The Teen Advocates for Science Communication (TASC) program works with Academy scientists to design and perform a variety of exciting new experiences for our museum visitors. TASC is looking for teens who are excited to learn about the natural sciences and are looking for an opportunity to share their passion for science with the public…. Read More
Project Pull is a paid summer internship program that is sponsored by the City and County of San Francisco through the Department of Public Works (DPW), San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and Youth Workforce (JCYC). Going on its 20th year, Project Pull provides professional mentorship to highly motivated, promising high school students from the diverse communities… Read More
The application period is now open for the 2016 Spirit of Anne Frank Scholarship Awards! These awards are given out each year to students who have proven themselves exceptional leaders in combating intolerance, prejudice and injustice in their communities. Scholarship awards are available to high school seniors in the United States who are attending a… Read More
Catapult is a national startup incubator the helps high school students launch business ideas. In the past two years their alumni have generated over $1,000,000 from revenue, investment, donations, and/or crowd-funding, and the majority are admitted to the top 10 universities in the country. At Catapult, they believe that every student, every idea, every startup has the… Read More
Jewish Learning Works offers up to $500 to fund club projects and programs (last year students brought US aid worker and humanitarian Carl Wilkens, witness and upstander to the Rwandan genocide to LWHS through this grant). They also offer a $1250 college scholarship to seniors who have made significant contributions to their club. Both these opportunities are open to… Read More
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The Marin Academy Youth Grants Board is a student run philanthropy board that funds grants for youth-led projects benefiting the Bay Area. They select and fund projects for up to $1,000. Projects should be youth-led, build youth skills and talents, and help improve Bay Area communities. Projects must also have an adult ally/sponsor Applications are due via… Read More