#RAREis Scholarship
$5,000
Living with a rare condition often brings distinct obstacles — frequent medical appointments, complex treatment schedules, hospital stays, and greater infection risk. Advances in diagnosis and care have extended and improved many lives, but people with rare diseases still encounter barriers to reaching common life goals. To help address this, the EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases created the #RAREis Scholarship Fund to support adults with rare diseases in pursuing educational opportunities.
With funding from Amgen, the EveryLife Foundation will award one-time scholarships of $5,000 each to as many as 58 recipients in 2026. Applications were accepted between March 17 and...
Living with a rare condition often brings distinct obstacles — frequent medical appointments, complex treatment schedules, hospital stays, and greater infection risk. Advances in diagnosis and care have extended and improved many lives, but people with rare diseases still encounter barriers to reaching common life goals. To help address this, the EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases created the #RAREis Scholarship Fund to support adults with rare diseases in pursuing educational opportunities.
With funding from Amgen, the EveryLife Foundation will award one-time scholarships of $5,000 each to as many as 58 recipients in 2026. Applications were accepted between March 17 and...
CAA Youth Scholarship Program
$5,000
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...
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...
Morris King & Hodge Driver Safety Scholarship
$2,000
Texting while driving is a major safety threat on roads across the United States. To raise awareness about the risks and to encourage practical solutions, Morris, King & Hodge, P.C., is proud to sponsor the 12th Annual Driver Safety Scholarship. The firm will award three scholarships to 2026 high school graduates from the following Alabama counties — Dekalb, Franklin, Lawrence, Colbert, Cullman, Jackson, Lauderdale, Limestone, Madison, Marshall, and Morgan — as well as to rising freshmen at Alabama colleges and universities who live in those counties. Applicants must submit an original written or video essay that explains the dangers of...
Texting while driving is a major safety threat on roads across the United States. To raise awareness about the risks and to encourage practical solutions, Morris, King & Hodge, P.C., is proud to sponsor the 12th Annual Driver Safety Scholarship. The firm will award three scholarships to 2026 high school graduates from the following Alabama counties — Dekalb, Franklin, Lawrence, Colbert, Cullman, Jackson, Lauderdale, Limestone, Madison, Marshall, and Morgan — as well as to rising freshmen at Alabama colleges and universities who live in those counties. Applicants must submit an original written or video essay that explains the dangers of...
Islanders Children's Foundation Community Leadership Scholarship
$5,000
Overview
The Islanders Children’s Foundation is committed to being an active force in the community. As part of that work, the Foundation offers a scholarship for graduating high school seniors who have made a meaningful impact in their communities. This award honors students who exemplify hard work, perseverance, leadership, and active community involvement. Five (5) recipients will each receive $5,000.
Eligibility
Applicants must:
- Be a Metropolitan New York (Metro NY) high school senior planning to enroll in a two- or four-year college or university after graduation
- Be goal-oriented with a clear plan for their future
- Demonstrate leadership...
Overview
The Islanders Children’s Foundation is committed to being an active force in the community. As part of that work, the Foundation offers a scholarship for graduating high school seniors who have made a meaningful impact in their communities. This award honors students who exemplify hard work, perseverance, leadership, and active community involvement. Five (5) recipients will each receive $5,000.
Eligibility
Applicants must:
- Be a Metropolitan New York (Metro NY) high school senior planning to enroll in a two- or four-year college or university after graduation
- Be goal-oriented with a clear plan for their future
- Demonstrate leadership...
American Baptist Home Mission Societies Scholarships
$1,500
The application window for the 2025–26 ABHMS scholarships is now closed. Please return in the fall for details about scholarship opportunities for the 2026–27 academic year. If you have questions about ABHMS scholarships, contact our Scholarship Office.
Overview of Awards
- Scholarship amounts vary and are disbursed directly to the recipient’s school to be applied toward tuition charges.
- ABHMS awards are available to full-time students as well as part-time students and those attending community college. For the 2025–2026 academic year, part-time and community college awards are offered in the range of $750–$1,500, subject to available funds.
- Recipients who...
