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Applications are now available for the 2025 HFS FCU Scholarship Program! 🎓

This scholarship season, there’s more to go around.  We’re proud to announce that we have added an additional 5 scholarships this year – bringing our total offering to $60,000 in scholarships.  That means we have ten (10) scholarships worth $3,000 each for graduating Big Island high school seniors and ten (10) scholarships worth $3,000 each for current college students.  This provides more opportunities to support the outstanding students in our community.

Scholarship applications for the 2025 HFS FCU Scholarship Program are now available!  Applications are exclusively available online at https://hfsfcu.awardspring.com/ and must be submitted no later than February 28, 2025.

Any student who meets the following requirements is eligible to apply:

  • Current HFS Federal Credit Union member with his/her own account in good standing before the application deadline
  • Current Big Island High School Senior or a current college student (not limited to a Big Island college or university)
  • Student must attend an accredited Vocational-Technical School, College, or University full-time in a 2 or 4-year program in 2025-2026 (12+ credits)
  • Minimum 3.0 cumulative G.P.A.
  • Financial Need

We understand the financial challenges of pursuing higher education, especially given the rising costs of post-secondary education. We’re here to help ease that burden.  If you have any questions regarding the Scholarship Program, please contact the Credit Union at (808) 930-1400 or [email protected] for more information.

 

  • Congratulations to our 2024 HFS FCU Scholarship Program recipients.  Wishing you all the best as you reach for new heights!

    • Leahi Coloma
    • Richard Gonsalves
    • Nali’ipo’aimoku Harman
    • Daphne Igloria
    • Lucas Kay-Wong
    • Avani Naleimaile
    • Cheydon Naleimaile-Evangelista
    • Kahilikuikala’i Paleka
    • Andrew Paresa
    • Elwin Shotts
    • Ewalea Dameg
    • Sandy Galvez
    • Wilde Germano
    • Kale’a Kuamo’o
    • Kaliko Tangaro
  • Congratulations to the recipients of the 2023 HFS FCU Scholarship Program.  As the costs of higher education continue to rise, students face the decision of whether or not to pursue their college careers.  The cost of college should not discourage students from achieving their dreams.

    Good luck to each of you and your future endeavors.

    • Kyra Valencia
    • Sara Igawa
    • Savanna Colliado
    • Dalilah Martin
    • Tia Tanimoto
    • Ciana-Lei Bence
    • Braysha Nobriga-Namihira
    • Weston-Jon Camara
    • Jaden Manuel-Basilio
    • Makaila-Lei Kunishige
    • Camy Aguinaldo
    • Tyanna Aranaydo
    • Kainalu Gomera
    • Tatum Okamoto
    • Montana Lagat

     

  • Congratulations to the recipients of our 2022 HFS FCU Scholarship Program. We know that the Big Island has many hard-working and talented students, which made it difficult for our scholarship committee to choose.

    We wish them the best of luck as they embark on the next adventure!

    • Kieran Maesaka
    • Maribel Agpaoa
    • Ngirakederang Ueda
    • Tevita Hala Latu
    • Randy Jake Galzote
    • Maya Oishi
    • Sean Kobayashi
    • Amy Durham
    • Shayla Sayphone
    • Jobe Leialoha

     

  • All of us at HFS would like to say congratulations to the recipients of our 2021 HFS FCU Scholarship Program. We know that the Big Island has many hard-working and talented students, but the number of excellent applications we received this year was astounding, and made it difficult for our scholarship committee to choose.

    We wish them the best of luck as they embark on the next adventure!

    • Nicholas Barrick
    • Kyrie Bartolome
    • Alexander Bell
    • Reygenald Ines
    • Sophia Perry
    • Mersaydeez Rocha
    • Sheilyn Subia
    • Jairus Iwasaki
    • Leilani Penaloza
    • Elimar Valencia Utrera

     

  • All of us at HFS would like to say congratulations to the recipients of our 2020 High School Scholarship Program. Mahalo to everyone who applied. Selecting the recipients wasn’t easy, but we are very proud of the student-winners who are surely going to use these funds to study hard and accomplish wonderful things. This year’s winners impressed us with their dedication to academic excellence, extracurricular activities, community involvement, and with their career and personal goals.

    We wish them well in their bright futures!

    • Nicholas Lucas
    • Lucy Yoes
    • Jake Nishimoto
    • Kiana Aniu
    • Ka’ala Deitch
    • Kiani Aburamen
    • Kylie Aurello
    • Kayley Oliveira
    • Kiaria Nakamura
    • Silas Pelkey

     

     

    • Elaera Tamura
    • Ho’onani McClung
    • Kamuela Lindsey
    • Kyra Andrade
    • Majorette Umayas
    • Sam Marrack
    • Sophia Cash
    • Chantel Balberde
    • Devynie Coloma
    • Isabel Fukushima
    • Jonah Hurney
    • Kepola Ishikawa
    • Lia Wengler
    • Malakai Lurker
    • Chayna Yoshida
    • Evyn-Bree Helekahi-Kaiwi
    • Gabbie Tabbada
    • Jasmine-Rae dela Cruz
    • Mary Pratt
    • Noah Wengler
    • Abcde Matias
    • Erin Morikawa
    • Eve Paguirigan
    • Iliana Godoy
    • Kainoa Torres
    • Keakealani Pacheco
    • Lauren Villafuerte
    • Patrick Cootey
    • Jaysha Alonzo-Estrada
    • KaMele Sanchez
    • Kayla Macadangdang
    • Marilu Mendoza
    • Moses Mackwelung III
    • Tyler Kerr
    • Charlie Belmes
    • Khaila Moke-Sakamoto
    • Kundalini Nicholson-Walker
    • Misty Figueira
    • Pomaikai Iaea
    • Sara Kim
    • Sullivan Schuster
    • Christina Chow
    • Dallas Tada
    • Kellie Iwasaki
    • Mahealani Yoshida
    • Natcha Srivichai
    • Owen Sandstrom
    • Zena Kiyota
    • Aleysha Weber
    • Crystal Leopoldino
    • Hannah Trainer
    • Lexus Ujano-De Motta
    • Stetson Lindsey