Scholarships
That Open Doors
A great future starts with an opportunity.
Scholarships for Higher Education
For many young people, the next step toward their future comes down to having the opportunity to take it. Boys & Girls Clubs of Northwest San Diego Foundation Scholarship Program helps local youth pursue higher education and career training by providing financial support for community college, university, trade, technical, and vocational programs.
Our goal is bigger than funding individual scholarships. We’re building a program that can grow for generations, creating a lasting resource that helps young people turn their goals into opportunity—and their potential into a future they can be proud of.
Our
Leonard & Edith Polster Scholarship
For Students Pursuing 4 Years of Higher EducationÂ
Awarded Annually
Who Can Apply? Graduating high school seniors who plan to continue their education at a four-year college or university, community college, or trade or technical school may apply.
This scholarship supports deserving students who may face financial barriers to pursuing higher education or career training. Recipients must be enrolled as full-time students, taking 12 or more units, to be eligible.
James E. and Patricia Townsend Memorial Fund
For students pursuing careers in the computer field
Awarded Annually
Who Can Apply? Graduating high school seniors who plan to pursue a career in the computer field may apply.
This scholarship supports deserving students who may face financial barriers to attending college and pursuing their career goals. Recipients must be enrolled as full-time students, taking 12 or more units.
BGCNWSD Foundation Scholarship
Pursuing a Career in Skilled Trades
Awarded Annually
Who can apply? Students and individuals of all ages may apply if they are pursuing education, certification, or career training through a trade, technical, or vocational school rather than a traditional college or university.
This scholarship supports deserving applicants who are preparing to begin a career in the skilled trades, such as plumbing, electrical, etc., but may face financial barriers to completing their education or training.