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Education is for improving the lives of others and leaving your community and world better than you found it. ~ Marian Wright Edelman
Education is for improving the lives of others and leaving your community and world better than you found it. ~ Marian Wright Edelman
We believe that pursuing or continuing education is the foundation to living a Golden Life.
Golden Women Foundation provides scholarships based on need and exceptional citizenship.
Women who excel in their community through volunteer efforts, whether they are new to college, currently enrolled or always wanted the opportunity to go to school to obtain a degree or further their careers may qualify for a scholarship.
Our Next Scholarship Opens April 15, 2027
Our Next Scholarship Opens April 15, 2027
Who Can Apply:
Women enrolled or planning to enroll into an accredited U.S college, university, trade school or educational courses needed for state licensure, may apply.
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MEET OUR
2026 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
2026 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
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GOLDEN WOMEN HALL OF FAME
GOLDEN WOMEN HALL OF FAME
HERE ARE WINNERS FROM PREVIOUS YEARS
HERE ARE WINNERS FROM PREVIOUS YEARS
2025 Scholarship Winners
2025 Scholarship Winners
2024 Scholarship Winners
2024 Scholarship Winners
2023 Scholarship Winners
2023 Scholarship Winners
2022 Scholarship Winners
2022 Scholarship Winners
2021 Scholarship Winners
2021 Scholarship Winners
2020 Scholarship Winners
2020 Scholarship Winners
2019 Scholarship Winners
2019 Scholarship Winners
2018 Scholarship Winners
2018 Scholarship Winners
2017 Scholarship Winners
2017 Scholarship Winners
Sibylla Nash
Christine Rho
Tia Deloatch
Bailey Tate
2016 Scholarship Winners
2016 Scholarship Winners
Doris Harrington
Nora Truss
Angela Bailey
Jacqueline Brown-Gaines
2015 Scholarship Winners
2015 Scholarship Winners
Tiaira Muhammad
Hailley Ndubizu
Tiffany Wong
April Sandoval
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