Scholarships

Introduction Staver Accident Injury Lawyers, P.C. is pleased to offer its annual Personal Injury Scholarship. Each day our Chicago team assists people injured in car crashes and other personal injury incidents who are facing medical bills and life disruptions. This scholarship is intended to support a student whose essay reflects an understanding of the legal work we do and an appreciation for its role in helping injured people and improving safety. Award and Deadline - Scholarship amount: $5,000 toward educational expenses. - Application deadline: May 1st, 2026. - Winner notification: the selected recipient will be contacted by email on May...

Overview These scholarship opportunities are administered in coordination with Race For Education and partner organizations. Each award has specific eligibility criteria based on residence, field of study, family employment in the equine/animal/agriculture sectors, or enrollment in particular programs. Where noted, applications lacking the required supporting documents will be disqualified. Eligibility summary (general) - Many awards target students or families connected to the equine, animal science, or agriculture industries. - Some scholarships are limited by state (e.g., Kentucky, Ohio, Washington, California, New York) or by employment with a specific farm or organization. - Certain awards specify fields of study (e.g., equine...

Intro / Purpose The Americal Scholarship Program, administered by the Americal Legacy Foundation (ALF), provides undergraduate college and vocational scholarships to the children and grandchildren (including adopted children and grandchildren) of current and deceased members of the Americal Division Veterans Association (ADVA). Eligibility also extends to any child or adopted child of a soldier of the Americal Division who was killed or died while serving on active duty with the Division. (The definition of an ADVA member is that found in the ADVA’s current bylaws.) For deceased ADVA members, eligibility requires that the member was in good standing with the...

The Mel C. Marshall Scholarship was established with the aim of motivating high school seniors and college students to pursue careers in the precast concrete industry. It also offers a platform for scholarship recipients to interact with the CPCA while receiving financial assistance. Eligibility Criteria: High school seniors or current college students who are planning to enroll full-time in an academic institution for the upcoming academic year, starting from the semester after the application date, are eligible to apply. The student's field of study must be associated with the building, construction, or precast concrete industry, which can encompass safety, accounting,...

Application period - Applications are accepted annually from November 1 through April 30. (The application form may be downloaded at any time.) Award summary - The Elaine Chapin family has established this scholarship to award several scholarships each academic year, each worth up to $1,000. Selected students will be notified prior to June 1. Disbursement to the recipient’s school requires submission of proof of enrollment and proof of residency. Who may apply - Applicants must be U.S. citizens who are enrolled in, or plan to enroll in, an accredited college, university, vocational, or technical school in the United States. -...

Introduction The apostle Paul wrote, “And my God shall supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 4:19). That promise reflects the purpose of the Mississippi Baptist Foundation’s Scholarship Ministry. Supported by the generosity of many faithful Christian stewards, the Foundation provides needs-based, supplemental financial assistance to Mississippi students enrolled at Mississippi Baptist colleges or at one of the six Southern Baptist seminaries. General policy The MBF Board of Trustees has adopted uniform rules that apply to all endowed scholarship awards administered through the Foundation. These additional requirements are intended to honor the intent...

Overview NSPE–NH awards state-level scholarships each year, with each award worth at least $1,000. The number of scholarships granted in a given year depends on that year’s scholarship fund performance, so more than one award may be made. Purpose and funding These scholarships are supported by contributions from NSPE–NH members, corporate donors, and fundraising efforts. The program’s goal is to foster professional growth and career development within New Hampshire in the fields of general civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering. Who may apply Eligible applicants are high school seniors or undergraduate college students who are current or prospective enrollees in...

Etemi Law: Operation Give Back Scholarship Overview The Etemi Law: Operation Give Back Scholarship is a merit-based award established to recognize and assist Connecticut students who are actively improving their communities. This scholarship honors scholastic performance, leadership, and a demonstrated commitment to service. Etemi Law is committed to supporting young people who are motivated to give back and lead positive change. Who is eligible - Current high school juniors or seniors, or students enrolled in an undergraduate program at a college or university - Connecticut residents or students attending a school located in Connecticut - Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0...

Award: $2,500 Overview This memorial scholarship honors Djulbezar and Fehim Etemi, the paternal grandparents of Attorneys Ron and Lou Etemi, who encouraged their grandchildren to pursue education and support their family. The Djulbezar & Fehim Etemi Memorial Scholarship supports Connecticut students who, despite facing disability or illness, have shown resilience, courage, and perseverance. Who may apply - Students who live in Connecticut or attend a Connecticut school. Eligible levels include K–12, undergraduate, or graduate/post‑secondary. - Individuals with a diagnosed learning disability, a physical or developmental impairment, an ongoing medical condition, or other special needs. - Applicants should demonstrate financial need...

Introduction We know how a childhood cancer diagnosis affects the whole family, and we are dedicated to helping young people continue their education despite the financial burdens that can follow treatment. Each year, the Snowdrop Foundation, Inc. provides scholarships to eligible, college-bound pediatric cancer patients. Eligibility - Diagnosis: Applicants must have been diagnosed with cancer before turning 20. - Status: Current pediatric cancer patients and childhood cancer survivors are both eligible. - Education: Candidates must be attending or planning to attend an accredited institution of higher education in the United States. Application timeline and renewals Scholarships are awarded on an...

The scholarship program of the Sonoma County Fish and Wildlife Commission is established to offer substantial support and public acknowledgment to students who excel academically or contribute significantly to the community. The program is specifically for students pursuing studies in environmental restoration, natural resource management, and/or preservation.Up to six (6) scholarships will be granted to deserving students from Sonoma County.The Commissioner Al Gerhardt Memorial Scholarship: $3,000.00 (one scholarship available)The Commissioner Al Ferris Memorial Scholarship: $3,000.00 (one scholarship available)2025The General FWC Scholarship: $2,000.00 (up to four scholarships available)Criteria for EligibilityMust be a resident of Sonoma CountyMust be enrolled or planning to...

The SBAGNE Board of Directors is now inviting applications for the Annual Jean Driscoll Award. This scholarship, offered in honor of Jean Driscoll, is available for qualifying SBAGNE constituents and provides up to $1,000 to help with costs related to education, personal development, or assistive services and equipment. Eligibility and use of funds - Applicants must be SBAGNE constituents who have Spina Bifida and are at least 14 years old. - The award—up to $1,000—can be applied toward educational expenses, developmental programs, or assistive needs. - Candidates should exemplify the resilience and determination associated with Jean Driscoll; the recipient will...