Scholarships

Introduction Candis served as a model of optimism for everyone at Twiddy & Company. She consistently greeted challenges with a smile and looked for the bright side in every circumstance. Her tenure with the company began in 2006 amid Tropical Storm Ernesto. During Ernesto, forecasts predicted minimal effects on the northern Outer Banks, yet the storm brought unprecedented rainfall and widespread flooding to the area’s vacation home neighborhoods. Though she had only just joined the team, Candis stayed composed and used her warm demeanor to soothe anxious guests as they arrived, offering calm conversation and an encouraging smile. Her steady...

Description **Purpose:** Wellroot Family Services operates a scholarship program to help students continue their education at accredited colleges, universities, or vocational-technical schools in the United States. The program supports high school seniors, recent graduates, current undergraduates, and graduate-level students who meet program criteria. Awards are distributed from multiple named funds with different priorities and eligibility requirements. Applicants should consult fund-specific details before applying. Key takeaways: - Scholarship program administered for students pursuing postsecondary studies in the U.S. - Supports high school seniors, undergraduates, and graduate students. - Multiple named funds with distinct priorities fund the awards. - Review fund-specific rules...

Introduction Recognizing that college expenses place a heavy burden on many families, Babe Ruth League launched a College Scholarship program in 2001 to help former participants of Cal Ripken Baseball, Babe Ruth Baseball, and Babe Ruth Softball pursue education beyond high school. Funding Support for the Babe Ruth League College Scholarship comes from the annual Babe Ruth League Alumni Golf Outing and contributions from league partners K&K Insurance and Rawlings Sporting Goods. Eligibility To be considered for a Babe Ruth League College Scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following: - Have played in Cal Ripken Baseball, Babe Ruth Baseball,...

Buch Family Academic Scholarship — Scannable Overview Description The Buch Family Academic Scholarship recognizes active amateur figure skaters who combine strong academic achievement with competitive athletic performance and demonstrated financial need. It rewards individuals who maintain high scholastic standards while actively training and competing in singles, pairs, or ice dance. The award supports education for skaters who plan to enroll or are enrolled full time in accredited higher-education programs. Key takeaways: - Honors skaters who excel academically and athletically while showing financial need. - Targets active amateur singles, pairs, and ice dance competitors. - Intended for students enrolled in or...

Description This scholarship supports the continued education of young people who have participated in Harness Horse Youth Foundation (HHYF) programs. It is intended to help former program participants pursue full-time college coursework and other post‑secondary educational opportunities. Participation in HHYF activities from 1999 to the present qualifies an applicant for consideration. The award does not require applicants to be pursuing a career in harness racing. Key takeaways - Supports continuing education for past HHYF participants. - Open to participants in programs dating from 1999 to present. - Career intent in harness racing is not required. Eligibility & requirements Participation, academic...

Intro The Trapshooting Hall of Fame is awarding seven scholarships this year: five awards of $5,000 each and two awards of $1,000 each. The five $5,000 scholarships are paid over a four-year period; the two $1,000 scholarships are one-time awards. Eligible applicants are graduating high school seniors who are active members of the Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) and who will be enrolled full time at an accredited college or university. Recipients of a multi-year (four-year) scholarship must maintain a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale to retain ongoing eligibility. Note: The two $1,000 scholarships are reserved for graduating...

Description **Overview** The SAIL Scholarship recognizes law students with strong professional promise and leadership potential. It is administered by the NAPABA Law Foundation and funded through the SAIL Scholarship Fund. Each year the Foundation awards at least one $7,500 scholarship to a qualifying candidate. The scholarship supports students across their second and third years of law school. Key takeaways - Awarded by the NAPABA Law Foundation from the SAIL Scholarship Fund - Recognizes professional promise and leadership potential - At least one $7,500 scholarship is awarded annually - Supports recipients during their 2L and 3L years Eligibility **Who may apply**...

Introduction The American Sociological Association (ASA) invites proposals for the Community Action Research Initiative (CARI) grants. These awards support projects that use sociological knowledge and methods to address problems identified by community groups. Applicants must intend to collaborate with a community organization or community action effort and either hold a PhD in sociology or be enrolled in a sociology PhD program. Who should apply Proposals are welcome from people working in universities, research centers, nonprofit and private organizations, and government agencies. Graduate students may apply, but CARI funds may not be used to support dissertation research. You do not have...

MLA Grants, Scholarships, and Fellowships — At a Glance Overview **Description** The Medical Library Association (MLA) provides a range of funding opportunities—grants, scholarships, and fellowships—designed to support graduate students in library and information science programs and to help practicing health sciences librarians pursue professional development. Awards vary in purpose and scope; some support education, others support continuing education or research. Awards are made only when applicants clearly meet or exceed published requirements. Detailed descriptions and criteria are available on individual award pages. Key takeaways: - Funding supports graduate students and practicing health sciences librarians. - Includes grants, scholarships, and fellowships...

Lenny Scholarship — concise guide Description The Lenny Scholarship is a small, targeted grant created to help young college students with incidental educational costs. It is intended as a one-time award to reduce short-term financial barriers students may face while pursuing higher education. The program is limited in scope and aimed at a narrow beneficiary group rather than broad institutional support. For details about application mechanics and deadlines, consult the program’s official announcement or website. Key takeaways - A one-time, targeted grant for college students. - Intended to cover short-term educational expenses. - Limited scope and focused beneficiary group. -...

Overview Our merit-based scholarships, offered twice each year, aim to encourage and support women pursuing studies related to international trade—this includes fields such as trade policy and negotiations, global business and supply chains, economic development, and related areas. Who is eligible - Must self-identify as female. - Must be currently enrolled (full- or part-time) at an accredited U.S. college or university. - Acceptable academic status: undergraduate students in their junior or senior year, or graduate students. Award details and selection - Each scholarship is $3,000. Funds will be sent directly to the recipient’s academic institution. - Winners are chosen by...

Introduction antibodies-online, in collaboration with Rockland Immunochemicals, Inc., supports emerging scientists through the Joy Cappel Scholars Network. As part of that program, the Impact Scholarship awards students who show promise to contribute meaningfully to the life sciences through research, outreach, or innovative science communication. What the award recognizes Each year two students in the United States receive a $1,000 stipend. The Impact Scholarship honors applicants who demonstrate potential to make a positive, lasting contribution to the life sciences—whether through research goals, community involvement, or creative ways of explaining science. Eligibility - Must be a U.S.-based high school senior, undergraduate, or...