Scholarships

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.

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...

Overview The Maine Golf Scholarship Fund, founded in 1950, has provided more than $2.3 million in scholarships to deserving high school graduates representing all 16 counties of Maine. Administration Scholarships are awarded each year by the Scholarship Fund Committee, which is made up of Maine Golf Board members, staff, and volunteers. Awards are granted on the basis of golf involvement, scholastic achievement, financial need, and demonstrated personal qualities. Award Details - Standard scholarship: $1,500 per year, renewable for up to four years, for a maximum total of $6,000 per recipient. - Langlois scholarships: Through a gift from Frank Langlois, two...

The Society of the 1st Infantry Division, established in 1919, has operated continuously since its founding. Its membership includes Soldiers who served with the Big Red One in World War I, World War II, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf, during the Cold War/peacetime, and more recently in Iraq and Afghanistan. This expanding community of 1st Infantry Division veterans takes pride in service with the Army’s oldest and most storied division. Huebner Scholarships Named for Lieutenant General Clarence L. Huebner, commander of the Big Red One in World War II, Huebner Scholarships are competitive awards available to children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of...

Each year the Board selects a group of students to be named CFM MVPs. Recipients are evaluated on academic performance and involvement in extracurricular activities, demonstrated dedication to community service, and confirmed acceptance to college. Nominees must also show exemplary character and a strong drive to succeed. This scholarship is a key element of the Foundation’s effort to expand opportunities for under-resourced students. Awards are distributed in June; chosen MVPs receive a laptop computer plus a software package to support their college preparation. Since 2003, the CFM Foundation has presented this honor to more than 350 MVPs from the Hartford+...

Introductory Statement The Arkansas Junior Cattlemen’s Association (AJCA) is a youth-focused organization committed to advancing the cattle and beef industry in Arkansas while preparing young people for cattle-related careers. AJCA does this through leadership experiences, educational contests, life-skills training, member recognition programs, and hands-on events such as shows and competitions. The association supports junior members and their families and helps fund college scholarships—underwritten by donations, member dues, and fundraisers—to assist members pursuing post-secondary education. Overall, AJCA aims to develop character, encourage involvement, and open future opportunities for Arkansas youth in the beef industry. Eligibility and Requirements - Minimum cumulative GPA:...

Introduction To be eligible for either the CSHSRA Member Award or the Interview Scholarship, applicants must meet the submission requirements and deadlines listed below. Home-schooled applicants should follow the special instructions provided on the application. Eligibility - Must have completed high school and be enrolled in a trade school, post-secondary vocational program, college, or university to receive scholarship/award funds. Application checklist (items required for consideration) 1. Completed application — due May 3, 2026. 2. Recommendation form completed by your school principal or counselor. (Home-school applicants: see the application for instructions.) It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure the school sends...

Overview This award is intended for current high school juniors (members of the graduating Class of 2027) who actively seek opportunities to widen their perspectives. What we mean by “broadening your horizons” Broadening your horizons means growing your knowledge and life experience by stepping beyond familiar routines—trying unfamiliar activities, acquiring new abilities, visiting different places, or connecting with people from backgrounds unlike your own. Who should apply Open to students who are in 11th grade now and will graduate in 2027. If, within the last year, you’ve taken a step that expanded your outlook—no matter how big or small—we want...

Introduction In 2005 the foundation launched The Drug Abuse Education Scholarship Program to encourage conversations about drug-free living among young people nationwide. This yearly scholarship honors exemplary high school seniors whose personal choices and academic commitments position them for future success. Recipients receive a cash award to be applied toward their college expenses. Candidates are judged on community or school service involvement, planned educational goals, high school grade point average, two recommendations, and a written proposal outlining an effective drug-abuse prevention education program for their school or community. Eligibility and application requirements 1. Applicants must be enrolled as high school...