[Page 9] Scholarships for Black Students

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.

This scholarship aims to support female BIPOC students who are pursuing degrees in STEAM so they can overcome the barriers to higher education.

In honor of Wanda I. McLaurin, this annual scholarship will support one student who fits the criteria and who wants to dedicate their studies to advance their own career as well as the livelihoods of disadvantaged people across the country.

This scholarship seeks to support underserved students who are pursuing their dreams of higher education.

The Gladys Ruth Legacy “Service” Memorial Scholarship was made to support an African American student who is unapologetically themselves and supports others through acts of service.

This grant will be awarded to a current or future Black medical student across any medical specialty.

This scholarship aims to support students who are committed to providing financial literacy to their communities.

This scholarship aims to help Black undergraduate students who are pursuing a career in education so they can focus on their university training and be prepared to help their future students.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Tamika A. Nurse by supporting young women who share her passions and are following in her footsteps.

This scholarship seeks to support underserved students by providing financial assistance to lower the cost of college.

This scholarship seeks to boost African American representation in STEM by supporting students interested in studying STEM at HBCUs.

ProjectGiveBack is a project by Black women, for Black women. Addressing issues of racial and gender injustice starts within, and we would like to give you the chance to change the world with a little push.

This scholarship will support an aspiring or current Black entrepreneur in the Philadelphia community.

This scholarship will support pregnant and/or teen parents earning their education.

This scholarship will honor the memory of Patrick Copney and help support first generation students who are pursuing a music or arts degree.

This scholarship seeks to support students who plan to use their education for the betterment of the community around them.

This scholarship seeks to support Black women who are enthusiastic about pursuing a career that will benefit the pet industry.

This scholarship aims to support graduating high school seniors so they have the resources necessary to further their education at an HBCU.

This scholarship aims to support students who show advanced learning capabilities but have limited resources to afford the cost of higher education.

This grant will be awarded to a Black entrepreneur from Philadelphia at any education level who is currently building or who aspires to build a new business.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Ken Burnett by supporting students who are passionate about caring for animals.

This scholarship aims to encourage diversity at the University of Wisconsin-Madison by supporting BIPOC students.

This grant will be awarded to a Black student in St. Louis who excels at dreaming big and starting small while building towards their dreams.