Though Scholarship Foundation staff dearly miss in-person advising in high schools, colleges, and community organizations, the offices remain closed to the public. All summer and fall workshops, appointments, and presentations will occur...

The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis is pleased to announce that Lauren Nash Ming has been elected President of the Board, succeeding Buron Buffkin, who has completed a three-year term. Lauren joined...

The Scholarship Foundation is proud to announce that its 2020 Annual Report is now available online. Click to learn how the Foundation emerged from 2020 stronger than ever by calling upon 100...

Current and former Scholarship Foundation board members have worked together to create the Civil Society Designated Scholar Loan (DSL) in memory of U.S. Representative John Lewis and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The...

In late December, Congress passed a bipartisan spending bill to fund the federal government through September of 2021 and to provide relief to millions who are struggling. The relief package includes several...

As The Scholarship Foundation enters its second century of supporting students, four timelines have been published which chronicle the Foundation’s 100-history as a leader in building racial and economic equity, strengthening community...

The Scholarship Foundation is proud to recognize those who share its commitment to education. In its newest publication, the Foundation celebrates 100 years of stepping forward to lead and shares profiles of...

Equifax and The Scholarship Foundation have formed a strong partnership to increase financial literacy and success for low income students. In addition to grants for students pursuing finance degrees, Equifax supports paid...

The beginning of the fall semester during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been fraught with problems for many colleges and universities, but Scholarship Foundation students go into it armed with the tools...

Fall semester classes begin in a few weeks and students need to prepare themselves for some amount of online education. Learning online is different than in-person; ask any student who has taken...

Each student planning to go to college needs to do the math (unless they have access to unlimited wealth and no worries about paying their own bills). THIS year, right now, the...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Scholarship Foundation advisors are working in creative ways to ensure that students and families have the information they need to make informed decisions about postsecondary education. Recently, the...