Diane Dawson Memorial Scholarship
$3,000
Overview
The Diane Dawson Memorial Scholarship was created in 2003 to honor the memory of Gail Diane Dawson. The award offers financial support to young men and women who either have a parent or legal guardian living with a terminal illness (including terminal cancer) or who experienced the death of a parent from a terminal disease while they were enrolled in high school. The scholarship serves students in the greater Denver area and the Sacramento region. Thanks to the efforts of Diane’s family and friends, her enthusiasm for life, community service, and devotion to education is carried forward through this...
Overview
The Diane Dawson Memorial Scholarship was created in 2003 to honor the memory of Gail Diane Dawson. The award offers financial support to young men and women who either have a parent or legal guardian living with a terminal illness (including terminal cancer) or who experienced the death of a parent from a terminal disease while they were enrolled in high school. The scholarship serves students in the greater Denver area and the Sacramento region. Thanks to the efforts of Diane’s family and friends, her enthusiasm for life, community service, and devotion to education is carried forward through this...
Westminster Public Schools Foundation Scholarships
$20,000
Intro
The Westminster Public Schools Foundation manages a variety of scholarship funds intended to motivate students to complete high school and continue their education. For many recipients, these awards open the door to college or other postsecondary study that might otherwise have been out of reach. The Foundation’s scholarships are offered exclusively to graduating students from Westminster High School and Hidden Lake High School (Hidden Lake Secondary School). Awards vary in type — some are merit-based, some are need-based, and several are renewable for multiple years.
Eligibility
Only current seniors who will graduate from Westminster High School or Hidden Lake...
Intro
The Westminster Public Schools Foundation manages a variety of scholarship funds intended to motivate students to complete high school and continue their education. For many recipients, these awards open the door to college or other postsecondary study that might otherwise have been out of reach. The Foundation’s scholarships are offered exclusively to graduating students from Westminster High School and Hidden Lake High School (Hidden Lake Secondary School). Awards vary in type — some are merit-based, some are need-based, and several are renewable for multiple years.
Eligibility
Only current seniors who will graduate from Westminster High School or Hidden Lake...
West Yellowstone Foundation Scholarship Program
$20,000
Introduction
These scholarships are funded annually through the West Yellowstone Foundation, the Siegel Family Scholarship Fund, the Cross Charitable Foundation and other private gifts and grants. Awards are intended to help students pay for accredited programs, including: four- or five‑year college/university degrees, two‑year college degrees, trade or vocational certificate programs, and approved online courses.
Award details
- Up to $5,000 per year when funds are available (renewable up to four years; maximum total award up to $20,000).
- Scholarships may be renewed each year for a maximum of four years of post‑secondary study (a fifth year may be approved only...
Introduction
These scholarships are funded annually through the West Yellowstone Foundation, the Siegel Family Scholarship Fund, the Cross Charitable Foundation and other private gifts and grants. Awards are intended to help students pay for accredited programs, including: four- or five‑year college/university degrees, two‑year college degrees, trade or vocational certificate programs, and approved online courses.
Award details
- Up to $5,000 per year when funds are available (renewable up to four years; maximum total award up to $20,000).
- Scholarships may be renewed each year for a maximum of four years of post‑secondary study (a fifth year may be approved only...
Reach Higher Montana Scholarship Opportunities
$2,000
You have a story — about persistence, service, growth, or learning — and that story can help you earn scholarship money. Scholarships are funds for college that do not need to be repaid. Use your experiences to apply; local and regional awards often offer the best odds because fewer students compete for them than for national scholarships.
Montana Scholarships — Overview
- We’ve assembled a collection of state, local, and selected national scholarships for Montana students. Based on years of experience helping students apply, local awards tend to be easier to win than large national scholarships due to smaller applicant...
You have a story — about persistence, service, growth, or learning — and that story can help you earn scholarship money. Scholarships are funds for college that do not need to be repaid. Use your experiences to apply; local and regional awards often offer the best odds because fewer students compete for them than for national scholarships.
Montana Scholarships — Overview
- We’ve assembled a collection of state, local, and selected national scholarships for Montana students. Based on years of experience helping students apply, local awards tend to be easier to win than large national scholarships due to smaller applicant...
Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga Scholarships
$6,000
Thanks to the remarkable generosity of our supporters, more than 5,000 students from the Chattanooga area have been able to pursue college. Helping as many local students as possible attain a college degree is central to our mission to strengthen our city and contribute to a better world.
