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About Bev Good Bev Good was a widely respected track official who devoted his life to mentoring and working with student-athletes. Known across the Mid-Atlantic as well as in his local community, he served for many years as a track-and-field meet referee and official. His dedication to the sport and to high standards inspired teammates, coaches, athletes, and fellow officials. Bev Good Memorial Scholarship The Bev Good Memorial Scholarship, established through an endowment by Debbie and Joe Showker, was created to honor his memory and continue his influence on young athletes. Eligibility and Nomination - Each high school in Augusta...

Kappa Foundation of Gainesville-Manassas (KFGM) believes education opens doors and changes lives. Through our yearly scholarship program, we invest in the academic and personal development of local youth. Whether you are finishing high school and preparing for college or are a middle- or high-school student growing as a leader and artist, we encourage you to review the opportunities below and consider applying. Who is eligible - Applicants must meet the grade-level, residency, GPA, and other specific criteria listed for each award. - Scholarships are intended for students in the Gainesville–Manassas/DMV area and Northern Virginia as noted in each description. -...

Introduction The Dr. Frank G. Jenkins Scholarship invites applications from college-bound high school seniors residing in the Northern Virginia area. Named for Dr. Jenkins — a retired school administrator with more than 30 years of leadership across several school districts — the award recognizes students who have demonstrated notable leadership during their high school years. Award The Northern Virginia Kappa Achievement Foundation, Inc. (NVKAF) will grant a $1,000 scholarship in Dr. Jenkins’s name. Eligibility and Requirements - Applicant must be a high school senior from the Northern Virginia area who plans to enroll in college. - Minimum cumulative GPA of...

Overview In December 2008 the Peninsula Community Foundation of Virginia joined with the York Foundation for Public Education, Inc. to oversee the Michael J. Tylavsky, Jr. Memorial Scholarship, established in memory of the former principal of Tabb High School. The scholarship provides a one-time, non-renewable $500 award for qualifying high school seniors from Bruton High School, Grafton High School, Tabb High School, York High School, and York River Academy. About Michael J. Tylavsky, Jr. Mike Tylavsky was a well-regarded educator and administrator in York County, retiring after 26 years of service. After retirement he served as principal at North Moore...

Introduction The Fallen Soldiers Memorial Scholarship Fund was created on April 12, 2014, to honor deceased members and to continue their legacy of supporting education and scholarships. Purpose and Awards Each year the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club of Northern Virginia (BSMC of Northern VA) will grant three academic scholarships to qualified applicants. Awards are available to college‑bound high school seniors or to current students who are accepted and enrolled in an accredited four‑year college or university, a two‑year community college, or an accredited vocational school. Scholarships are granted annually as long as applicants meet the stated requirements. Application period and...

Plein Environmental Scholarship Fund — 2026–2027 (Summary and Instructions) Overview The Plein Environmental Scholarship Fund awards financial assistance to students with demonstrated need who are pursuing an undergraduate degree at a Virginia community college or a Virginia public university. Three scholarships are granted each academic year; each recipient will receive $5,000 applied for the Fall semester (award payments will be sent directly to the recipient’s school). Eligible Institutions To confirm which public universities are eligible, go to https://www.schev.edu/students/applying-forcollege/colleges-universities and select “Virginia Public Colleges and Universities.” Who May Apply (Eligibility) Applicants must meet one of the following: - Be a high...

Flusche & Fitzgerald Scholarship Contest — Overview The Flusche & Fitzgerald Scholarship Contest asks students to produce a public service announcement (PSA) that raises awareness about a legal/safety topic. For this cycle, entrants must make a PSA addressing this question: What should motorists do while driving if they see a law enforcement vehicle stopped on the side of the road? The contest winner will receive $500 toward higher education. You can also view samples of previous winners and entries on our site. Who may enter - Must be a United States citizen or a lawful permanent resident. - Must either...

About the scholarship The Paving the Future Scholarship — established as the Richard J. Schreck Legacy Scholarship — honors Richard J. Schreck, VAA’s retired Executive Vice President who served for 36 years and helped create this scholarship program. The award supports dependents, spouses, and employees of VAA member companies who are pursuing education beyond high school, with an emphasis on studies related to asphalt, construction, or infrastructure. The program is administered through the NAPA Research and Education Foundation (NAPAREF) Scholarship Program, a 501(c)(3) organization. Who is eligible - Applicants must be a dependent, spouse, or employee of a VAA member...

Introduction The Kellam, Weaver-Fagan & Hastee Educational Scholarships were established by order of the Circuit Court for the City of Hampton (Chancery No. 31689) and have awarded financial support to Hampton public school students since 1993. The trust’s purpose is to assist students who combine strong academic performance with meaningful service to their school, neighborhood, place of worship, family, and/or the City of Hampton. The program encourages recipients to consider returning after graduation to contribute further to the community. The Scholarship Selection Committee welcomes applications from students who satisfy the eligibility requirements listed below. A note of appreciation Thank you...

Overview The Virginia Sheriffs’ Institute (VSI) offers scholarships to help Virginia residents pursue studies in criminal justice. Awards are limited to applicants who live in counties or cities where the local sheriff participated in the VSI scholarship fundraising effort (authorized a direct-mail special appeal). Scholarships apply only to students enrolled at Virginia colleges or universities for the 2026–27 academic year. Important dates - Application posted on the VSI website by January 31, 2026. - Completed online application and all required materials must be submitted by May 1, 2026 (the deadline will be strictly enforced). - Certificates of award will be...

Introduction Hampton Roads Pride is committed to making a meaningful difference for members of our community. We are excited to announce that, at PrideFest in June 2026, we will be granting scholarships with total awards of up to $40,000. Program overview These merit-based scholarships evaluate both academic performance and demonstrated community involvement. Applicants who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, or Questioning (LGBTQ+), as well as those connected to related identities (including, but not limited to, Intersex, Asexual, Pansexual, Two-spirit, Nonbinary, Agender, and Genderqueer), are encouraged to apply. We also welcome applications from LGBTQ+ allies—people who do not identify...

Overview This opportunity is aimed at undergraduate students at George Mason University who want to explore political economy more deeply. The program is called the Undergraduate Scholars program. Admissions and deadlines The program uses rolling admissions and reviews applications on a monthly basis. If you submit an application after the deadlines shown below, it may be considered for a later semester rather than the current one. - Final deadline to participate in the Fall semester: May 30 - Final deadline to participate in the Spring semester: January 15 Award details Participants may receive up to $1,000 per semester. The award...