Scholarship exists to open educational opportunities for African‑American students who have faced economic hardship. The program provides financial support to attend an accredited Catholic college or university, and pairs that support with mentoring, spiritual and civic enrichment, community service expectations, and other campus‑based supports. Scholarship funds are provided through donations to the Foundation and through matching scholarships arranged with partner Catholic institutions.
Award amounts and funding terms
- Scholarship awards range from $7,500 to $10,000.
- Awards are applied toward tuition, on‑campus room and board, and required books, and are paid...
Introduction
The Sister Thea Bowman Black Catholic Education Foundation Scholarship exists to open educational opportunities for African‑American students who have faced economic hardship. The program provides financial support to attend an accredited Catholic college or university, and pairs that support with mentoring, spiritual and civic enrichment, community service expectations, and other campus‑based supports. Scholarship funds are provided through donations to the Foundation and through matching scholarships arranged with partner Catholic institutions.
Award amounts and funding terms
- Scholarship awards range from $7,500 to $10,000.
- Awards are applied toward tuition, on‑campus room and board, and required books, and are paid...
Planet Fitness Judgement Free Generation Scholarship
$5,000
Planet Fitness is awarding fifty $5,000 scholarships to outstanding Boys & Girls Club high school seniors who exemplify the Judgement Free, pro-kindness values championed by Planet Fitness and Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Unlike scholarships that focus solely on grades or sports, this award—part of the Judgement Free Generation initiative—recognizes young people who are fostering more welcoming, inclusive, and compassionate communities.
Eligibility
- Must be a high school senior.
- Must be an active member of a Boys & Girls Club.
- Must demonstrate Judgement Free, pro-kindness behavior in words and actions.
- Must plan to enroll full-time in...
Planet Fitness is awarding fifty $5,000 scholarships to outstanding Boys & Girls Club high school seniors who exemplify the Judgement Free, pro-kindness values championed by Planet Fitness and Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Unlike scholarships that focus solely on grades or sports, this award—part of the Judgement Free Generation initiative—recognizes young people who are fostering more welcoming, inclusive, and compassionate communities.
Eligibility
- Must be a high school senior.
- Must be an active member of a Boys & Girls Club.
- Must demonstrate Judgement Free, pro-kindness behavior in words and actions.
- Must plan to enroll full-time in...
Mary C. Rawlins Scholarship
$1,000
Biography
Mary C. Rawlins (1929–1995) dedicated her life to advancing the interests of minority communities. She helped establish the Connecticut Association of Affirmative Action Professionals (CTAAAP), an organization that today is known as the Connecticut Association of Diversity and Equity Professionals (CADEP). Mary also founded the Connecticut Caucus on Black Aged, Inc. In 1983 the Commissioner on Aging appointed her to the State Department of Aging’s Minority Advisory Committee, and in 1990 the American Association of Retired Persons named her a volunteer spokesperson for its Minority Affairs Initiative. Her advocacy extended into many civic groups, including the Urban League, the...
Biography
Mary C. Rawlins (1929–1995) dedicated her life to advancing the interests of minority communities. She helped establish the Connecticut Association of Affirmative Action Professionals (CTAAAP), an organization that today is known as the Connecticut Association of Diversity and Equity Professionals (CADEP). Mary also founded the Connecticut Caucus on Black Aged, Inc. In 1983 the Commissioner on Aging appointed her to the State Department of Aging’s Minority Advisory Committee, and in 1990 the American Association of Retired Persons named her a volunteer spokesperson for its Minority Affairs Initiative. Her advocacy extended into many civic groups, including the Urban League, the...
Japanese American Community Graduation Program Scholarships
$5,000
In 1955, members of the Japanese American community created a scholarship in memory of the late Mr. Harry Sakata. Mr. Sakata was active both locally and nationally within the Japanese American community and held a firm belief that the youth are the future of that community. What began modestly has grown into the Japanese American Community Graduation Program (JACGP), which now honors graduating high school seniors who reflect Mr. Sakata’s commitment to leadership and community service.
Today, the JACGP recognizes Colorado high school seniors of Japanese American ancestry, as well as non–Japanese American seniors who are actively involved in two...
In 1955, members of the Japanese American community created a scholarship in memory of the late Mr. Harry Sakata. Mr. Sakata was active both locally and nationally within the Japanese American community and held a firm belief that the youth are the future of that community. What began modestly has grown into the Japanese American Community Graduation Program (JACGP), which now honors graduating high school seniors who reflect Mr. Sakata’s commitment to leadership and community service.