The application window for the 2025–26 ABHMS scholarships is now closed. Please return in the fall for details about scholarship opportunities for the 2026–27 academic year. If you have questions about ABHMS scholarships, contact our Scholarship Office.
Overview of Awards
- Scholarship amounts vary and are disbursed directly to the recipient’s school to be applied toward tuition charges.
- ABHMS awards are available to full-time students as well as part-time students and those attending community college. For the 2025–2026 academic year, part-time and community college awards are offered in the range of $750–$1,500, subject to available funds.
- Recipients who...
Anne Lowe Scholarship
$1,000
Deadline: Completed applications must be submitted by April 15, 2026.
Notification and disbursement: Applicants will be informed in June 2026 whether they have been chosen for the Anne Lowe Scholarship for the 2026–2027 academic year. Awardees will receive a verification form which must be returned to their financial advisor; scholarship funds will be sent directly to the recipient’s school only after that verification is submitted.
Eligibility
- Legally blind. For purposes of this scholarship, legal blindness is defined by the American Foundation for the Blind as: "Legal blindness is a level of vision loss that has been legally defined to...
Deadline: Completed applications must be submitted by April 15, 2026.
Notification and disbursement: Applicants will be informed in June 2026 whether they have been chosen for the Anne Lowe Scholarship for the 2026–2027 academic year. Awardees will receive a verification form which must be returned to their financial advisor; scholarship funds will be sent directly to the recipient’s school only after that verification is submitted.
Eligibility
- Legally blind. For purposes of this scholarship, legal blindness is defined by the American Foundation for the Blind as: "Legal blindness is a level of vision loss that has been legally defined to...
Bird Dog Foundation College Scholarship
$2,000
The Bird Dog Foundation presents two annual programs for students and young adults: a K–12 Youth Art Contest and a College Scholarship Essay Contest. Both events are popular in the region and attract many entries each year. All activities are hosted at the National Bird Dog Museum in Grand Junction, TN.
Youth Art Contest (Grades K–12)
- Overview: The Foundation’s yearly Youth Art Contest draws hundreds of submissions from local schools and home-school students. It is open to enrolled and home-schooled students in kindergarten through 12th grade who live or attend school within a 75-mile radius of the National Bird...
The Bird Dog Foundation presents two annual programs for students and young adults: a K–12 Youth Art Contest and a College Scholarship Essay Contest. Both events are popular in the region and attract many entries each year. All activities are hosted at the National Bird Dog Museum in Grand Junction, TN.
Youth Art Contest (Grades K–12)
- Overview: The Foundation’s yearly Youth Art Contest draws hundreds of submissions from local schools and home-school students. It is open to enrolled and home-schooled students in kindergarten through 12th grade who live or attend school within a 75-mile radius of the National Bird...
Jimmie L. Dean Scholarship
$10,000
Introduction
The selection board uses a clear set of measures when evaluating applicants. Primary factors include the student’s GPA, standardized test results (ACT and/or SAT), and the intended undergraduate major. We view each award as an investment in the recipient and in Oklahoma’s future.
Award expectations
- Recipients are expected to complete an undergraduate degree within five years of the date they first enroll at the institution where they received the award as a first-time award recipient.
- The degree should be completed in the major listed on the application.
- Awardees must demonstrate personal responsibility and take part in...
Introduction
The selection board uses a clear set of measures when evaluating applicants. Primary factors include the student’s GPA, standardized test results (ACT and/or SAT), and the intended undergraduate major. We view each award as an investment in the recipient and in Oklahoma’s future.
Award expectations
- Recipients are expected to complete an undergraduate degree within five years of the date they first enroll at the institution where they received the award as a first-time award recipient.
- The degree should be completed in the major listed on the application.
- Awardees must demonstrate personal responsibility and take part in...
Austin Community Foundation Scholarships
$5,000
Austin Community Foundation administers more than 60 scholarships, each with its own eligibility and award criteria. To simplify the process, we use a single, consolidated application: complete it once and the system will identify the scholarships you qualify for.
Eligibility
- Scholarship requirements differ by fund. Your single application will be used to determine which awards you meet.
