
Stonewall scholarships are ensuring opportunity for a growing
number of young people (and some not so young!) in our
community. Each fund is unique and reflects the values
of its donors.
The Harry Bartel Memorial Scholarship Fund
An endowed fund in memory of Harry Bartel. Harry was
born in Queens, NY and raised in Scottsdale, AZ. In
1991, Harry and his spouse, Brian Landeche, opened Splash
Bar in Manhattan.
Throughout his life, Harry was an advocate of education
and concerned that young gay men who were separated
from their families or experiencing other hurdles might
not have access to secondary education. It is in his
memory that his family, friends and the patrons of
Splash Bar have provided this endowment.
Who is eligible?
| Gay male students who are 23 years or younger
with a record of community service. |
The Bee Winkler Weinstein Fund
“Bee’s Fund” was created in honor
of Bee Winkler Weinstein by her daughter, Dava Weinstein,
and Dava's partner, Dorothy Calvani, the Funds lead
donors. While not a traditional "scholarship," the Fund benefits young women whose own families
have withdrawn emotional and/or financial support because
of their sexual and/or gender identity by providing grants
covering vocational/technical training, licensing fees, college application fees and the like.
Grants are to support young women in taking steps
to become self-sufficient in their own lives. Examples
include:
Application fees
Books and supplies
Licensing fees
Job readiness training
Expenses for legal name change
In general, the fund does not cover the cost of tuition.
Who is eligible?
| Lesbian, Female Bisexual and
Transgender individuals (Male to Female) |
| Recipients must be between the ages of 18-25 and reside within the United States |
How to apply
Download application guidelines
Download an application
Traub-Dicker Rainbow Scholarship
Established by Peggy Traub and Phyllis Dicker, this fund encourages and supports LGBT students in their quest for higher education.
The TDRS grants scholarships to lesbian-identified students in two categories: 1) Graduating high school seniors who plan on attending a recognized college or university; and, 2) Already matriculated college students in any year of study, including graduate school.
Three $3,000 scholarships will be awarded annually and are non-renewable. The application deadline is April 15th.
Who is eligible?
| Effective in 2007, the Traub-Dicker Rainbow Scholarship (TDRS) is shifting its focus: only lesbian-identified students will be eligible to apply. |
Applicant must demonstrate their
motivation to making a difference and have a history of academic excellence and community service.
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How to apply
Thank you for your interest in the Traub-Dicker Rainbow Scholarship. The next application deadline is April 15, 2010. Please click below to download a copy of the 2010 application. You can also contact us at stonewallfoundation.org or 212-367-1155 if you have any questions or would like more information.
Download an application for the Traub-Dicker Rainbow Scholarship
The Gene and John Athletic Scholarship
The Gene and John Athletic Fund of Stonewall Community Foundation seeks to provide emerging gay and lesbian athletes with a reliable pool of resources (both monetary and community-based) to help them reach their potential and realize their dreams.
Created by Gene Silbert and John Kiley, The Gene and John Athletic Fund, formerly the Gene & John Rainbow Community Foundation, was launched in 2002 at the Gay Games VI in Sydney, Australia. The Athletic Fund is Gene and John's way of giving back to a community that has been so supportive and inspiring to them.
The Fund offers scholarships of $2,500 and $5,000.
Who is eligible?
| LGBT student athletes looking to continue their education while pursuing athletics. |
How to apply
Click on the links below to download a scholarship application. Deadline for 2008 applications is July 31st.
Download application in PDF Format
Download application in Microsoft Word Format
For more information about the fund, please visit www.geneandjohnfoundation.org.
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