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SCHOLARSHIPS
CFT is committed to increasing access to education and success for all students.
Through scholarships gifted by our generous partners, we work to help students reach their full potential in high schools, colleges, and universities, as well as professional and continuing education programs across the country. We envision a future where all students have access to the education they deserve, providing brighter tomorrows to families and communities everywhere.
CFT scholarships at a glance
*Current as of FY23
A Passion For Education
The Sethis’ family fund and scholarship fund are centered around providing educational opportunities for students.
Between our family fund and our scholarship fund, we can positively impact a student’s entire career journey, and that is important to us.
A Passion For Opportunity
Meet Nathan McClintock, recent recipient of the Kristofer Robinson Scholarship Fund.
I use my story and my platform to give individuals with disabilities hope and to help them find a deeper sense of purpose and value in learning how to advocate for themselves.
It’s important to show students their potential so that they can aspire to do big things.
Have questions?
We've got answers.
What is the minimum amount required to open a scholarship fund?
Endowed Scholarship Funds, to be maintained in perpetuity, require a minimum initial gift of $250,000, while Non-Endowed Scholarship Funds require a minimum initial gift of $100,000.
Can the donor set the criteria for selection?
Yes, we will help you develop selection criteria most meaningful to you. Scholarships can support students from particular schools or geographic areas, students who will attend a certain university, or are engaged in a specific program of study or activity.
You may also recommend criteria such as GPA, test scores, work experience, personal essay, or extracurricular activities be given more weight than other criteria in the selection process. The only restriction is that the selection criteria must be objective and non-discriminatory.
Katie Kuehl
Officer, Scholarships and Nonprofit Funds
