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Folds of Honor and our affiliated chapters have many ways you can get involved to support our mission of serving the families of our fallen and disabled service-members. Visit our chapter pages to learn how you can get involved locally. Chapters

The Folds of Honor foundation has two types of scholarship programs that it offers; the Children’s Fund Scholarship that serves Kindergarten through 12th grade students and the Higher Education Scholarship that serves those seeking a first bachelor’s degree or a certification at a post-secondary institution.

Requirements Eligible applicants must be the spouse or dependent of: Any service member who has been killed or disabled with a service-connected disability from the VA (the disability rating must be …

The Higher Education Scholarship program was established to provide post-secondary scholarship assistance for spouses and dependents of our nation’s service members. By standing in the financial gap of the more than one million dependents adversely affected by war, Folds of Honor is honoring their sacrifice by educating their legacy.

Children’s Fund The Children’s Fund Scholarship program was established to provide primary and secondary scholarship assistance for dependents (Kindergarten – 12th grades) of our nation’s service members. By standing in the financial gap of the more than one million dependents adversely affected by war, Folds of Honor is honoring their sacrifice by educating their legacy. … Read More

The Folds of Honor Scholarship Guidelines require that the payment be up to $2500 per term. The funds cannot be paid in one lump sum. Folds of Honor offers three payment windows to utilize the scholarship funds. Payment windows are July – August (fall), December – January (spring), April – May (summer).

Donate to Folds Of Honor and help support the children & spouses of our fallen and disabled military service members by providing educational scholarships.

Since 2007, the Folds of Honor has carried forth this singular, noble mission. To provide educational scholarships to spouses and children of America’s fallen and disabled service-members. Our motto says it best. Honor Their Sacrifice. Educate Their Legacy.