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Locally, First Tee – Connecticut offers several scholarships that are available only to young people active within the chapter; a summary of each scholarship is included below. Completed scholarship applications must be returned to the First Tee – Connecticut’s office by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, May 15, 2026.  Applications may be returned via mail, fax or email. All scholarship recipients...

Any male or female student in the graduating class of a high school or preparatory school, who is a citizen of the United States of America and a resident within the State of Connecticut, who plans to engage in the professional studies of health education, physical education, recreation, or dance, may file an application. Such students must plan to pursue...

Founded in 1958, the Connecticut Parks Association’s mission is to promote park access, development, maintenance, and preservation in Connecticut communities. It is also aims to develop a network and fellowship among park professionals. The scholarship award program was named in honor of Dennis Malone after he passed away in 1998. Dennis was a past president of the Association and founder of...

The Polish Cultural Club of Greater Hartford, Inc. promotes and preserves Polish culture, heritage, and traditions within the local community through cultural events, educational programs, and social gatherings. The organization provides scholarships and educational opportunities to support students of Polish ancestry pursuing higher education. It also fosters community engagement and cultural awareness among members and the broader public through events,...

Addiction can impact people from all walks of life, regardless of age, race, sex, gender, or socioeconomic status. As part of our mission to end the stigma surrounding addiction and help those impacted by substance abuse lead happier, more fulfilling lives, we are offering the Mountainside Brighter Future College Scholarship. With this scholarship, we aim to help students pursue their...

A scholarship fund was established in 1998 to honor the life and work of Dr. M. Louise Miller (1914 – 2008), a founding member (1948) of the Greater Bridgeport chapter, and to recognize her great achievements in the fields of church music, organ playing and teaching. In 2015, through a generous gift from the estate of Dr. Paul E. Knox...