[Page 9] Scholarships for Black Students

This scholarship will help support first generation BIPOC students attending HBCUs.

This scholarship aims to support African-American students who are seeking higher education while participating in sports.

This scholarship aims to support African American students throughout their educational journeys at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

This scholarship seeks to support Black women who are passionate about breaking into the field of engineering so they can have the resources necessary to complete their education.

This scholarship seeks to support low-income students who need financial support to achieve their dreams of higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented minority students who are planning to pursue a college degree in a STEM-related field.

This scholarship will support Black students working to bring about social change in their communities.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Tiffany Anding by supporting students who are pursuing higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are passionate about engaging in community service and/or disaster relief.

This scholarship will support an African American woman pursuing a career in a health-related field.

This scholarship will support high school African American women planning to pursue a career in STEM.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Bishop Ron O. Beazer Sr. by continuing his legacy of helping others reach heights that they were told were not possible.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are already attending HBCUs so that they can achieve their dreams in higher education.

This scholarship aims to support underrepresented students so they can overcome barriers and complete their education.

To honor the loving and impactful legacy of Anthony Hunter, this scholarship will be awarded to one Black male high school student who is active in their community and does ongoing community service unselfishly, humbly, and truly to help others.

This scholarship aims to honor Dr. Ruth Lewis Knight’s legacy by supporting future teachers and principals who hope to impact the lives of public school students.

This scholarship seeks to honor Amabel by supporting students from immigrant backgrounds who have conquered challenges to get to where they are today.

This scholarship will support BIPOC women in STEM at the specific universities in Texas.

This scholarship seeks to support students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities who need assistance paying for their schooling.

This scholarship seeks to encourage the next generation of nurses who hope to address the COVID-19 pandemic through their careers.

This scholarship is designed to support students dedicated to providing equitable healthcare opportunities for underrepresented minorities and low-income communities across the country.

This scholarship seeks to support students of color as they pursue certification and careers in cosmetology.

This scholarship will support Black women in New York who have philanthropic interests.

This scholarship aims to support and uplift minority students so they have the resources necessary to complete their degrees.

​​This memorial scholarship is intended to honor the love and legacy of Linda Hicks by supporting African American women who have been directly impacted or have a loved one that has experienced an abusive relationship and/or substance addiction.

This scholarship seeks to support students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities so they can afford to complete their degrees.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Margaret A. Briller by supporting women who are following in her footsteps and pursuing the nursing field.

This scholarship aims to support Black students as they pursue higher education, enabling them to succeed and become the business leaders of tomorrow.

This scholarship will support African American undergraduate students pursuing careers in the healthcare field.

This scholarship seeks to support African American students who are hoping to pursue a 2-year or 4-year college degree in any field of study.