Scholarships
Education Changes Everything
Our vision is to remove financial barriers between survivors and the education, careers, and futures they are capable of building.
Planned Scholarship Opportunities
All scholarship descriptions, eligibility requirements, and application steps shown here are preliminary and subject to change.
Degree Pathways
Awards in development
Planned support for survivors pursuing two- or four-year degree programs.
Career Credentials
Awards in development
Planned support for accredited trade, certification, and licensure programs.
Next Generation
Awards in development
Planned educational support for young women and children affected by violence, including children who have lost a parent to domestic violence, human trafficking, or other acts of violence.
Proposed Eligibility Criteria
- Individuals impacted by violence or significant adversity: Including survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, homelessness, or incarceration, as well as children who have lost a parent to violence.
- Educational or career advancement goals: Including pursuing an accredited two- or four-year degree, vocational training, professional certification, or other approved educational opportunities.
- Demonstrated financial need or barriers to education: Consideration may be given to financial circumstances, personal hardships, and other challenges affecting access to education.
- Commitment to personal growth and educational success: Demonstrated through a personal statement and, where appropriate, a supporting reference.
These criteria are preliminary and subject to change. Final eligibility requirements may vary by scholarship and will be established before applications open.
Proposed Application Process
Apply
Complete the application and personal statement.
Review
A designated committee will review applications during established application periods.
Award
Funds are paid directly to the school or program.
Future Initiative
Legacy Scholarships: Honoring Lives, Empowering Futures
Every life has a story worth remembering.
Kingdom Women Foundation envisions establishing memorial scholarships named in honor of individuals whose lives were lost to violence. These scholarships will seek to provide educational opportunities for children who have lost a parent to violence, while preserving the names, legacies, and stories of those taken too soon.
Through education, remembrance, and opportunity, we hope to transform loss into lasting impact.
Who we hope to serve
Our vision is to open these opportunities to children who have lost a parent to any form of violence — including domestic violence, human trafficking, homicide, and other acts of violence. Every child carrying that loss deserves a path forward.
What each memorial scholarship may include
- The name of the person being honored
- A respectful memorial tribute
- A brief account of their life and legacy
- The scholarship's educational purpose
- The opportunities the scholarship is intended to provide
Each tribute will celebrate the person's life, not the circumstances of their death.
Honoring families with care
Any memorial scholarship bearing a person's name, photograph, or story will be developed together with their family and only with documented permission from the appropriate rights holders or authorized representatives. We will not share identifying information about surviving children, private family circumstances, or sensitive details of violent incidents without that authorization.
Legacy Scholarships are a future initiative. They are not yet funded, accepting applications, or awarding scholarships, and eligibility requirements, funding, and application procedures are still being developed.
Future Scholarship Opportunities
Kingdom Women Foundation envisions providing educational assistance to women and families as our organization grows. Our scholarship initiatives are currently in development, and applications are not yet being accepted. We look forward to sharing updates as funding and program details are established.