Eligibility
- Scholarships administered by CFGC are available exclusively to students from the Chattanooga region.
- Awards may be considered for eligible graduating high school seniors, current college students seeking scholarship support, and existing CFGC scholars.
How to apply
- Use the CFGC Scholarship Application and Account Portal to submit applications and...
Thanks to the remarkable generosity of our supporters, more than 5,000 students from the Chattanooga area have been able to pursue college. Helping as many local students as possible attain a college degree is central to our mission to strengthen our city and contribute to a better world.
Eligibility
- Scholarships administered by CFGC are available exclusively to students from the Chattanooga region.
- Awards may be considered for eligible graduating high school seniors, current college students seeking scholarship support, and existing CFGC scholars.
How to apply
- Use the CFGC Scholarship Application and Account Portal to submit applications and...
New England ISA Undergrad/Grad Scholarship
$2,500
Overview Since 1990 the New England Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (NEC-ISA) has supported students studying arboriculture, urban forestry, and closely related disciplines through annual scholarships. The awards aim to foster interest in shade and ornamental trees, honor academic achievement, and provide financial assistance. Scholarship Awards Each year NEC-ISA presents two scholarships of $2,500 apiece. Awardees are encouraged to participate in the arboriculture profession and receive complimentary registration to the Chapter’s annual conference, one night’s lodging, and two banquet tickets for a guest. Eligibility Applicants must meet one of the following residency/enrollment criteria: - Be enrolled full-time at...
Overview Since 1990 the New England Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (NEC-ISA) has supported students studying arboriculture, urban forestry, and closely related disciplines through annual scholarships. The awards aim to foster interest in shade and ornamental trees, honor academic achievement, and provide financial assistance. Scholarship Awards Each year NEC-ISA presents two scholarships of $2,500 apiece. Awardees are encouraged to participate in the arboriculture profession and receive complimentary registration to the Chapter’s annual conference, one night’s lodging, and two banquet tickets for a guest. Eligibility Applicants must meet one of the following residency/enrollment criteria: - Be enrolled full-time at...
Silver State Opportunity Grant
$5,500
Overview
The Silver State Opportunity Grant (SSOG) Program was established by the Nevada Legislature in 2015 through Senate Bill 227 (Chapter 387, Statutes of Nevada 2015). It is Nevada’s inaugural — and currently sole — state-funded financial aid initiative designed to provide need-based grants to eligible, low-income, college-ready students. SSOG helps cover part of the cost of attendance at community colleges and the state college within the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE). The program follows a shared-responsibility approach: the total cost of attendance (tuition and fees, books and supplies, room and board, and other living expenses) is viewed as...
Overview
The Silver State Opportunity Grant (SSOG) Program was established by the Nevada Legislature in 2015 through Senate Bill 227 (Chapter 387, Statutes of Nevada 2015). It is Nevada’s inaugural — and currently sole — state-funded financial aid initiative designed to provide need-based grants to eligible, low-income, college-ready students. SSOG helps cover part of the cost of attendance at community colleges and the state college within the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE). The program follows a shared-responsibility approach: the total cost of attendance (tuition and fees, books and supplies, room and board, and other living expenses) is viewed as...
Charles H. Williamson Memorial Scholarship
$40,000
History
Founded as a trust in 1925 by Mrs. W. W. Williamson and Mrs. Walter A. Harris (respectively the mother and sister of Charles H. Williamson), the Charles H. Williamson Scholarship originally funded a scholarship reserved for graduates of Lanier High School for Boys, where Mr. Williamson had been a student, with recipients required to attend the University of Georgia. In 1974 the program was broadened to award multiple four-year college scholarships to both male and female graduates of what is now Central High School.
Purpose
To fund four-year scholarships for Central High School graduates from Macon, Georgia, who will...
History
Founded as a trust in 1925 by Mrs. W. W. Williamson and Mrs. Walter A. Harris (respectively the mother and sister of Charles H. Williamson), the Charles H. Williamson Scholarship originally funded a scholarship reserved for graduates of Lanier High School for Boys, where Mr. Williamson had been a student, with recipients required to attend the University of Georgia. In 1974 the program was broadened to award multiple four-year college scholarships to both male and female graduates of what is now Central High School.
