Thank you for your interest in the Brickers Foundation Scholarship!
Thank you for your interest in the Brickers Foundation Scholarship!
The Brickers Foundation Scholarship was created to support a graduating high school senior who has worked hard in the classroom, shown up for their community, and is preparing to take their next step after graduation.
The Brickers Foundation Scholarship was created to support a graduating high school senior who has worked hard in the classroom, shown up for their community, and is preparing to take their next step after graduation.
For the Fall 2027 semester, Brickers Foundation will award one $500 scholarship to help an eligible student continue their education.
For the Fall 2027 semester, Brickers Foundation will award one $500 scholarship to help an eligible student continue their education.
Number of Scholarships: One
Number of Scholarships: One
The scholarship may be used toward education-related expenses connected to the recipient’s college, university, trade school, vocational program, or other accredited post-secondary program.
The scholarship may be used toward education-related expenses connected to the recipient’s college, university, trade school, vocational program, or other accredited post-secondary program.
Why This Scholarship Matters
Why This Scholarship Matters
A student’s potential should not be limited by their financial circumstances.
A student’s potential should not be limited by their financial circumstances.
Through this scholarship, Brickers Foundation hopes to recognize a student who is working toward a brighter future while also helping strengthen the community around them.
Through this scholarship, Brickers Foundation hopes to recognize a student who is working toward a brighter future while also helping strengthen the community around them.
The award may be $500, but the goal is bigger. We want the recipient to know that their work matters, their goals are worth supporting, and their community is behind them.
The award may be $500, but the goal is bigger. We want the recipient to know that their work matters, their goals are worth supporting, and their community is behind them.
Be a current high school senior graduating during the 2026-2027 school year
Live in and attend high school in the United States
Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
Plan to enroll in an accredited college, university, trade school, vocational program, or other post-secondary program for Fall 2027
Have a combined household income of less than $120,000
Have a record of community service, volunteering, leadership, or community involvement
Submit a completed application by the deadline
Be a current high school senior graduating during the 2026-2027 school year
Live in and attend high school in the United States
Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
Plan to enroll in an accredited college, university, trade school, vocational program, or other post-secondary program for Fall 2027
Have a combined household income of less than $120,000
Have a record of community service, volunteering, leadership, or community involvement
Submit a completed application by the deadline
We are looking for students who are committed to their education and understand the importance of giving back. Community involvement can look different for every student. It may include volunteering, helping with a local organization, supporting neighbors, participating in school service projects, mentoring others, or finding another meaningful way to make a difference.
We are looking for students who are committed to their education and understand the importance of giving back. Community involvement can look different for every student. It may include volunteering, helping with a local organization, supporting neighbors, participating in school service projects, mentoring others, or finding another meaningful way to make a difference.
Your personal statement is your opportunity to help us get to know you beyond your grades and application materials.
Your personal statement is your opportunity to help us get to know you beyond your grades and application materials.
We want to hear about your goals, your experiences, the ways you have contributed to your community, and what continuing your education means to you.
We want to hear about your goals, your experiences, the ways you have contributed to your community, and what continuing your education means to you.
There is no perfect story or perfect path. We are looking for honesty, effort, and a clear sense of how you hope to grow and make an impact.
There is no perfect story or perfect path. We are looking for honesty, effort, and a clear sense of how you hope to grow and make an impact.
Application and Selection Timeline
Application and Selection Timeline
Applications open | October 6, 2026
Applications open | October 6, 2026
Application deadline | December 8, 2026
Application deadline | December 8, 2026
Initial review period | January 19-23,2027
Initial review period | January 19-23,2027
Finalists selected | January 26,2027
Finalists selected | January 26,2027
Finalist interviews | February 2-5,2027
Finalist interviews | February 2-5,2027
Final recipient review | February 8-12,2027
Final recipient review | February 8-12,2027
Winner selected | February 20,2027
Winner selected | February 20,2027
Recipient notified | February 21, 2027
Recipient notified | February 21, 2027
Public recipient announcement | March 1, 2027
Public recipient announcement | March 1, 2027
Scholarship distributed | August 4, 2027
Scholarship distributed | August 4, 2027
The application may close earlier if the approved limit of 100 completed applications is reached.
Applicants should monitor the email address provided in their application for updates.
The application may close earlier if the approved limit of 100 completed applications is reached.
Applicants should monitor the email address provided in their application for updates.
How the Recipient Will Be Selected
How the Recipient Will Be Selected
The Brickers Foundation Scholarship Panel will review each eligible application. Applications will be considered based on:
The Brickers Foundation Scholarship Panel will review each eligible application. Applications will be considered based on:
Academic commitment
Community service and involvement
Leadership and personal growth
Educational and career goals
Financial need
Personal statement
Overall completion and thoughtfulness of the application
Academic commitment
Community service and involvement
Leadership and personal growth
Educational and career goals
Financial need
Personal statement
Overall completion and thoughtfulness of the application
Finalists may be invited to participate in a brief interview before the final recipient is selected.
Finalists may be invited to participate in a brief interview before the final recipient is selected.