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The Sylvia Tuman Scholarship Program administered by The Foundation of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation provides a limited number of scholarships for Jewish students who require financial assistance to further their education. Students must be enrolled or accepted into an undergraduate or graduate degree program at a college or university located in Miami-Dade or Broward counties
Federation offers need-based assistance for Miami-Dade County residents, ages 15 to 26. Funding is one-time only, and awards are based on need and length of an approved Israel program, which must be a minimum of three weeks in duration.
Established by Sharon Roth and Brad Roth, this scholarship fund was born from the simple hope that education is the answer to many of today's social problems. The naming of One at a Time comes from a belief that each of us must take personal responsibility to change the world, one person at a time.
The trustees of the DJCF established this scholarship fund to help Jewish students in North Texas, who are Israeli born or have Israeli parent(s), attend college.
The Hebrew Free Loan Association is a nonprofit that provides cash assistance to Jewish individuals in Washington who are in need of financial support.
students going to college, community college, vocational/technical school, and graduate school in the 2023 – 24 school year.
Our interest-free student loans can supplement existing financial aid, such as federal student loans, or provide an alternative to those wishing to avoid incurring interest-bearing educational debt.
The Sandy and Jack Cohen Scholarship was established in loving memory of Sandy and Jack Cohen, who had an unwavering commitment to the power of knowledge and instills a deep appreciation for higher education education. This year, the scholarship will be awarded to one student who self-identifies as Jewish and demonstrates a strong record of leadership and/or volunteer service within their local community. Top applicants should have a GPA of 3.2 or higher. All scholarships may be used for study within North America.
The scholarship program is designed to help applicants in financial need participate in trips to Israel with priority given to first time trips. Previous family trips or early childhood experiences living in Israel do not disqualify youth from applying.
Jewish students who are residents of the Greater Hartford Connecticut area are eligible for a $3,000 scholarship. Applicants must be accepted or currently enrolled in an institution of higher learning, be a U.S. citizen, and demonstrate some form of financial need.