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*Not exclusively for high school seniors, open to ages 15-19. Students with exemplary records of leadership in community service are encouraged to apply for the Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award. Up to 15 students age 15-19 are selected based on nomination by a member of the community. Recipients of the award may use their award money towards education, or further philanthropic efforts.
Each year the Morris J and Betty Kaplun Foundation offers an essay contest to Jewish students in junior high and high school. Students write an essay on one of two topics. A total of 12 winners are chosen each year with one first prize award of $1,800 and five $500 awards given in each of the essay levels.
The Foundation provides scholarships for post-secondary study at colleges, universities and vocation/technical institutions within 100 miles of the Sacramento County Courthouse. All eligible high school seniors living in the greater Sacramento region may apply for these scholarships.
The Brawerman Fellowship offers $40,0000 scholarships (over 4 years) to Jewish undergraduate students originally from Los Angeles who attend a four-year accredited university throughout the US. The Brawerman Fellows have proven that they are academically talented and have a deep commitment to community service and leadership. The fellows participate in a program that builds leadership skills and further strengthens their connection to Jewish life.
Awards are $1,000, and applicants must be from a Jewish household in Connecticut and entering their freshman year of college.
Provides a college scholarship to a Jewish high school senior from Greater New Haven. The scholarship is not needs based and requires an essay concerning what peace, justice and righteousness mean to you and your Judaism.
Recipients will have completed significant volunteer services within the local Jewish community (in addition to high school graduation service requirements).
Awarded to a senior in a Montgomery County public high school, accepted into a four-year undergraduate program, vocational school or community college.
Applicants must have been accepted into an accredited four-year undergraduate program on a full-time basis
The Gilbert J. Spiegel Memorial Fund, a permanent restricted endowment of the Jewish Fund for the Future, supports leadership development programs approved by the Jewish Federation of Delaware.