2026 timeline
- Application opens: January 15
- Application(s) due: March 25 (by 11:59 p.m. CT)
- Review period: April 15–30
- Award notifications and regret letters sent: Week of May 15
- Deadline to accept or defer awards: June 30
-...
Austin Community Foundation administers more than 60 scholarships, each with its own eligibility and award criteria. To simplify the process, we use a single, consolidated application: complete it once and the system will identify the scholarships you qualify for.
Eligibility
- Scholarship requirements differ by fund. Your single application will be used to determine which awards you meet.
2026 timeline
- Application opens: January 15
- Application(s) due: March 25 (by 11:59 p.m. CT)
- Review period: April 15–30
- Award notifications and regret letters sent: Week of May 15
- Deadline to accept or defer awards: June 30
-...
Ruby’s Rainbow Scholarship
$10,000
Are you a student with Down syndrome enrolled in—or planning to enroll in—a post-secondary program? Apply for a Ruby’s Rainbow Scholarship and you could receive between $1,000 and $10,000 to support your next academic year.
Less Time Applying, More Time Dreaming!
2026 APPLICATION CHANGES
We updated the application for 2026 to make it easier to understand, more welcoming, and better suited to students’ goals. The form is intended to help applicants feel comfortable telling their story as they pursue education and independence.
Two application tiers (requirements vary by award amount)
- Tier 1 — $1,000 to $3,000: A streamlined application...
Are you a student with Down syndrome enrolled in—or planning to enroll in—a post-secondary program? Apply for a Ruby’s Rainbow Scholarship and you could receive between $1,000 and $10,000 to support your next academic year.
Less Time Applying, More Time Dreaming!
2026 APPLICATION CHANGES
We updated the application for 2026 to make it easier to understand, more welcoming, and better suited to students’ goals. The form is intended to help applicants feel comfortable telling their story as they pursue education and independence.
Two application tiers (requirements vary by award amount)
- Tier 1 — $1,000 to $3,000: A streamlined application...
Kailee Mills Foundation Scholarship Program
$20,000
Overview The Kailee Mills Foundation Scholarship Program supports teen driver safety by promoting seat belt education through awareness work, research, volunteer service, and leadership activities. Recipients are students who demonstrate strong academics, ambition, leadership qualities, and a commitment to making a positive impact in their communities. Award amounts and use - Each year the foundation grants multiple scholarships to students across the United States. Individual awards vary and can be as high as $20,000. - Scholarships must be applied toward tuition and fees at an accredited two- or four-year college or university. - Applications are accepted year-round for preparation, but...
Overview The Kailee Mills Foundation Scholarship Program supports teen driver safety by promoting seat belt education through awareness work, research, volunteer service, and leadership activities. Recipients are students who demonstrate strong academics, ambition, leadership qualities, and a commitment to making a positive impact in their communities. Award amounts and use - Each year the foundation grants multiple scholarships to students across the United States. Individual awards vary and can be as high as $20,000. - Scholarships must be applied toward tuition and fees at an accredited two- or four-year college or university. - Applications are accepted year-round for preparation, but...
Soil and Water Conservation Scholarship
$3,500
Introduction and purpose
Outstanding soil and water conservation professionals are not produced solely by classrooms — they are cultivated by experienced mentors who pass along knowledge, values, and practical skills. This scholarship recognizes the mentors and colleagues who have advanced the discipline and aims to renew student interest in careers focused on soil and water conservation. Funded by the Soil and Water Management & Conservation Division and provided to the Agronomic Science Foundation, the award is administered by SSSA.
Award details
- Application window: open each year from January through May 29.
- Award amount: a $3,500 stipend will be...
Introduction and purpose
Outstanding soil and water conservation professionals are not produced solely by classrooms — they are cultivated by experienced mentors who pass along knowledge, values, and practical skills. This scholarship recognizes the mentors and colleagues who have advanced the discipline and aims to renew student interest in careers focused on soil and water conservation. Funded by the Soil and Water Management & Conservation Division and provided to the Agronomic Science Foundation, the award is administered by SSSA.
Award details
- Application window: open each year from January through May 29.
- Award amount: a $3,500 stipend will be...
