Valero Alamo Bowl Scholarship Program
Funding Amount
$7,500 - $800,000 (varies by year)
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
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Eligible organizations
- Graduating high school seniors from Bexar County
- Attending San Antonio area public and private high schools
- Minimum one award per San Antonio high school (as of 2016-17)
Overview
Geographic Scope: Bexar County, San Antonio area high schools
The Valero Alamo Bowl has awarded scholarships to graduating high school seniors since 2000. The program has evolved significantly:
- 2000 (inaugural year): 25 students received $2,000 scholarships ($50,000 total)
- 2012: 30 students, program passed $1 million cumulative total
- 2014: 55 students received $7,500 each ($412,500 total)
- 2015: 58 students received $7,500+ each ($450,000 total)
- 2016-17: 100+ students, $800,000 total (bowl record)
- Cumulative (through 2016): 600+ students, over $8+ million awarded
- Base award: $7,500 per student
- Special awards: Up to $20,000 (Shining Star Energy scholarships)
- Some students receive full-ride scholarships from their chosen universities
Eligibility:
- Graduating high school seniors from Bexar County
- Attending San Antonio area public and private high schools
- Minimum one award per San Antonio high school (as of 2016-17)
Selection Criteria:
- Academic achievement
- Teacher recommendations
- Financial need
- Personal narrative/essay
- Involvement in extracurricular activities
- Priority given to students participating in varsity sports
- Class rank and GPA considered
Geographic Focus: San Antonio, Texas (Bexar County)
Benefits Include:
- Scholarship funds to college of student's choice
- Luncheon recognition (typically at Fleming's Steakhouse or similar venue)
- Game tickets to Valero Alamo Bowl
- Field recognition during first quarter of bowl game
- Family invitation to bowl game
Funding Sources:
- Proceeds from bowl events
- Support from: Valero, Frost Bank, H-E-B, Shining Star Energy, Mike Yantis Jr.
Contact Information:
- Phone: (210) 226-BOWL (2695)
- Email: info@alamobowl.com
- Address: 100 Montana Street, San Antonio, Texas 78203
- Website: https://www.alamobowl.com/about/scholarships/
Administration:
- Administered through Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation (San Antonio scholarship clearinghouse)
How to Apply
Application Process
Application Method:
- Applications submitted through Bexar County Scholarship Clearing House
- Available in school guidance offices
Timeline:
- Application deadline: Typically early November (varies by year)
- Note: Individual schools may have earlier internal deadlines
- Students should check with their school's guidance counselor for exact deadlines
- Winners announced: End of November/early December
Required Materials:
- Application form (from Bexar County Scholarship Clearing House)
- Personal narrative/essay
- Teacher recommendations
- Academic records/transcripts (for GPA and class rank verification)
- Documentation of extracurricular activities and honors
- Sports participation records (if applicable)
Selection Process:
- Submit application through school guidance office
- Committee review based on academic achievement, recommendations, financial need, narrative, and extracurricular involvement
- Winners selected end of November
- Award notification in early December
- Recognition at luncheon (typically mid-December)
- Recognition at Valero Alamo Bowl game (December/January)
Key Notes:
- Each school has different internal deadlines—students must check with guidance counselor
- Application submitted to clearinghouse, not directly to bowl
- Selection committee considers all material holistically
What San Antonio Bowl Association actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 2
- Total given
- $9.5M
- Median grant
- $4.75M
- Range
- $4.3M–$5.2M
- By dollars: Utah 55%, Colorado 45%. Top recipient cities: Provo, UT; Boulder, CO.
Example grants
Big 12 Conference - Brigham Young University · Provo, UT
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$5.2M
Big 12 Conference - University of Colorado · Boulder, CO
See sch i, part iv
$4.3M
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Education
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