James Bacon, KS '71 "Little Bacon Urban Achievers" Scholarship
Pauahi Foundation · Varies · Deadline: November 30, 2026
Who qualifies
Focus on post-secondary education in vocational arts, trades or other post-secondary education recognized by Pauahi Foundation; Priority given to residents of Ni'ihau, Hilo or Moloka'i; Priority given to speakers of Ni'ihau dialect of 'olelo Hawai'i
Residency: Open to All (State of Hawaii & US Continent)
How to win it
Since this scholarship prioritizes residents of Ni'ihau, Hilo, or Moloka'i and speakers of the Ni'ihau dialect of 'olelo Hawai'i, make sure you clearly highlight any of these qualities in your application if they apply to you. Focus your personal statement on your commitment to vocational arts, trades, or another post-secondary path recognized by Pauahi Foundation, showing how your goals align with the scholarship's purpose. Even if you don't hold priority status, you are still eligible as a Hawaii or US Continent resident, so present a strong, genuine case for how this opportunity will help you succeed.