Closed
$2,500–$10,000
5 Award Winners
Application Open Date
2/1/2023
Application Deadline
5/30/2023
Eligible Grades
High School Senior – Undergraduate

For A Bright Future Global Scholarship Program

Funded by
For A Bright Future Foundation
Closed
$2,500–$10,000
5 Award Winners
Scholarship Open Date
2/1/2023
Scholarship Close Date
5/30/2023
Eligible Grades
High School Senior – Undergraduate

Inspired by his childhood and family, Luis Hernandez Jr. founded the Foundation For A Bright Future, formerly called A Little Hope Foundation, to provide underprivileged minority children the tools and skills they need to fulfill their goals and become future leaders in their community. The foundation is a non-profit organization, funded directly through the photography exhibitions of Bad Angel Photography Studios and donations from corporate partners.

For A Bright Future is motivated by the belief that a child’s aspirations should be limited only by their own imagination, effort, commitment, and desire. The foundation manages five different scholarships for students in the fields of art, education, STEM, and healthcare. Each scholarship is targeted toward a specific group of underrepresented students and each has different eligibility criteria.

The Global Scholarship was created to support young adults to take on the important issues affecting their communities. An applicant can receive only one scholarship in a year, at least $2,500, and up to $10,000 is awarded depending on financial need and university selection.

Scholarship Summary

Inspired by his childhood and family, Luis Hernandez Jr. founded the Foundation For A Bright Future, formerly called A Little Hope Foundation, to provide underprivileged minority children the tools and skills they need to fulfill their goals and become future leaders in their community. The foundation is a non-profit organization, funded directly through the photography exhibitions of Bad Angel Photography Studios and donations from corporate partners.

For A Bright Future is motivated by the belief that a child’s aspirations should be limited only by their own imagination, effort, commitment, and desire. The foundation manages five different scholarships for students in the fields of art, education, STEM, and healthcare. Each scholarship is targeted toward a specific group of underrepresented students and each has different eligibility criteria.

The Global Scholarship was created to support young adults to take on the important issues affecting their communities. An applicant can receive only one scholarship in a year, at least $2,500, and up to $10,000 is awarded depending on financial need and university selection.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Eligible Grade: High School Senior – Undergraduate
  • Maximum Age: Any
  • Required GPA: 3.0
  • Geographic Eligibility: United States
  • Gender: Any
  • Race/Ethnicity: Alaskan Native, Asian, Black, Hispanic, Native American

Key Information of For A Bright Future Global Scholarship Program

Study Details

Area of Study

  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Healthcare
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Teaching
  • Technology

Country of Study

United States

Specific Schools

Any

Application Requirements

Here’s what you need to submit besides your application.

  • Financial Information
  • Grade transcript
  • Short Answers

For A Bright Future Global Scholarship Program Timeline

February 2023

Application Opening Date

Applications open on February 1.

May 2023

Submission Deadline

The submission deadline is on May 30.

June - July 2023

Applications Review

The scholarship committee will review all the complete applications received and select the top applicants.

August - September 2023

Awards Announcement Date

Winners are announced between August and September.

How to ace the For A Bright Future Global Scholarship Program

1

Monitor social media accounts

Follow the foundation's social media accounts to get the latest updates on the scholarship review process. If you are selected for a scholarship, you can find out through the foundation's social media.

2

Fill out a FAFSA

Complete and submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid to show your financial situation. Completing a FAFSA may also make you eligible for other scholarships.

3

Review your application before submitting

Go over your application before submitting it. Crosscheck your details, and make sure you fill out the correct information. Changes to transcripts and applications after the deadline will not be accepted.

4

Submit an official transcript

Get an official transcript from your school that shows your recent grades. Your transcript should have an authorized signature or bear the official school logo.

How the For A Bright Future Global Scholarship Program is Judged

The foundation seeks applications from minority students who display self-drive and high performance through outstanding achievements in their academic pursuits and activities within their communities and workplace.

Why We Love the For A Bright Future Global Scholarship Program

1

No restrictions on university choice

The scholarship can be used at any accredited university or college in the United States.

2

Recipients may receive external funding

Recipients of the scholarship are allowed to apply for additional financial support from other organizations.

3

No references required

Applicants do not need to submit recommendation letters from any references as part of their application.

5 Facts About The For A Bright Future Global Scholarship Program

01.

The foundation offers internships

The foundation also offers internship programs to college or university students looking to gain real-world experience while completing their education.

02.

It’s a renewable award

The award is renewable as long as requirements are met each year.

03.

Media Lab education program

In association with local school districts, the foundation manages the Media Lab education program, an initiative to promote the combination of arts and STEM education for high school students.

04.

Student ambassador program

The foundation welcomes student volunteers to serve as its ambassadors and gain leadership skills by working to bring awareness to the foundation's goals and scholarship programs.

05.

Minority students are preferred

Preference is given to minority students who demonstrate financial need.