Scholarships
Through the Education Fund, we’re empowering individuals to transform their lives, communities, and the future we share.
Application Deadline
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Through the Education Fund, we’re empowering individuals to transform their lives, communities, and the future we share.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Currently a Senior at Clark Atlanta University, after graduation Brianna plans to attend law school in pursuit of a MBA and J.D. Brianna aspires to be a Sports and Entertainment attorney.
Vitoria is a freshmen pursuing a nursing education at University of North Carolina Pembroke. She recently started her on business to help raise money for college.
Jasmin Soto is currently a senior. She plans to further her education by getting a master's at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in Integrated Communications Marketing.
KaMya Montgomery is currently a sophomore. After college she plans to work in Social Services in Chapel Hill, NC. KaMya plans to use the scholarship to pay for textbooks this year.
Lauren Stiefel is an incoming junior at Binghamton University majoring in Electrical Engineering. She intends to use her scholarship award to further her studies at Binghamton.
Jacob Schiff is in his first year at the University of Georgia attending the Terry College School of Business pursuing a degree in accounting. Jacob plans to use his scholarship to help pay for his college tuition.
Jesse Schiff from Port Washington, New York is a freshman at Binghamton University planning to explore the pre-med track in college. Jesse will be using his scholarship for tuition and textbooks.
Education changes everything. It unlocks passions, amplifies impact, and forges the connections that will shape our shared tomorrow. Throughout our history as a company, we’ve seen firsthand how widening the gateway to education creates meaningful opportunities for individuals. We’ve also seen how it ripples out, empowering families and communities to improve their lives—and the world we share.
To be considered for a scholarship award, you must be a legal dependent of an Acme employee who’s worked for 12+ consecutive months. We urge you to apply if you’re a high school senior, undergraduate, or vocational-technical student planning to enroll or already enrolled at a U.S.-accredited college, university, or vocational-technical school for the upcoming academic year, pursuing a specific degree or certification. Previous awardees are eligible as long as they’ve met their institution's academic requirements.
Scholarship awardees will receive $1,000 and are chosen based on their experience and educational goals. We select applicants with a proven background of volunteerism, employment, or entrepreneurship, along with a clear plan for their education's impact and support from a community member. We also prioritize applicants who are the first in their families to pursue post-secondary education.