The Center for Belgian Culture of Western Illinois scholarship is a fund available for high school seniors. The purpose of the award is to encourage students of fine character, personality and ability to persist in achieving their educational goals. This fund may be used for college tuition and/or expenses. The award is $1,000 and may be awarded to three individuals.
Deadline: TBD
To be eligible for the Alpha Delta Kappa Upsilon Chapter scholarship, the student must be a graduating senior in 2025. The student must also be pursuing a college degree in education.
Deadline: TBD
St. Paul the Apostle Future Fund is offering a scholarship for a graduating senior who attended St. Paul the Apostle School, and who is planning to attend a college or university. You must include a typewritten essay entitled “What My Catholic Education Has Meant to Me” (maximum 1,000 words). The Selection Committee will review all applications and essays. The scholarship is not renewable. All applications must be received to SPS office by March 31st. No late applications will be accepted.
The QC Morning Optimist Club offers up to $4000 in scholarships to high school seniors. The applications are considered on the basis of financial need, work ethic, and community service.
Deadline: TBD
DEADLINE: TBD
This scholarship is open to incoming college freshmen and current college students, as well as students pursuing careers in the industrial/technical trades. Applicants must reside within a 50-mile radius of the LULAC Center (4224 Ricker Hill Rd., Davenport), demonstrate community involvement, and participate in extracurricular activities. Grades, response to the essay prompt and financial need are also considered when deciding the scholarship recipients.
Deadline: The program will reopen early 2026
In 1997, the Iowa Chapter of the International Association of Arson Investigators established the R.C. Hentges Scholarship Program in honor of Reynold C. Hentges, the 1st President and
Life Member on the Iowa Chapter when it was reorganized in 1993.
Applicants must be a resident of Iowa and have been accepted to or enrolled as either an online or resident student in a nationally or regionally accredited college, university or
vocational/technical school. Applicants must major in a field of education promoting a career in one of the following professions or area of study: Fire Service, Fire Science, Law
Enforcement, Law, Fire Protection Engineering, Fire Protection Technology or Insurance.
Deadline: March 30th
Scholarship recipients are based on: Leadership, self-reliance, initiative, problem-solving and creative ability in school and out, as reflected in the applicant’s personal essay.
Deadline: TBD
