How much funding does Women & Giving Scholarships provide?

Women & Giving Scholarships provides $3,000 per scholarship in funding.

When is the deadline for Women & Giving Scholarships?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

Who is eligible for Women & Giving Scholarships?

Eligible applicants: Non-traditional female students; Attending Lake Area Technical College (LATC) or Mount Marty University (MMU); Students who are often young mothers or women returning to school.

How often is Women & Giving Scholarships offered?

Women & Giving Scholarships runs on an annual cycle.

Women & Giving Scholarships

Watertown Area Community Foundation

Foundation Annual Grants for Women Grants for Education

Funding Amount

$3,000 per scholarship

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.

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Non-traditional female students
Attending Lake Area Technical College (LATC) or Mount Marty University (MMU)
Students who are often young mothers or women returning to school

Other requirements

Award Amount: $3,000 per scholarship
Program History: Program began in 2004; first scholarships awarded in 2006; over 20 years of operation; $411,000+ awarded in total grants and scholarships

Overview

Program Focus: Scholarships for non-traditional female students

Mission: Help women overcome barriers, increase opportunities, and achieve goals

Geographic Scope: Watertown area, Wisconsin

Eligibility:

Non-traditional female students
Attending Lake Area Technical College (LATC) or Mount Marty University (MMU)
Students who are often young mothers or women returning to school

Program History: Program began in 2004; first scholarships awarded in 2006; over 20 years of operation; $411,000+ awarded in total grants and scholarships

Key Information:

Awards typically given to 5-6 recipients annually
Advisory Committee reviews applications in early November
Scholarships help reduce financial barriers for non-traditional students facing competing priorities (family, aging parents, young children, work responsibilities, rising cost of living)

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