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The scholarship program provides a means to help prepare young citizens to live productive lives by aiding financially in the opportunity for higher education. Scholarship awards are given based on applicants involvement in community, church, family activities and academic achievements.

Provides legally blind students with financial scholarships to provide college tuition.

Provides scholarships to qualified students based on academic achievement and financial need.

Several scholarship programs for those living with epilepsy.

Oak Park Township offers Financial Assistance Scholarships (FAS) for youth, to assist them in participating in activities and/or programs they are financially unable to access. Funds can be used for costs relating directly to registration and participant fees only.

The Daniel Murphy Scholarship Fund awards approximately 130-140 academic scholarships to 8th-grade students each year. The funds may be applied to DMSF partner schools. Recipients of the scholarship have access to in-person and virtual tutoring, college counseling, career days and networking, mentorship opportunities, affinity groups, summer workshops, and access to their alumni network. For the 2024-2025 academic year, the application deadline is Tuesday, October 1, 2024 at 11:59PM CT.

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) Emma Johnson Conner (EJC) scholarships are awarded to students in recognition of both academic excellence and community service. This memorial scholarship honors high school seniors and first-year college students seeking higher education at public institutions. The scholarship is nonrenewable.

National Federation of the Blind of Illinois (NFBI) provides scholarships for low-vision and blind college students who are residents of Illinois. All scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic excellence and service to the community.

CSBG Scholarship Program: Provides scholarships to income-eligible individuals for formal education at an accredited Illinois Educational Institution, on-line coursework will be considered.

Village of North Riverside Mayor's Youth Scholarship Program provides North Riverside families with educational scholarships for their children to attend college and to participate in recreational programming and early childhood development activities offered by their Parks and Recreation Department. Funds are raised throughout the year through local fundraising efforts at the Mayor's Golf Outing held in June of every year.

Family Legacy Foundation's Educational Opportunity Center provides services including:Counseling and information on admissions and financial aid to adults who want to enter or continue a program of postsecondary (beyond high school) educationGuidance on entry to a general educational development (GED) programs/classes (if needed)GED testing (practice and official)Academic advice and assistance researching and selecting "best fit" colleges/universities/programsAssistance completing admissions and financial aid applicationsAssistance in preparing for enrollment.Scholarships for those who qualifyGuidance on student loan remedy to return to school

Village of Berkeley's College Scholarship program will award two $1,000 College Scholarships per year and is open to all Berkeley residents. The College Scholarship recipients will be selected using the following criteria:School and Community InvolvementWork ExperienceAcademic StandingFinancial NeedA Committee will review each application, all applications must be received no later than 4:30pm, Friday, July 11, 2025.

For members of the West Humboldt community, R City provides special expense support for individuals impacted by violence or crime. This includes funeral expense support, school expense support, mentoring/counseling, food/housing, and employment assistance.

Blind Service Chicago (BSC) offers an array of services designed to meet the needs of people who are blind or have low vision and live in Chicago or the surrounding areas. Services include volunteers who can help with reading, a summer program for youth, scholarships, networking opportunities, peer-led empowerment groups, and technology training.

Family Service of Glencoe partners with the Glencoe Park District and School District 35 to provide confidential financial assessments for scholarship eligibility. FSG does not fund the scholarship; they assess eligibility. Financial assistance comes directly from the organization.

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) Emma Johnson Conner (EJC) scholarships are awarded to students in recognition of both academic excellence and community service. This memorial scholarship honors high school seniors and first-year college students seeking higher education at public institutions. The scholarship is nonrenewable.

The Chicago Lighthouse's Lader Family Scholarship Program is open to residents of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin who are blind or partially sighted as well as Chicago Lighthouse employees who are blind, partially sighted, have another disability, or are Veterans. Scholarship funds are to be used to defray the costs of tuition, books, assistive technology, or other educational expenses for students enrolled in post-secondary programs, including accredited certifications and Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees.

Information on and applications for scholarships, grants and loans made through programs including those administered by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC).

Various scholarships available to eligible candidates

Financial support for survivors of cancer and chronic diseases to attend higher education. Money is payable directly to the college or university to go towards tuition, books, and other fee costs.

Informs students of financial aid opportunities, helps them apply for financial aid through completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and provides follow-up information about award letters, student loans and college finances.

Provides benefits to veterans and their dependents for education and job training. Programs include: Deceased, Disabled, and MIA/POW Veterans' Dependents Educational Opportunity Grant (Age 10-18) Deceased, Disabled, and MIA/POW Veterans' Dependents Scholarship State Approving Agency GI Bill Illinois Veterans' Grant Illinois National Guard Grant University of Illinois Children of Veterans Scholarship Veteran Coordinators at Public Universities and Colleges in Illinois VA Work Study Locations Get Academic Credit for Military Training

Offers $1500 scholarship award for low-income adult students pursuing higher education. Funds may be used for any accredited college or vocational training school. Includes online programs.

Pays tuition and mandatory fees at all Illinois public and community colleges for Illinois veterans. Mandatory fees include: School activities, fitness centers, recreation centers, gymnasiums Bonds Facility Operations Grants Health services Instructional support (textbook fees, rentals, copying costs) Registration Student Services Technology Transportation

Patient Advocate Foundation (PAF) provides support to individuals who are legal residents of the United States of America pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies who have been diagnosed with or treated for a cancer or chronic disease