Arthur P. Krichevsky Memorial Scholarship Grant

Arthur P. Krichevsky Memorial Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Oregon Jewish Community Foundation
Last Updated: March 30, 2026

Summary

The Arthur P. Krichevsky Memorial Scholarship, provided by the Oregon Jewish Community Foundation, supports Jewish education through funding for programs like Jewish day schools and post-high school educational pursuits. Established through a bequest from Mr. Krichevsky, it primarily allocates funds to Jewish day schools, enhancing access to educational opportunities within the Jewish community. This scholarship aims to empower recipients while promoting a culture of philanthropy and educational excellence.

Overview

Oregon Jewish Community Foundation The Oregon Jewish Community Foundation (OJCF) is a regional community foundation dedicated to building and promoting a culture of philanthropy across Oregon and Southwest Washington. Its mission is to inspire and facilitate charitable giving that supports a thriving Jewish community now and for future generations, guided by values such as tzedakah (justice) and tikkun olam (repairing the world). OJCF envisions a future where individuals are empowered as philanthropists and changemakers, connecting people, passion, and resources to strengthen community life. Its funding priorities focus on supporting educational, cultural, health, religious, and social service initiatives that benefit the Jewish community, as well as providing grants, scholarships, and philanthropic tools that help individuals and organizations achieve long-term impact. Arthur P. Krichevsky Memorial Scholarship The Arthur P. Krichevsky Memorial Scholarship supports Jewish education through funding for programs such as Jewish day schools, Teen Israel experiences, and post–high school Jewish educational pursuits. Established through a bequest from Mr. Krichevsky, the majority of funds are allocated to Jewish day school support and are distributed directly to institutions rather than individual students, strengthening access to and sustainability of Jewish educational programs.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Recipients can renew the scholarship automatically for up to three additional years of full-time study, provided the recipient maintains a 3.0 grade point average.Have lived in Oregon or Clark County, WA for at least 12 months before registering for college.Moved to Oregon or Clark County, WA for reasons other than to attend college.Claimed as a dependent by someone who meets the above criteria or are financially independent and meet the above criteria.Permanent U.S. resident and meet the above criteria.Nonresident are considered if:Enrolled in college at least half-time within 12 months of moving to Oregon or Clark County, WA.Caimed as a dependent by someone who is not a resident.Pimary source of financial support comes from someone living outside Oregon or Clark County, WA.