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Fund a Named Scholarship

Be a part of something bigger.

Are you looking for an opportunity to support the next generation? To express gratitude for those who helped you succeed? Or encourage students in a particular field of study? Whatever your reason, you will be blessed by this unique opportunity to leave a legacy in a way that is both personal and far-reaching.

Contact us to begin the conversation! Our staff will work with you to build your named scholarship in just a few easy steps.

Want to add to an existing scholarship?Ìý

Scholarship Impact

Named scholarship data from the 2024-2025 academic year:

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$5.8 million

Total amount awarded

$3,500

Average award amount

1,600

Named scholarships awarded

1,300

Students received a named scholarship

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With this scholarship, I am better equipped to pursue my passion for education and contribute meaningfully in the field. I am truly grateful for the opportunities this scholarship provides and promise to make the most of them.

Brooke ’28
Eduation major
Brooke Spronk

Establish a Scholarship

What's Your Scholarship Vision?

You can create a scholarship tailored to your specific passion or motivation. You can honor a loved one or encourage students pursuing a particular major. You can also customize your scholarship by specifying grade level, financial need, and renewability.

Criteria could include:

  • Financial need, so every student has access to a Calvin education.
  • Program of interest, so students can explore with curiosity and pursue their calling.
  • Off-campus study, so students can experience the world in a new way.
  • Nationality, so our community can be enriched by students fromÌýall over the country and the world.
  • Diversity, so we can better reflect our historical and foundational mission of Biblical reconciliation in “From Every Nation.â€
  • Plans after graduation, so students are equipped to lead with purpose and faith.

Ways to Fund a Scholarship

You can create and maintain a "currently funded scholarship" by making yearly gifts of $3,000 or more with a commitment of at least five years.Ìý

Establish an endowment with a one-time gift or a series of gifts over a period of five years.Ìý

The endowment can be funded by an individual, a family, a group of donors, or a professional organization.

You can use a planned gift, such as a bequest, IRA distribution, or estate provision to establish a named scholarship that reflects your passions or honors a loved one.

Contact Us to Learn More

Our staff will work with you to build your named scholarship in just a few easy steps. Contact us to begin the conversation!Ìý

Contribute to an Existing Scholarship

Support an Established Scholarship

Expand the impact of an existing scholarship. Using the online giving form, specify the name of the scholarship you'd like to contribute to.Ìý

Support the Providence Fund

The Providence Fund provides scholarships annually to students in need of financial assistance. With a gift of any size, you join a community that supports students who may not be able to afford the Calvin experience otherwise. To expand the reach of the Providence Fund, consider making a one-time or recurring gift today.

Your Gift Makes a Difference

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TJ Williams gives high fives to students in the hallway as a student teacher.

This scholarship has both made a way for me to attend Â鶹Çø as well as opened so many doors for me in the future, and that is solely possible thanks to your generous spirit.

Ella ’29
English major
Ella Woollard

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