Scholarships

Overview As digital tools continue to transform workplaces, concerns about worker privacy, equal treatment, and civil liberties have taken on greater urgency. Motivated by a commitment to defend employee rights and promote fairness, Erkel Law, P.C. created the 2026 Employee Civil Rights in the Digital Age Scholarship. This $1,000 award asks students to analyze how technological developments—such as AI-driven hiring systems, employee monitoring, and workforce data analytics—affect employee civil rights. Applicants should identify current issues and recommend practical remedies or policy changes that would better protect privacy, ensure fairness, and uphold employees’ legal protections in an increasingly tech-centered workplace. Eligibility...

Introduction Barbieri Law Firm believes courage fuels effective advocacy. The Barbieri Bloom Scholarship recognizes emerging members of the legal community who have shown notable bravery, integrity, and compassion early in their careers. One recipient will receive $1,000 to help cover education-related expenses. Eligibility Applicants should meet all of the following criteria: - Be a current law student, a pre-law student, or an individual planning to begin studies at an accredited law school in the United States for the Fall 2026 semester. - Have demonstrated courage, advocacy, or leadership that produced a meaningful impact in their personal life, academic pursuits, or...

Introduction A stable financial future often starts with a strong education. Earning a college degree typically increases earning potential and helps you move closer to long-term goals for yourself and your family. Scholarship overview The Foundation provides grant funding to help individuals pursue a degree of their choice at an accredited institution. The total number of awards and the size of each scholarship vary annually based on fundraising results. Scholarships are at least $1,000.00 per recipient per year. Students who continue to satisfy the eligibility requirements may apply for renewal in subsequent years. Selection process Awards are made primarily on...

Introduction Tom LoCasale embodied the best of humanity and made a positive difference in the lives of those around him. He believed that a fulfilling, healthy, and productive life is built from a toolbox of skills and was continually focused on self-improvement. Through his involvement with golf, Tom cultivated patience, perseverance, and strong character. For many years he volunteered with First Tee, sharing the game and its life lessons with young people. Purpose of the scholarship This scholarship commemorates Tom LoCasale by providing financial support to students who have gained meaningful life skills through playing golf. Who may apply Any...

Award range: $1,500–$5,000 Overview: Financial awards are available for advanced undergraduate and graduate students pursuing studies focused on light and lighting. Applicants working on significant projects or thesis research about lighting may receive additional priority. Who is eligible: - Junior (third-year) or senior (fourth-year) undergraduate students studying subjects centered on lighting. - Graduate students whose coursework or research is focused on lighting. - Applicants undertaking specific lighting-related projects, with extra consideration given to graduate students developing a thesis on light or lighting. Relevant fields: Programs in lighting architecture, electrical engineering, interior design, theater, film/TV, lighting design, vision science, or other...

The attorneys of Younce, Vtipil, Baznik & Banks, P.A. are committed to improving the lives of our clients and supporting the communities across North Carolina. In support of that mission, we are proud to open our 2026 scholarship essay contest to help qualified North Carolina students with college costs. We understand how important a college education is for building a rewarding career in the 21st century, and we are pleased to contribute. The contest winners will be awarded a combined total of $3,000 in scholarships. Eligibility - To enter the essay contest, applicants must be residents of North Carolina, be...

Introduction The Phyllis Wheatley Board of Directors established its Scholarship Program as a complement to the annual Mid-Summer Soirée — an event first introduced in the 1940s by former executive director Dr. Dorothy I. Height. Talent Showcase In 2017 the Board added a Talent Showcase to give Washington, D.C. youth a stage to display their creative abilities and compete for scholarship awards. Performances and entries can include, but are not limited to, vocal music, visual arts, spoken word or poetry, dramatic readings, dance, and projects in innovative technology. Who is eligible The scholarship is available to graduating high school seniors...

Introduction Tom LoCasale embodied the best of humanity and made a positive difference in the lives of those around him. He believed that a fulfilling, healthy, and productive life is built from a toolbox of skills and was continually focused on self-improvement. Through his involvement with golf, Tom cultivated patience, perseverance, and strong character. For many years he volunteered with First Tee, sharing the game and its life lessons with young people. Purpose of the scholarship This scholarship commemorates Tom LoCasale by providing financial support to students who have gained meaningful life skills through playing golf. Who may apply Any...

Fleming Law Accident & Injury Attorneys announces the Driver Safety Scholarship, created out of our direct experience representing people whose lives have been devastated by preventable crashes. Each day we see the consequences of speeding, distracted driving, impaired driving, and other dangerous behaviors — and we want to support students who can bring fresh, practical solutions to reduce those harms. Purpose We are looking for thoughtful, realistic proposals that address how to prevent collisions before they occur. Applicants should consider the roles individuals, neighborhoods, schools, and law enforcement can play — and may propose technological solutions, public education campaigns, or...

Overview This scholarship supports students attending trade or technical schools to acquire hands-on skills that meet the needs of the region’s expanding industries. Funding targets full-time programs with a STEM emphasis—science, technology, engineering, or mathematics—such as welding, machining, mechatronics, network administration, and automation. Award Amounts Awards typically fall between $2,000 and $5,000 annually. Which Programs Qualify Applicants must be entering or already accepted into a full-time trade/technical program that has a clear, practical application of STEM disciplines. Eligibility Requirements To be considered for an award, applicants must: - Be a citizen of the United States. - Be a current or...

The Rosemont Community Association is now accepting applications for the 20th Annual Carol Arbini-McFarland Rosemont Community Service Scholarship. Award: $1,500 Purpose: To recognize graduating seniors who demonstrate strong commitment to community service. Eligibility and requirements: - Applicant must be a resident of the Rosemont neighborhood. Rosemont’s boundaries are Folsom Boulevard to Jackson Highway, and Bradshaw Road to South Watt Avenue. - Must be a graduating senior. - Cumulative academic record equivalent to a “B” average (minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0). Completion of Honors and AP coursework will be given additional consideration. - Demonstrated participation in school and/or community activities, with...

Overview The MHG Companion Scholarships provide monetary assistance to students in grades 8 through 12 to support their academic and personal development. Award details Scholarship amounts fall between $800 and $2,000. Exact award levels will be finalized after the application window has closed. Who may apply Applicants must be enrolled in grades 8–12, hold a minimum GPA of 2.5, and live in one of the following California counties: Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, or Ventura. Eligibility considerations Priority is given to candidates facing: - financial hardship - educational, cultural, or social obstacles - personal difficulties -...