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Since 2011, members of Speedway DeMolay have received over over $52,000 in scholarships and yet money is still being left on the table. Check out these opportunities to ease the financial challenges of post high school education that are open to all Active DeMolays.
The Order of Eastern Star sponsors the "Our World of Youth Scholarship" to encourage and promote academic scholarship(s) for the young women and young men in our Fraternal Youth Organizations as well as the members of the Order of the Eastern Star in Indiana.
Eligibility: Applicant must be a resident of Indiana and be a member in good standing and not having reached the age of majority of any of the following:
Order of the Rainbow for Girls
Order of Job’s Daughters
DeMolay International
Order of the Eastern Star in Indiana
This form may also be used to award scholarships from the William G. Morgan Scholarship fund (for DeMolays residing in Morgan and Monroe counties) and by the Murat Shrine DeMolay Unit scholarships.
Description: A scholarship for DeMolay members in good standing that furthers their college education at accredited United States schools.
Scholars Receive: $2,000 (May be resubmitted each year for a max of two years)
For more information and this year’s topics and deadlines, CLICK HERE
The Paul R. Kach, 33° Essay Competition awards $300.00 to each Region Winner
(2 Region Winners from each of the 10 Regions) and $1,200.00 for the National Winners
(2 National Winners). For the two National Winners, their combined winnings are $1,500.00
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Description: Named for Leon M. Abbott, Sovereign Grand Commander from 1921 to 1932 of the Scottish Rite Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, the Scholarship Program provides financial support for the continuing education of young men and women from Scottish Rite families and Masonic-related youth groups such as DeMolay. Since 1951, more than $3 million has been awarded to students from each state of the Northern Jurisdiction.
Qualifications Include: DeMolay membership in good standing
Scholar Receive: Scholarship money is distributed by different Scottish Rite “Valleys” and the amount is decided by the individual Valleys.
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Description: The Admiral James J. Carey/Washington Scholars Grant for Masonic Youth is a newly created scholarship fund that will sponsor a single member from one of the three largest Masonic youth organizations to attend the Washington Scholars Fellowship Program. This semester-long program provides the prestigious opportunity to spend 10 weeks living in our nation’s capital. The recipient of this scholarship will spend his or her semester: working for government and broadcasting agencies or NGOs; networking with Washington’s lawmakers, journalists and political aficionados; attending events at Capitol Hill, the Supreme Court and other powerful locations; and gaining invaluable connections and first-hand experience in the world of public policy.
Admiral Carey, himself a Freemason, truly believes in the potential of our Masonic youth.
“DeMolay, Jobs Daughter, and Rainbow [Girls] have the young men and women in their membership who possess all the right traits and strong character to become good and honorable and honest national leaders,” Adm. Carey said “That is why my foundation is offering this program to the sons and daughters, grandsons and granddaughters, and nieces and nephews of our fellow Masons.”
To learn more about Admiral Carey and his Foundation’s charitable endeavors, visit www.AdmiralCareyFoundation.org.
The Admiral James J. Carey/Washington Scholars Grant for Masonic Youth is designed for those in or above their junior year in an accredited college or university. Applicant must be an Active or Majority member of one of the above three Masonic youth organizations. This scholarship covers the cost of tuition and fees associated with the Washington Scholars Fellowship Program, while the student is responsible for lodging, transportation and expenses incurred while living in Washington, D.C.
Please note this scholarship is for the Summer 2016 term of the Washington Scholars Fellowship Program, and will run from mid-June 2016 to mid-August 2016.
Scholars Receive: The amount varies each year.
For more information and this year’s topics and deadlines,
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