The Masons of California believe that a person who strives to improve himself can also improve his community and the world at large. To help future generations achieve this goal, the California Masonic Foundation and other Masonic-affiliated organizations award more than $1 million in scholarships to students every year. Scholarships awarded by the California Masonic Foundation have enabled thousands of students to attend college.
Below are links to scholarships provided by our Youth Orders and Concordant Bodies. Most offer preference to applicants that have Masonic ties. We also encourage you to reach out directly to your local Masonic lodge as some offer their own lodge-based award. To locate a lodge near you, please visit the lodge locator.
Demolay
norcaldemolay.com/2018-demolay-foundation-scholarship-application-now-available/
demolay.org/Scholarship/
demolay.org/scholarships/affiliated-scholarships/
Order of the Eastern Star
oescal.org/?q=scholarships
Job’s Daughters
cajdfoundation.org/Scholarships.html
Rainbow Girls
gocarainbow.org/all-about-ca-rainbow/scholarships/
High Twelve International
wolcottfoundation.com/fellowships.html
California Scottish Rite
casr-foundation.org/
Santa Barbara Scottish Rite
santabarbarascottishrite.org/philanthropic/
The Investment in Success scholarship program gives high school seniors who demonstrate an active pursuit of education in spite of hardships an opportunity to attain a higher education.
Although these students may not fit the traditional profile of a high academic performer, they have overcome significant obstacles to achieve their goals, demonstrating extraordinary potential and strength of character. To be eligible for an Investment in Success scholarship, students must be nominated through one of the California Masonic Foundation’s educational partnerships; no direct applications are accepted.
Learn more about Investment in Success on the California Masonic Foundation website.
From scholarships to elementary school literacy, California Masons are making a profound difference for public schools and students in need. Your gift to the Annual Fund supports public schools statewide.
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