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The Kapson Scholarship helps Jewish students attend a university, college or technical institute in Indiana. A committee of Jewish community members will review eligible candidates based on the motivation of the student to receive a higher education along with merit and financial needs.
The Jerusalem Study Fund is a permanent restricted endowment of the Jewish Fund for the Future and supports students 16 or older (with preference to applicants aged sixteen through twenty-four) in their study at educational institutions located in Jerusalem, or its proximate suburbs in Israel.
NCJW l LA provides scholarships to those who live and attend school in the Greater Los Angeles area, including Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and Ventura Counties. This award is given to women or men enrolled in or accepted to a degree program in nursing. Some units toward the degree are preferred, but not required.
Awarded to high school seniors who have arrived in the U.S. within the last four years and plan to attend an Indiana college or university on a part- or full-time basis, or adults who have arrived within the last four years and are currently attending an Indiana college or university as a part- or full-time student.
This scholarship is awarded to undergraduate or graduate students attending accredited institutions of higher learning, who are children of gay or lesbian parent(s). Students must exhibit academic and/or artistic excellence and financial need. Applicant or their parents must reside in the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
Awarded to Jewish undergraduate or graduates accepted to or attending an accredited college/university. Students must major in library science, English literature, or related field, with the intention of working with underserved children. Applicant or their parents must reside in the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
The applicant's parents must demonstrate financial need. The applicant must have been raised as and consider him/herself to be Jewish, and display leadership qualities in general and Jewish activities. Priority will be given to a student attending a college or university associated with the State University of New York. Applicants must reside in Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Saratoga or Glens Falls and the immediately surrounding area.
Jewish students who are residents of the Greater Hartford Connecticut area are eligible for a $3,000 scholarship. Applicants must be accepted or currently enrolled in an institution of higher learning, be a U.S. citizen, and demonstrate some form of financial need.
A gift from the St. Louis community will provide grants to teens and young adults to help them experience Israel. Administered by Jewish Federation of St. Louis, the Israel travel grants are $1,500 for a year-long program, $1,000 for a semester-long program, and $750 for a short-term program.
Masa Israel Journey offers grants and/or scholarships for Jewish young adults to come to Israel for long-term Israel programs. Applicants must be Jewish and be between the ages of 18 and 30. Grant amounts are determined by factors such as age, home country, length of program, etc. In addition, need-based scholarships are available.