Scholarships
The unique scholarships awarded by the Folds of Honor Foundation are intended to offset the rising costs of post-secondary tuition and fees, textbooks, room and board, course-required tools, approved tutoring, and other school-related expenses. Scholarships can be used immediately, or can be held with the Foundation on behalf of young children until their time of enrollment.
Hear from one scholarship recipient how his life has been impacted through Folds of Honor Foundation and its partners.
HOW TO APPLY
Interested individuals should complete and submit either an immediate or future-use application as appropriate, as well as satisfactory evidence that they qualify according to the existing eligibility requirements. Upon award, scholarships are dispersed directly to the educational institution in two increments at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters.
Application Deadline
Applicaiton deadline for immediate use and re-apply applications is May 31st or November 15th for each school year.
Application deadline for future use scholarships is May 31st for each year.
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IMMEDIATE-USE
SCHOLARSHIPS
The immediate-use scholarship is intended for spouses and children who are currently attending or have been accepted into a 4 or 2-year degree program at an institution of higher education, or a vocational, technical or certification program. This scholarship is applicable for one year; applicants must reapply for each year they wish to receive the award.
FUTURE-USE
SCHOLARSHIPS
Dependents from infancy up to, and including, children enrolled in the 11th grade are eligible for the future-use scholarship. The scholarship is invested by the Foundation on the recipient’s behalf and disbursed to the post-secondary educational institution at the time of enrollment.
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RE-APPLYING APPLICANTS
Individuals who wish to reapply for continued scholarship support must be a student in good standing with their institution and must hold at least a 2.0 GPA from one of the previous two semesters. Individuals with a GPA below 2.0 for two consecutive semesters are no longer eligible for scholarship.


