Colorado Scholarships for High School and College Students

Overview The Kit Faragher Foundation is accepting applications for the 2026–2027 academic year. Eligible candidates are Colorado high school seniors preparing to graduate and seeking financial support for college. Scholarship Awards - Five scholarships of $16,000 each will be granted. - One of the five awards is reserved specifically for a graduating senior from a Montrose County, Colorado high school (as verified by the student’s transcript). - Students from Montrose County are also eligible to compete for any of the four statewide awards. Eligibility Requirements - Must be a graduating high school student in the state of Colorado. - Minimum...

The Ray Smith Scholarship recognizes and supports exceptional academic achievement and community involvement by students and family members connected to the Colorado trucking industry and to CMCA member companies in Colorado. Overview - Administered annually by the Colorado Motor Carriers Foundation, this scholarship is intended for graduating high school seniors or returning college students who plan to enroll in a technical/diesel/mechanical program or an accredited college. Member companies are asked to promote the opportunity across their driver, mechanic, and safety management teams. Eligibility - Applicants must be students or family members of individuals employed in the trucking industry or by...

Introduction A stable financial future often starts with a strong education. Earning a college degree typically increases earning potential and helps you move closer to long-term goals for yourself and your family. Scholarship overview The Foundation provides grant funding to help individuals pursue a degree of their choice at an accredited institution. The total number of awards and the size of each scholarship vary annually based on fundraising results. Scholarships are at least $1,000.00 per recipient per year. Students who continue to satisfy the eligibility requirements may apply for renewal in subsequent years. Selection process Awards are made primarily on...

AAUW — Aurora, Colorado Branch Scholarships Overview The AAUW Aurora, CO Branch will award scholarships to students who maintain a permanent mailing address in Aurora, Colorado and who are currently enrolled in, or planning to enroll at, an accredited college or university in Colorado. Each award is at least $2,500. The number of recipients will depend on available funds. Scholarship payments will be made directly to the recipient’s institution and applied to tuition and/or fees for the 2026–2027 academic year. Eligibility - Must have a permanent mailing address in Aurora, Colorado (a current campus address does not substitute). - Must...

Overview You must submit your DSF Scholarship application within one year after finishing high school. For example, students in the high school class of 2025 must file by the May deadline and must receive their first DSF award no later than December 31, 2026. Eligibility requirements To be eligible for DSF funding you must meet all of the following: Attendance / residency - Have attended a Denver Public Schools (DPS) high school for your entire high school career, or attended a DPS high school since moving to Colorado. High school graduation and GPA - Have graduated from high school with...

Introduction To be eligible for either the CSHSRA Member Award or the Interview Scholarship, applicants must meet the submission requirements and deadlines listed below. Home-schooled applicants should follow the special instructions provided on the application. Eligibility - Must have completed high school and be enrolled in a trade school, post-secondary vocational program, college, or university to receive scholarship/award funds. Application checklist (items required for consideration) 1. Completed application — due May 3, 2026. 2. Recommendation form completed by your school principal or counselor. (Home-school applicants: see the application for instructions.) It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure the school sends...

Intro The attorneys at Amy G Injury Firm are committed to the principle that everyone should have an equal chance to build a better life for themselves, their families, and the broader community. Recognizing that many students face obstacles that hinder their educational goals, our firm supports efforts to remove financial barriers to learning. For the past eight years, we have offered the Access to Education Scholarship as part of that commitment. Why this matters We see societal progress as a collective fabric in which education is the central thread that strengthens opportunity for all. Education should be a universal...

Forward Steps is dedicated to helping young people with foster care experience access and complete postsecondary education. We provide financial support, individualized mentoring, and wraparound resource navigation so scholars can reach their academic and career goals. Applications are open on a rolling basis for the 2025–2026 academic year. Who is eligible? - Have verifiable foster care experience (you will need to provide documentation confirming foster care dependency). - First-time applicants must submit their application before turning 26 years old. - Be a Colorado resident and plan to attend, or already be enrolled in, a postsecondary institution in Colorado (examples include...

Overview The Dorian De Long Arts and Music Grant exists to uplift educators and their students by expanding access to meaningful arts experiences. Individual teachers may apply for awards between $1,000 and $3,000 to fund projects that bring visual art, music, or theater into PK–12 classrooms in ways that model the importance of arts education and encourage ongoing community investment. Program Objectives - Expand sustained, regional access to arts education for all students. - Create chances for young people (ages 4–18, PK–12) to engage with practicing artists in an instructional setting, prioritizing those with limited or no access to consistent,...