The NAHMA Educational Foundation has selected 118 student residents to receive scholarships this year. Each scholarship is worth $3,500; the total scholarship money awarded for 2024 is $413,000. Additionally, $2,000 will be donated to the Department of Apparel, Housing, and Resource Management at Virginia Tech for scholarships for students pursuing their bachelor’s degree in property management.
“We take immense pride in the NAHMA Education Foundation’s ability to grant scholarship awards to students enrolled in a variety of community colleges, universities, and trade/technical schools across the nation,” said Anthony Sandoval, chairperson of the NAHMA Education Foundation. “As the NAHMA Educational Foundation moves into 2025, we will be renewing our efforts to not only secure more applications from across the country but also to increase the number of applications from students attending trade/technical schools. They are every bit as eligible as students attending traditional colleges, and we welcome applications from any resident looking to learn a trade or qualify for skilled certifications. We remain ever grateful to our donors and sponsors that make the scholarship program ‘go’ with their steadfast and unwavering support. We sincerely appreciate their continuing generosity.”
The NAHMA Educational Foundation is pleased to have created this legacy supporting resident academic achievement for the betterment of communities nationwide.
This year’s class of NAHMA scholars represents 13 regional Affordable Housing Management Associations (AHMAs). To read the complete list of the scholars, click on the link: NAHMA Educational Foundation Awards 118 Scholarships. The 2024 scholars, including their community, management company, school, grade, and major, are listed according to their AHMA.
For additional information about the NAHMA Scholarship Program, please contact Dr. Bruce W. Johnson at bjohnson@tmo.com.
The NAHMA Educational Foundation is organized and operated exclusively as a Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Founded in October 1994, the NAHMA Educational Foundation works to assist residents of federally subsidized housing as they strive to enhance their lives, job opportunities and children’s futures. Its mission is also to enhance the livability and standing of communities managed by NAHMA member companies nationwide. For more information, visit http://www.nahma.org/about/educational-foundation.