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The fund is designed to award college scholarships to eligible Jewish students residing in Hillsborough County who are attending or will attend an accredited public, in-state Florida college or university and are pursuing a 4-year full-time bachelor's degree.
Administered by the Queens College Center for Jewish Studies, the award is bestowed upon the student author of the best essay on the topic of the Holocaust or other forms of genocide.
The Meyerhoff Center has several scholarship funds for students in the areas of Jewish studies and Israel studies. Most but not all of these funds are earmarked for students who will travel to and then study at an Israeli university.
For Canadian citizens with dual Israeli citizenship to assist students who are working towards a bachelor's degree in Israel. The Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel (AACI) and Jewish Federations of Canada – UIA accept submissions from students who could receive 3,000 shekels toward their tuition. New immigrants from Canada in the last 5 years could receive additional funds.
Open to anyone who is an alumnus of Canadian Young Judaea. Canadian Young Judaea and the Rothberg International School of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem who have joined together to bring CYJ track to the spring semester of studies for second and third year students.
Established in 1977 by a provision in the Will of Harriette Stormes in memory of her son, the Malcolm Stacey Scholarship is restricted to needy, Jewish students with preference for students majoring in aeronautical engineering.
Jewish students, open to all majors. Preference – Engineering or Aeronautical Engineering majors, and orphans.
Scholarships for Dallas area students headed to college in Fall 2025 who are involved in the Jewish community and intend to continue their involvement in college. Student must be based in the Dallas area, involved in Jewish activities and in the Jewish community and accepted to and planning to attend college full-time in Fall 2025. Minimum 3.25 GPA (high school) is required. Students must be involved is Jewish activities.
The Marcy Finerman-Lewis Scholarship supports an undergraduate student majoring in Communication at the University of Arizona. Required GPA of 3.0 available to undergraduates students currently registered for a minimum of 12 units and who demonstrate financial need.
A limited number of grants of up to $2,000 are awarded to chosen recipients who attend local music schools to help with the financial demands of the necessities of life.