Judith Campbell Scholarship Grant

The Judith Campbell Scholarship, offered by the Judith Campbell Educational and Community Foundation, supports graduating high school seniors in San Diego County who demonstrate a commitment to education and community service. With a minimum GPA of 2.75, applicants can apply for financial assistance to pursue their education at four-year colleges, community colleges, or trade schools. This scholarship honors the legacy of Judith Campbell and her father's dedication to service, aiming to empower students to achieve their academic goals.

Judith Campbell Educational And Community Foundation
The Judith Campbell Educational and Community Foundation was established in loving memory of Judith Campbell and inspired by the life and service of her father, John E. Campbell. A Pearl Harbor survivor, decorated U.S. Marine fighter pilot in World War II, and helicopter pilot in the Korean Conflict, John devoted his life to service before continuing his career in broadcast and marine-related organizations in Florida and San Diego. His achievements and commitment to others laid the foundation for this philanthropic work. The Foundation is dedicated to supporting individuals and organizations that make a meaningful difference in their communities. It provides scholarships to outstanding students who need financial assistance to further their education and community grants to exceptional nonprofit organizations, reflecting a deep commitment to service, opportunity, and community impact.
The Judith Campbell Scholarship is awarded annually to graduating high school seniors who plan to continue their education at a four year college or university, a community college or trade/technical school. Applicants must be attending a high school in San Diego County at the time of application and have a minimum GPA of 2.75. The purpose of the scholarship is to financially assist deserving students who might not be able to attend college due to financial constraints.

Eligibility

A commitment to your educationPotential for success in collegeA minimum GPA of 2.75Participation in community service, extracurricular activities and/or work experienceAre a current residence in San Diego County (for at least one year)Have completed a FAFSA application or CA Dream Act and Student Aid Report (SAR). This is necessary for all applicants.