Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction We award scholarships to students who have shown a strong interest and sustained commitment to pursuing a career in the home-building (residential construction) industry. Eligibility - Must be a resident of Washington State. - Applicants should be planning to apply to an accredited Washington State institution — community college, vocational/technical college, or university. - Candidates must be able to demonstrate a need for additional financial assistance to complete a program in a construction-related field of study. Deadline and Notification All application materials must be received by April 6, 2026. The selection committee intends to reach its decision in early...

The Balkhi Foundation Higher Education Scholarship is designed to make college more attainable for driven students by awarding $1,000 scholarships. Each year the Foundation offers ten awards, which are renewable, to outstanding high school seniors who have been accepted to a U.S.-based college or university and can demonstrate financial need. Eligibility - Current high school seniors who have received acceptance to a college or university in the United States. - Applicants must show financial need. - Ten awards are offered annually; each award is renewable. What we look for Strong candidates combine academic commitment with clear personal initiative. Ideal applicants...

The Maryland Pharmacists Association (MPhA) and the MPhA Foundation are dedicated to supporting student pharmacists as they prepare to shape the future of pharmacy practice. These scholarships reflect both organizations’ goals: MPhA’s work to fortify the pharmacy profession, represent Maryland pharmacists, and encourage excellence in practice; and the MPhA Foundation’s efforts to invest in future pharmacists, acknowledge innovation in practice, and foster philanthropic leadership. Award details - Four student pharmacist members will each receive a $1,500 scholarship. Equal opportunity - Applicants are considered for any scholarship for which they apply and will be evaluated without regard to race, color, religion,...

Overview Clay Electric’s youth scholarship fund is supported by unclaimed funds that otherwise would have been turned over to the state. A 2003 amendment to the cooperative’s bylaws permits Clay Electric to retain these funds in an educational trust specifically to underwrite the scholarship program. Who may apply The annual scholarship is open to graduating high school seniors (public, private, or homeschooled) whose primary residence receives electric service from Clay Electric and who will complete high school at the end of the relevant school year. How recipients are chosen Award decisions are made based on demonstrated community service, participation in...

Introductory summary Dr. Jack Terry was born in Poland in 1930. As a child he endured the Holocaust, losing his entire family and surviving the horrors of three Nazi concentration camps. At the end of World War II an American Army officer found him alone in the camp and arranged for his passage to the United States. Life and accomplishments When he arrived in the U.S. Jack was 15 years old, had only an elementary school education, and did not speak English. He persevered—completing high school and college while working, becoming a geological engineer, and later attending medical school to...

Required materials - Completed online scholarship application plus these supporting items: - A one-page essay of approximately 500 words. - A current unofficial transcript. (If you are a college freshman, submit both your high school and college transcripts.) - The addendum (signature) page from this application, signed by the student and a parent or guardian. All supporting documents — including the essay, transcripts, letters of recommendation (if applicable) and the signed addendum — must be in English to be accepted. Files may be uploaded through the application portal or sent electronically to Jean McClure. Submission rules and confidentiality - Incomplete...

Introduction The ESA Youth Scholarship Program has awarded more than $1 million to support the educational goals of children of first responders across the United States. Graduating high school seniors who demonstrate strong academic commitment and who are inspired by their parent(s)’ service to the community are encouraged to apply this coming winter. Eligibility and Where to Apply - Applicants must be high school seniors whose parent(s) serve as first responders. - If the parent serves in a state with a participating ESA association, the student must submit the application through that state’s process. If the parent’s state is not...

Dear Graduating Seniors and Proud Parents, Welcome to the California Alarm Association (CAA) Youth Scholarship Program. Overview For 2026, the CAA Youth Scholarship Program will award more than $20,000 to eligible students. These scholarships are intended for children of active-duty peace officers, firefighters, and paramedics who live in California, are graduating from high school, and plan to enroll at a four-year college or university. About CAA The members of the California Alarm Association supply products and services that improve life safety across California communities. Our organization’s goals align closely with those of public safety professionals: enhancing safety and the overall...

About TCAA The Tile Contractors’ Association of America (TCAA) is a nationwide trade organization representing ceramic tile and stone installation firms across the United States. Its member contractors are signatory employers with the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers. In 2001, TCAA launched a merit-based scholarship initiative. Scholarship awards and eligibility - One $5,000 scholarship is awarded to an eligible applicant who, at the time of application, is pursuing an undergraduate or graduate professional degree in Architecture or Interior Design. - Two additional $5,000 scholarships are awarded to qualifying immediate family members of employees of TCAA contractor member companies,...

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 The Martin Family Foundation created the Martin Achievement Scholarship to identify and support Washington community college students who show exceptional promise in any academic area (sciences, math, engineering, business, arts, humanities, music, etc.) or in leadership and service. Scholars are selected early in their community college careers, receive assistance for their final year at a Washington community college, and are supported through transfer to the University of Washington, Seattle (UW–Seattle). Award amounts - $5,000 for the student’s final year at a Washington community college. - Up to $12,000 per year at UW–Seattle for as many as three years (many...

Helping to educate the next generation The Renton Regional Community Foundation oversees multiple scholarship funds and is committed to helping students pursue post‑secondary education. In 2025 the Foundation awarded $117,950 to 27 students. For 2026, 22 scholarships will be offered thanks to the generosity of our fund holders. The 2026 scholarship application is now open. You only need to submit one application to be considered for all available scholarships—click the "Apply Now" button to begin. General Eligibility ALL applicants must meet the following requirements: - Have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is issued....