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  • 2026 TMFI Scholarship Application

    The TMFI–Minerva Foundation Scholarship aims to support students seeking to further their education through college and whose character and goals support our overall mission.  Minerva’s mission of advance education, advocate for human and civil rights, promote public health, and empower communities. Ideal candidates will demonstrate leadership, social responsibility, and a strong commitment to community development. The scholarship fund will be awarded to 3 students in a tiered award system for up to $2500. The application close date is December 15, 2025.
  • This application will require applicants to: 

    • Be a 2026 High School Graduating Senior
    • Proof of enrollment in 4-year secondary institution, Fall 2026
    • Minimum GPA: 2.5 (weighted) with transcript
    • Georgia Resident
    • 2 Recommendation Letters
    • 1 short essay

    In order to be eligible for the scholarship you must meet all requirements. Please review the application in detail prior to beginning to ensure it is ready for completion. 

  • Applicant Information

  • Academic Background

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  • Essay Questions

    The application requires applicants to answer only 1 of the following 3 essay prompts to respond to.  Your response should be between 250-500 words.
  • Letters of Recommendation

    Provide two of the following as recommendation letters and upload directly to this application: From an academic instructor or counselorFrom a mentor or supervisor familiar with your advocacy or volunteer work Community involvement letter (i.e., club, volunteer, faith-based, etc) 
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    Our foundation aims to support students from backgrounds that have been historically underrepresented in education and certain career fields.If you identify with any underrepresented group (for example: first-generation college students, students from low-income families, racial or ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+ students, students with disabilities, or others), you may choose to share that here.Your answer is optional and won’t affect your eligibility
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