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Stonewall Aritzia Scholarship
offered by The Stonewall Foundation Will open in a new window

This scholarship supports LGBTQIA people in their pursuit of higher education who will study, plan to work in, or demonstrate a commitment to the fields of fashion design, retail management, mental health, or social justice advocacy. Four students will receive one-time scholarships of $5,000 each, paid directly to the student’s school.
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STDcheck.com HIV-Positive Scholarship Application
offered by STDcheck.com Will open in a new window

  • Graduate
  • Undergraduate
Scholarship awards vary from $250 – $5,000 and will depend on the essay, academic transcript, citizenship, and HIV-status of the student.**Applications do not have a deadline (for the current or following semester, depending upon individual institution’s financial aid deadlines). Applications reviewed monthly and are given out on the last Monday of each quarter. Exception: last quarter (applicants notified prior to the holidays); *HIV positive status required
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SpeakOUT Scholarship
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  • Undergraduate
  • Vermont (Exclusive)
  • Rhode Island (Exclusive)
  • New Hampshire (Exclusive)
  • Massachusetts (Exclusive)
  • Maine (Exclusive)
  • Connecticut (Exclusive)
Applicants must be an undergraduate LGBTQIA+ student or a high school student entering college/university or community college by the fall of 2022, living in New England, (the high school or college you are enrolled in at the time you apply must be in New England) and holding a minimum 3.0 GPA.**New England; undergraduate or graduating high school student
Deadline: March 31, 2025
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Senator Joel Abromson Memorial Scholarship
offered by Equality Maine Foundation Will open in a new window

  • Undergraduate
  • Maine (Exclusive)
Applicant must be a senior in a Maine high school who has been accepted to any institution of higher learning. Cover letter (with applicant's name, address, phone number, name of high school, and name of higher educational institution that they are planning to attend), two letters of recommendation, a copy of acceptance letter from the selected institution of higher education, and essay answering a specified question.
Deadline: April 15, 2026
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