National scholarships get tens of thousands of applicants. Many local foundation scholarships get fewer than 50. These funds are required by law to give money away every year — they just don't advertise. We find them by reading IRS 990 forms so you don't have to.
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New York City residents - 200+ funds across all 5 boroughs
Students in the Rochester, New York area are eligible. Many scholarships are awarded to students attending colleges in Monroe County, but not all — some are eligible for college, technical, and vocational opportunities that can be used across the United States.
Capital Region NY students in Albany, Rensselaer, Schenectady counties
Franklin County and greater Columbus students - 800+ scholarship funds
High school seniors and currently enrolled college and university students in the El Paso area. Some scholarships require specific high school attendance, declared major, or other criteria determined by the donor.
High school seniors and current college students in the El Paso area. High school seniors may be eligible for scholarships selected by counselors, principals, and scholarship committees. Current college students should contact their campus scholarship office for Foundation scholarships.
North Texas students - 800+ scholarship funds across DFW
Santa Clara and San Mateo County students - 200+ scholarship funds
Philadelphia area students - 200+ scholarship funds
Allegheny County and greater Pittsburgh students - 400+ scholarship funds
Metro Atlanta students - 300+ scholarship funds across 23 counties
King County and greater Seattle students - 200+ scholarship funds
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