These 10 hand-curated scholarships are open to Community Volunteers. We highlight the award amount, deadline, and eligibility for each, ranking fully funded opportunities first so you never miss a deadline that matters to you.
Patina Network
Financially under-resourced New York or New Jersey undergraduates and trade students who support AANHPI women.
View details →Sigma Phi Epsilon, Georgia Alpha Chapter
Georgia Tech-connected undergraduate applicants demonstrating academics, leadership, community involvement, work, and personal balance.
View details →Toys for Kids Seattle
Eligible undergraduate sophomores and juniors who previously applied to Toys for Kids and submit the dedicated collegiate packet.
View details →Toys for Kids Seattle
Community-minded high-school seniors entering college who submit the current Toys for Kids online application and complete PDF packet.
View details →Association of Illinois Township Committees on Youth
Illinois master's students entering youth-focused social work, counseling, psychology, therapy, recreation, or prevention careers.
View details →National Parent Volunteer Association
Students with 2.5 GPAs who are involved in their communities and will attend accredited U.S. postsecondary schools.
View details →Seven Mile Ridez, Inc.
Full-time Nebraska-connected U.S. college, graduate, or vocational students with a 2.5 GPA and active volunteer service.
View details →Stegall Charitable Educational Foundation
Financially needy Tennessee residents or Tennessee-college applicants entering or continuing full-time study.
View details →National Parent Volunteer Association
Students with 2.5 GPAs who demonstrate kindness and service toward people in their schools or communities.
View details →National Parent Volunteer Association
Students with 2.5 GPAs who participate in volunteer work and community service.
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