911 Promise Scholarship
From 911 Promise Run. $15,000. Deadline March 15, 2027.
- Award
- $15,000
- Deadline
- March 15, 2027 147 days left
- Provider
- 911 Promise Run
- Who can apply
- Open to undergraduate college students, graduate and professional students, or trade and vocational school students. Minimum GPA 2.0.
- Level
- College Students, Graduate Students, Trade and Vocational School Students
- Where
- Open nationwide (no state restriction listed)
- Essay
- Yes, 2 essays
- Documents
- Proof of dependency, Proof of parent’s service and/or death or disability certification, High school or college transcript showing GPA, Two letters of recommendation from non-family members
Last checked October 19, 2026. Details come from the provider; confirm on the official site before you apply.
About this scholarship
The 9/11 Promise Run is dedicated to offering scholarships to deserving children of first responders and military service members who have endured loss or injury, rendering them unable to pursue employment. Our mission is to make a positive impact on the lives of these children and families by providing financial support for their education.
Essay prompts
Reflect on what you’ve learned as a child of a first responder or military member
Up to 500 wordsDescribe how this scholarship will help you and why you're applying
Up to 500 words
Common questions
How much is the 911 Promise Scholarship worth?
The award is $15,000.
When is the 911 Promise Scholarship deadline?
The deadline is March 15, 2027. As of October 19, 2026, that is 147 days away.
Who can apply for the 911 Promise Scholarship?
Open to undergraduate college students, graduate and professional students, or trade and vocational school students. Minimum GPA 2.0. No state restriction is listed.
Does the 911 Promise Scholarship require an essay?
Yes. The application asks for 2 essays. The first prompt is: "Reflect on what you’ve learned as a child of a first responder or military member" (up to 500 words).
How do I apply for the 911 Promise Scholarship?
You apply through the online form on the911promise.org. Have these ready: Proof of dependency, Proof of parent’s service and/or death or disability certification, High school or college transcript showing GPA, Two letters of recommendation from non-family members. Scholarly can also fill out and submit it for you after you review it.
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