Looking for Scholarships?



Are you looking for ways to help fund your education? Look no further than scholarships offered by New Hampshire charitable foundations. These organizations are dedicated to helping students like you and me achieve our academic dreams.

Here are my top recommendations:

1. New Hampshire Charitable Foundation: This organization offers a variety of scholarships for students in New Hampshire. From community college students to graduate students, there are opportunities for all levels of education.

2. Davis Foundation: The Davis Foundation offers scholarships for New Hampshire residents pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in education or nursing.

3. NHHEAF Network: The NHHEAF Network offers a variety of scholarship programs for students, including the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, the NH Scholarships for Orphans of Veterans, and the NH Scholars Program. They also offer aid for students seeking to further their education after high school.

4. New Hampshire Education Association: The New Hampshire Education Association awards scholarships to students planning to become educators or pursuing advanced degrees in education.

5. New Hampshire Women's Foundation: This foundation offers scholarships for women seeking to further their education to advance in their careers or pursue new opportunities.

To find more scholarship opportunities, check out the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation's Scholarship Finder tool, which allows you to search for scholarships by eligibility criteria, location, and more.

Make sure to apply early and to research thoroughly to increase your chance of receiving these scholarships. Best of luck in your academic pursuits!

          Joshua Wozny

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