Educational Scholarships
We proudly offer educational scholarships for women in deep appreciation to birth mothers who have chosen adoption for their children. They have enabled others to experience the joy of becoming parents and created futures, not only for those families but also for their children, for a lifetime.
Scholarships for Women Who Faced an Unplanned Pregnancy and Chose Adoption
Many birth mothers take this time to consider what they want their future to look like and to set some goals. If your goals include furthering your education through community college, university, or a trade school, we would like to help. Our college scholarships for women program is available to any birth mother that has placed a child for adoption any time after 1990. (Records prior to this year are difficult to verify. For this reason, this date was chosen when we started offering help to birth mothers.) We must have verification of the adoption from the adoption professional that handled the adoption. A woman whose adoption has not been legally finalized is not eligible for the birth mother scholarship. Here is a list of some of the colleges and universities where our scholarships have been used.
Want to share this information with a friend or loved one who is a birth mother? Here is a PDF you can download and print to give to a birth mother you know who is working on her own educational goals.
Application for College Scholarships for Women Who Have Chosen Adoption for Their Baby:
- You can save your progress at any time by clicking the “Save” button at the bottom of this form. This lets you return to finish the form at a later date.
- Fill out the online scholarship form below completely. If you have questions during the process, please call us at (530) 271-1756.
- If you would rather receive the application packet by mail, please call (530) 271-1756.
All submission materials become the property of Lifetime Adoption Foundation and will not be returned to you. Questions? Please contact us.
We do not offer scholarships for adopted children.