Francis J Quirico Educational Foundation
College scholarships for high school seniors; about 63 awards a year. Apply by February 28 with a grade 9-11 transcript, one or two recommendation letters, SAT or other test scores, a 500-750 word essay and a statement of financial need.
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Who can apply
- For seniors
- Shows financial need
How to apply
You’ll need an essay, recommendation letters, a transcript.
Open this listing in the Scholarship Finder for the application page and contact details. This foundation has no website; most small foundations take applications by mail or through the local high school’s counseling office. A short, polite letter asking for the application works well.
Is this legit?
Trust 80/100 Run by an IRS-registered charity that reports its scholarship grants on its annual tax filing. No red flags.
Source: IRS Form 990-PF (tax year 2024) · checked September 30, 2026. Sponsors change dates and amounts; confirm with the sponsor before you apply.
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