Purpose
To fund four-year scholarships for Central High School graduates from Macon, Georgia, who will...
SMACNA College of Fellows Scholarship Program
$16,000
Mission
The SMACNA College of Fellows (COF) Scholarship Program exists to identify and honor academically talented young people and emerging leaders connected to the SMACNA community. The program seeks to give these individuals opportunities to continue their education, develop leadership abilities, and become constructive contributors to society.
Eligibility / Primary Purpose
The primary purpose of the fund is to award scholarships to eligible applicants from the SMACNA extended family who are pursuing undergraduate studies at accredited institutions of higher education. Recipients include:
- Contractors who are SMACNA members
- Employees of SMACNA member contractors
- SMACNA chapter executives
- National...
Mission
The SMACNA College of Fellows (COF) Scholarship Program exists to identify and honor academically talented young people and emerging leaders connected to the SMACNA community. The program seeks to give these individuals opportunities to continue their education, develop leadership abilities, and become constructive contributors to society.
Eligibility / Primary Purpose
The primary purpose of the fund is to award scholarships to eligible applicants from the SMACNA extended family who are pursuing undergraduate studies at accredited institutions of higher education. Recipients include:
- Contractors who are SMACNA members
- Employees of SMACNA member contractors
- SMACNA chapter executives
- National...
Trade Academy Scholarships
$2,500
Today, building a well-paid, rewarding career in the mechanical trades is more accessible than ever. Education is the first step, and we’re committed to helping tradespeople advance along their career paths. Trade Academy supports students at every stage—through classroom learning, hands-on training, and into their work as technicians.
The Housecall Pro Next Generation HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Scholarship Program is available to applicants who, at the time they apply, meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Are legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia and are at least sixteen (16) years old; and
- Are enrolled...
Today, building a well-paid, rewarding career in the mechanical trades is more accessible than ever. Education is the first step, and we’re committed to helping tradespeople advance along their career paths. Trade Academy supports students at every stage—through classroom learning, hands-on training, and into their work as technicians.
The Housecall Pro Next Generation HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Scholarship Program is available to applicants who, at the time they apply, meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Are legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia and are at least sixteen (16) years old; and
- Are enrolled...
Leo H. Brooks Scholarship
$2,500
Leo H. Brooks (September 13, 1932 – 2014) was a lifelong educator from Bainbridge, Georgia. After finishing Bainbridge High School, he pursued higher education at Florida State University and Troy State University, earning his bachelor’s degree from Troy State in 1959. He later completed a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration at Mississippi College in 1966. Early in his career he taught social studies and coached athletics at Coffee High School in Douglas, Georgia, then spent nine years teaching at Mark Smith High School in Macon. He went on to serve more than twenty-four years as a school administrator within the...
Leo H. Brooks (September 13, 1932 – 2014) was a lifelong educator from Bainbridge, Georgia. After finishing Bainbridge High School, he pursued higher education at Florida State University and Troy State University, earning his bachelor’s degree from Troy State in 1959. He later completed a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration at Mississippi College in 1966. Early in his career he taught social studies and coached athletics at Coffee High School in Douglas, Georgia, then spent nine years teaching at Mark Smith High School in Macon. He went on to serve more than twenty-four years as a school administrator within the...
North Dakota Dollars for Scholars Scholarships
$2,500
Overview and application window
- Students may submit scholarship applications from January 1 through April 1 each year. Awards range from $600 up to $2,500. Applicants must be graduates of a North Dakota high school. Below are the available scholarships administered through North Dakota Dollars for Scholars, with amounts, eligibility criteria, preferences, and GPA requirements.
General eligibility notes
- Unless otherwise specified, applicants should meet the GPA minimums listed for each award. Some scholarships require full-time enrollment. Several awards give preference based on high school, field of study, military affiliation, financial need, or community service. Read each description carefully for...
Overview and application window
- Students may submit scholarship applications from January 1 through April 1 each year. Awards range from $600 up to $2,500. Applicants must be graduates of a North Dakota high school. Below are the available scholarships administered through North Dakota Dollars for Scholars, with amounts, eligibility criteria, preferences, and GPA requirements.
General eligibility notes
- Unless otherwise specified, applicants should meet the GPA minimums listed for each award. Some scholarships require full-time enrollment. Several awards give preference based on high school, field of study, military affiliation, financial need, or community service. Read each description carefully for...