Today, the JACGP recognizes Colorado high school seniors of Japanese American ancestry, as well as non–Japanese American seniors who are actively involved in two...
PTSA High School Scholarship
$2,000
Introduction
As part of our commitment to supporting youth education, Florida PTA provides financial assistance to eligible students pursuing studies beyond high school. Scholarships are funded through Honorary Life Memberships, Scholarship Fund events, and other gifts and donations.
Scholarship Overview
Each year Florida PTA will award at least four (4) one-time, non-renewable scholarships—one in each of these categories: University, Fine Arts, Community College, and Vo-Tech. Each scholarship is for $2,000 and is intended to help a graduating student from a PTSA high school begin their post-secondary education.
Eligibility and Application Deadline
To be considered, applicants must submit all required materials...
Introduction
As part of our commitment to supporting youth education, Florida PTA provides financial assistance to eligible students pursuing studies beyond high school. Scholarships are funded through Honorary Life Memberships, Scholarship Fund events, and other gifts and donations.
Scholarship Overview
Each year Florida PTA will award at least four (4) one-time, non-renewable scholarships—one in each of these categories: University, Fine Arts, Community College, and Vo-Tech. Each scholarship is for $2,000 and is intended to help a graduating student from a PTSA high school begin their post-secondary education.
Eligibility and Application Deadline
To be considered, applicants must submit all required materials...
Mat-Su Health Foundation Academic Scholarships
$9,000
Introduction
This scholarship supports studies in select fields at accredited colleges or universities. Below are the eligibility rules, who may not apply, deadlines, and the documents first-time applicants must submit.
Eligible programs
Applicants enrolled in or pursuing diploma, undergraduate, or graduate degrees in any of the following areas at an accredited institution are eligible:
- Early childhood education
- Special education
- Physical education
- Healthcare
- Human services
- Nonprofit management
Who may apply
To qualify, applicants must:
- Be eligible to receive Federal Student Aid
- Have been a resident of the Matanuska-Susitna (Mat-Su) Borough for at least...
Introduction
This scholarship supports studies in select fields at accredited colleges or universities. Below are the eligibility rules, who may not apply, deadlines, and the documents first-time applicants must submit.
Eligible programs
Applicants enrolled in or pursuing diploma, undergraduate, or graduate degrees in any of the following areas at an accredited institution are eligible:
- Early childhood education
- Special education
- Physical education
- Healthcare
- Human services
- Nonprofit management
Who may apply
To qualify, applicants must:
- Be eligible to receive Federal Student Aid
- Have been a resident of the Matanuska-Susitna (Mat-Su) Borough for at least...
Anne Byrd Scholarship
$650
Introduction
This scholarship was created to honor the memory of Anne Byrd, the former Chair of the James Island Constituent School Board. Anne Byrd is remembered for her dedication, hard work, and relentless advocacy for students, which transformed public education on James Island.
Award
- Typical award amount: $650
Eligibility
- Applicants must be students at a James Island Constituent District high school.
Application process and timeline
- Applications open online in mid-January.
- Each student submits a single application; the online system will automatically match you with scholarships for which you qualify.
- All application materials, including letters of...
Introduction
This scholarship was created to honor the memory of Anne Byrd, the former Chair of the James Island Constituent School Board. Anne Byrd is remembered for her dedication, hard work, and relentless advocacy for students, which transformed public education on James Island.
Award
- Typical award amount: $650
Eligibility
- Applicants must be students at a James Island Constituent District high school.
Application process and timeline
- Applications open online in mid-January.
- Each student submits a single application; the online system will automatically match you with scholarships for which you qualify.
- All application materials, including letters of...
Animal Welfare Institute Scholarship
$3,000
Introduction
The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) works to better the lives of animals in laboratories, on farms, in commerce, in homes, and in the wild. After more than seven decades of advocacy, AWI has helped secure meaningful improvements for animals. To continue that legacy, AWI funds the Animal Welfare Institute Scholarship to support and encourage the next generation of leaders who will advance animal protection. Read on for the scholarship’s purpose and application requirements.
Eligibility
- Who may apply: U.S.-based high school seniors.
- Requirements: Applicants must have demonstrated commitment to animal protection through volunteer activities and/or advocacy efforts, and...
Introduction
The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) works to better the lives of animals in laboratories, on farms, in commerce, in homes, and in the wild. After more than seven decades of advocacy, AWI has helped secure meaningful improvements for animals. To continue that legacy, AWI funds the Animal Welfare Institute Scholarship to support and encourage the next generation of leaders who will advance animal protection. Read on for the scholarship’s purpose and application requirements.
