Scholarship Program

Investing in our community's future through education support for deserving students.

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Scholarship Program

Supporting Education in Our Community

Since 2010, Promisegate Community Credit Union has been committed to supporting education through our annual scholarship program. We believe that investing in our youth is investing in our community's future.

Financial Support

Each year, we award $5,000 scholarships to 5-8 deserving students from our community to help with tuition, books, and other educational expenses.

Community Focus

Our scholarships are available to high school seniors and current college students residing in San Francisco County who demonstrate financial need.

Academic Excellence

We recognize students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership qualities, and a commitment to community service.

Program Details

Our scholarship program is designed to support students pursuing undergraduate degrees at accredited institutions. We seek candidates who demonstrate:

  • Academic excellence with a minimum 3.0 GPA
  • Financial need as demonstrated through FAFSA
  • Leadership in school or community activities
  • Commitment to community service
  • Intent to pursue a career that contributes to society

Applications are accepted annually from January 1 through March 31. Winners are announced in May.

$200K+

Awarded to Students

Apply for Scholarship

Complete the application form below to be considered for our annual scholarship program.

Personal Information

Academic Information

Essay Question

Financial Information

Supporting Documents

Upload PDF or image of official transcript
Student Aid Report if you've completed FAFSA
From teacher, counselor, or community leader

Agreement

Recent Scholarship Recipients

Congratulations to our most recent scholarship recipients who exemplify academic excellence and community involvement.

Alex Johnson

Faith Rees

Stanford University

Alex is pursuing a degree in Environmental Science with a minor in Business. Active in campus sustainability initiatives and volunteers at local environmental organizations.

Maria Garcia

Caitlin Nash

UC Berkeley

Maria is studying Computer Science with a focus on artificial intelligence. She leads the Women in Computer Science club and mentors high school students.

David Kim

Nathan Thorpe

San Francisco State University

David is majoring in Nursing with aspirations to work in community health. He volunteers at free clinics and organizes health education workshops in underserved neighborhoods.