These 5 hand-curated scholarships are open to Students Who Lost a Parent. 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.
Friends of Zayne Adams (FOZA, Inc.)
Black, Latinx, or Indigenous U.S. students who lost a mother to maternal suicide and have at least a 2.5 GPA.
View details →Kids’ Chance of Virginia
Students age 26 or younger whose Virginia-worker parent died or was seriously injured or made ill in a workplace incident.
View details →American Society of Safety Professionals Foundation
Children and spouses of people who died in workplace incidents and who study at a U.S. college, university, or trade school.
View details →Life Happens
A legal resident age 17–24 who lost a parent or legal guardian and is enrolled in or accepted by an eligible U.S. or Puerto Rico college, u…
View details →Rolando Jimenez Memorial Foundation
DFW-area high-school seniors, college students, or trade students with a deceased parent and at least a 3.0 GPA.
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