[Page 2] Exclusive Scholarships for Black Women in February 2026

This scholarship aims to recognize and support students at West Charlotte High School who exemplify the values that Vermell Segars Murphy held dear.

This scholarship aims to address the underrepresentation of Black students in hospitality programs by providing financial assistance and fostering a more inclusive industry.

This scholarship will be given to two women (one in Michigan and one in Tennessee) who plan to pursue degrees or certifications in STEM.

This scholarship aims to support Latina women who are making waves in STEM and bringing their unique talents and perspectives to the field.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented women as they make their mark in higher education and achieve their academic goals.

This scholarship aims to alleviate the often-overlooked financial burdens of college life so underserved students can achieve their dreams.

This scholarship seeks to help current college students continue their education in the face of high costs and declining support.

The Ojeda Multi-County Youth Scholarship will be awarded to two deserving inner-city high school students to help pay for tuition and books.

This scholarship seeks to support and encourage female and minority students to pursue STEM majors in college or tech schools so that they can focus on their studies rather than worrying about the costs of attendance.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Sgt. Albert Dono Ware by supporting students who share his commitment to helping others.

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

This scholarship aims to support female immigrants so they can overcome the obstacles they face and complete their college degrees.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Corderius Webster by supporting students who share his passion for music.

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 boost the representation of people of color in the STEM field to create a more diverse and equitable workforce.

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 aims to honor Mighty’s legacy by supporting nursing students so they can achieve all of their dreams.

This scholarship will support one student of Haitian descent who is pursuing a civil engineering degree and who has large ambitions for the future of their community.

This scholarship will support BIPOC high school seniors with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.

This scholarship seeks to help students access higher education so they can go on to change the world.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Mohamed Magdi Taha by supporting students who possess similar qualities and are also ‘up-standers’ in their communities.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Hyacinth Malcolm by supporting students throughout their pursuit of higher education.

This scholarship was established to honor the memory of Melissa Boston who, in January 2019, tragically lost her battle with Cancer at the age of 36.

This scholarship aims to honor the incredible life of Harry B. Anderson by supporting students who are pursuing careers in STEM.

This scholarship aims to monetarily assist women of color in pursuing higher education to free up their time and resources and allow them to focus on obtaining leadership roles and effecting necessary change.

This scholarship will support underrepresented female minorities currently pursuing a higher education.

This grant will be awarded to a Black woman at any education level and field of study.

This scholarship will support women from low-income communities to kickstart the contagious cycle of upward mobility.

This scholarship will support BIPOC students pursuing a career in the mental health field.

This scholarship exists to support students looking to find themselves and their niche at an HBCU.