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All 4 Fitness Book Award
The ideal All4Fitness Book Award candidate will have a demonstrated interest in studying the area of kinesiology and community fitness. All4Fitness candidates will document and communicate their passion for prioritizing fitness as a proper solution to leading a healthy lifestyle. Healthy lifestyles lead to productive and contributing community members.
Anglin & Birk Memorial Scholarship
The Metro Detroit Area was positively impacted by Ms. Benita Anglin and Ms. Avonelle Birk, who were accomplished educators and active community members. Their legacy is commemorated through the establishment of the Anglin-Birks Memorial Scholarship, which is awarded to undergraduate students majoring in education in their junior year.
Aspiring Leaders Book Award scholarship
Through the AKATeen Leadership Development Program, a platform for nurturing leaders, young ladies are given the chance to develop the skills needed to become future leaders of tomorrow. The book award is presented to those who have achieved notable accomplishments through their participation in the program.
James Reynolds, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
The James Reynolds, Jr. Memorial scholarship was created with the idea of keeping his legacy alive. He was a teacher and legendary Head Football Coach for Detroit Public Schools. He made history by becoming the first Detroit Public School League Coach to win the State of Michigan Football Championship.
James Reynolds was a man of few words, but many talents and a big heart. He always helped students to excel to be the best that they could be. Coach Reynolds encouraged students to strive for excellence be it through a college education,or good career choices. This scholarship will allow his legacy to continue and assist a student/athlete in obtaining a brighter future.
John T. Miller and Pamela Miller Memorial Scholarship
The John T. Miller and Pamela Miller Memorial Scholarship is a $1,000 renewable scholarship following the recipient for 4 years. It is awarded to a male or female high school graduating senior with at least a 2.5 GPA that will be attending an accredited college or university. The application for this scholarship will be available again in 2025.
The Juneteen Visionary Scholarship
Juneteenth celebrates freedom and symbolizes hope, perseverance, and possibilities. The Juneteenth Visionary Scholarship will be presented to a current college student that has a vision for how they will inspire, uplift, and impact the future well-being of diverse students and communities of color. Eligible college students will be rising sophomore, junior or senior status. Other minimum PSF scholarship requirements will apply.
PSF 1908 HBCU Scholarship
In the United States, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were founded before the enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 with the primary objective of providing education to the African-American community. Today, HBCUs welcome students of all races to develop their talents and abilities, and their graduates serve in various capacities, including as entrepreneurs and professionals in both the public and private sectors, domestically and internationally. The HBCU Scholarship is designed to support students planning to attend an HBCU.
PSF Trailblazer Scholarship
Many students face seemingly insurmountable challenges that can hinder their education, but some persevere and achieve academic success regardless. The Trail Blazer Scholarship is intended to honor these exceptional students who have overcome significant obstacles to accomplish their goals.
Gwendolyn White-Kinslow (Wilberforce University) $500 Book Award Scholarship
Wilberforce University is the nation’s oldest private, historically Black College (HBCU) owned and operated by African Americans in Wilberforce Ohio, which is affiliated with the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Its roots trace back to its founding in 1856 by William Wilberforce, a period of American history marred by the physical bondage of people of African descent. This book award scholarship is designed to help support a student planning on attending Wilberforce University and memorialize Gwendolyn White-Kinslow, a 1968 graduate.