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About the FSSA Educational FoundationThe FSSA Educational Foundation awards scholarships annually to talented and worthy individuals within the fire suppression industry. Any student or college bound individual affiliated with the fire protection industry is eligible to apply. Scholarship candidates must have graduated from high school or its equivalent before June 1 of the year in which they will use the scholarship. Scholarships will only be awarded to students who will be participating in the fire protection programs at their universities. Students already enrolled in one of these colleges are also eligible to apply. There are no restrictions based upon employment status or the sex, race, creed, or nationality of the candidate. Previous winners are eligible for a second award. Selection Process & Application
Academic success, interest, special abilities, financial need and other factors are considered by judges to select their choice of scholarship recipients. Judges are the FSSA Educational Foundation Board of Directors. To be considered for a scholarship, the applicant must submit the online application by June 1, 2026. Before beginning the application, you'll need to collect:
Scholarship funding can be awarded in amounts ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, depending on the quantity and quality of applications. FSSA mails awarded funds directly to the college/university to be applied to the recipient. View all Past RecipientsInterested in who's received a past FSSA Educational Foundation Scholarship? View past recipients here. LEADERSHIPPRESIDENT: Pam Boyer, BFPE International DIRECTORS:
How to ContributeThe FSSA Educational Foundation scholarship fund is supported by contributions from industry business groups and individuals. Contributions, which are 100% tax-deductible, can be accepted at any time and in any amount. Single contributions of $25,000 or more will be honored by an annual scholarship named after the contributor. Learn more about becoming a contributor |