Eligibility
- Who may apply: U.S.-based high school seniors.
- Requirements: Applicants must have demonstrated commitment to animal protection through volunteer activities and/or advocacy efforts, and...
Nannie Norfleet Scholarship
$1,000
Nannie W. Norfleet Educational Scholarship — Guidelines
Overview
- One scholarship is awarded annually. The award amount is set by the Department Finance Committee.
Eligibility
- Applicant must be a resident of North Carolina and demonstrate financial need for continuing education.
- Applicants must be either a high school senior or a member of the American Legion Auxiliary who wishes to pursue further education.
- Children or grandchildren of American Legion Auxiliary members will receive first consideration but eligibility is not limited to these relatives.
- Previous recipients of the Nannie W. Norfleet Scholarship are ineligible to apply again.
-...
Nannie W. Norfleet Educational Scholarship — Guidelines
Overview
- One scholarship is awarded annually. The award amount is set by the Department Finance Committee.
Eligibility
- Applicant must be a resident of North Carolina and demonstrate financial need for continuing education.
- Applicants must be either a high school senior or a member of the American Legion Auxiliary who wishes to pursue further education.
- Children or grandchildren of American Legion Auxiliary members will receive first consideration but eligibility is not limited to these relatives.
- Previous recipients of the Nannie W. Norfleet Scholarship are ineligible to apply again.
-...
Textile Design Scholarship
$1,000
AATCC Foundation Textile Design Scholarship — $2,000
Overview
This $2,000 award supports undergraduate study in textile design and closely related programs.
Who is eligible
- Rising freshmen or current undergraduate students
- Enrolled at a college or university in the United States
- Pursuing coursework or a program in textile design or a related field
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident (Green Card)
Recipients may apply to receive funding for a second year.
How applications are evaluated
- Evidence of steady academic progress toward the intended degree
- Demonstrated financial...
AATCC Foundation Textile Design Scholarship — $2,000
Overview
This $2,000 award supports undergraduate study in textile design and closely related programs.
Who is eligible
- Rising freshmen or current undergraduate students
- Enrolled at a college or university in the United States
- Pursuing coursework or a program in textile design or a related field
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident (Green Card)
Recipients may apply to receive funding for a second year.
How applications are evaluated
- Evidence of steady academic progress toward the intended degree
- Demonstrated financial...
Textile Merchandising Scholarship
$2,000
AATCC Foundation Textile Merchandising Scholarship — Overview
The AATCC Foundation is offering a $2,000 scholarship directed at undergraduate students studying textile merchandising or closely related fields.
Who is eligible
- Rising first-year students and current undergraduates
- Enrolled at a college or university in the United States
- Pursuing coursework or a program in textile merchandising, retail, management, or similar concentrations
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- United States citizen or permanent resident (Green Card)
Note: Awardees may apply again to receive scholarship support for a second year.
How recipients are chosen
Selection is based...
AATCC Foundation Textile Merchandising Scholarship — Overview
The AATCC Foundation is offering a $2,000 scholarship directed at undergraduate students studying textile merchandising or closely related fields.
Who is eligible
- Rising first-year students and current undergraduates
- Enrolled at a college or university in the United States
- Pursuing coursework or a program in textile merchandising, retail, management, or similar concentrations
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- United States citizen or permanent resident (Green Card)
Note: Awardees may apply again to receive scholarship support for a second year.
How recipients are chosen
Selection is based...
Carolyn Elder Costume Design Scholarship
$1,000
Overview
This award is intended for a California high school senior who intends to pursue a postsecondary theatre degree emphasizing costume design.
Eligibility
- Current high school senior residing in California.
- Enrolled at a high school that has a theatre advisor who is an active CETA member.
- Plans to declare a theatre major or minor (at a college, university, or conservatory) with the objective of working in theatrical costume design (not fashion design).
Required application materials
- A student-written letter of intent describing your goals for obtaining a theatre degree with a focus on theatrical costume design. Maximum...
Overview
This award is intended for a California high school senior who intends to pursue a postsecondary theatre degree emphasizing costume design.
Eligibility
- Current high school senior residing in California.
- Enrolled at a high school that has a theatre advisor who is an active CETA member.
- Plans to declare a theatre major or minor (at a college, university, or conservatory) with the objective of working in theatrical costume design (not fashion design).
Required application materials
- A student-written letter of intent describing your goals for obtaining a theatre degree with a focus on theatrical costume design. Maximum...
