Stephanie G. Hoffman Scholarship 2026: USA
Scholarship Description
The Stephanie G. Hoffman Scholarship is a prestigious academic award managed by the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund. This scholarship is specifically designed to provide partial funding to high-achieving Jewish students who demonstrate a strong commitment to their heritage and community. Valued at several thousand dollars, the fund aims to support Domestic Students from the San Francisco Bay Area in their pursuit of a Bachelor’s degree or higher education. By reducing the financial burden of tuition, this scholarship ensures that deserving students can focus on academic excellence at accredited USA Universities
Scholarship Details
| Feature | Details |
| Organization | Jewish Community Federation (JCF) |
| Funding Type | Partial Funding ($2,500 – $5,000 approx.) |
| Degree Level | Undergraduate / Bachelor |
| Target Group | Jewish Students |
| Host Country | United States (USA) |
| Region | San Francisco Bay Area (9 Counties) |
Eligibility Criteria
Cultural Identity: Must identify as Jewish.
Residency: Must be a permanent resident of the San Francisco Bay Area (includes San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano, Napa, Sonoma, and Marin counties).
Academic Enrollment: Must be planning to enroll or currently enrolled full-time in a four-year Bachelor’s program in the USA.
Financial Need: Candidates must demonstrate a clear financial need through tax documentation.
Community Involvement: Active participation in Jewish communal life or volunteer work is highly valued.
Application Process
Step 1: JCF Portal Registration: Visit the official Jewish Community Federation website and create an account in the scholarship portal.
Step 2: Unified Application: Complete the “College Scholarship” general application. This single form allows you to be considered for the Stephanie G. Hoffman fund and other JCF scholarships simultaneously.
Step 3: Upload Documents: Submit your latest academic transcripts, a personal resume, and the first page of your family’s most recent Federal Tax Return.
Step 4: Letters of Recommendation: Provide contact info for two references (one academic and one from a community leader). Ensure all materials are submitted by the March 15 deadline.
