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Given annually and based on need and academic merit, the Musia and Leon Schwartz Scholarship will go to a student involved in the humanities with a focus on tolerance and historical events, such as the Holocaust, and the resulting consequences. Applicants must provide a transcript of grades and show proof of Quebec residency.
For graduate work related to anti-semitism. M.A. and Ph.D students eligible.
The Nancy Gordon Social Justice Fund was established to provide scholarships to teens and young adults up to age 25, to travel locally or abroad (Israel) to participate in a social justice focused program.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Naples has a proud tradition and responsibility of helping our Jewish youth with scholarships for various Jewish camps and programs available throughout the country and the world.
The Jewish Federation of Nashville and Middle Tennessee wants to encourage Jewish Students to visit Israel. In order to make this possible, the Federation provides incentive grants for Israel programs to qualified student candidates.
The scholarship will be offered to a Jewish Studies major, giving preference to a student who is a descendant of a victim of the Holocaust.
This scholarship is awarded to Jewish undergraduates who are accepted to or attending an accredited undergraduate college or university program. Students must show outstanding academic record and financial need. Student's parents must be permanent residents of San Francisco area.
The Nathan L. and Suzanne K. Wolfson Fund Merit Award (administered by JBI International) provides merit awards for Jewish undergraduate and graduate students who are blind or visually impaired and are attending accredited colleges or universities. Each awardee will receive various amounts, with the possibility of renewal for a second year.
This scholarship is for a student who has studied in a Jewish day school for a minimum of four years and a maximum of 12 years, and who has demonstrated financial need.
This was established in memory and honour of women who cherish knowledge, family values and Judaism. It is available to a woman of South African descent who shares these values. The fund is available for those applying for religious or secular academic values. An essay has to be submitted to apply for the Pera Brina.