Students

You’ve already overcome so much. You don’t have to do this alone.

If you've been in foster care and you're pursuing college or training after high school, the John and Judy Wright Scholarship is here to support you.

For You

Welcome

We know the road to this point has not been simple. Moving homes. Changing schools. Figuring things out on your own.

You've already shown strength, courage, and persistence.
This scholarship exists because people believe in your future.

The JJ Wright Scholarship helps students with foster care experience pay for the real costs of going to school—so you can focus on learning, not just surviving.

Eligibility

Who Can Apply?

You may be eligible if:

If you're not sure whether you qualify, please reach out. We'd rather you ask than rule yourself out.

Coverage

What the Scholarship Can Cover

We know that tuition is only part of the picture. With approval, scholarship funds can help cover:

Every student's situation is different. The goal is to remove as many financial barriers as possible so you can focus on your education.

Application

How to Apply

Reach Out to Ennis Center

Visit enniscenter.org/contact and complete the contact form. In your message, mention that you are interested in the John and Judy Wright Scholarship.

Share Your Education Plans

A staff member from Ennis Center will follow up to learn more about your education goals, financial needs, and school plans.

Review the Guidelines and Submit Your Application

Review the scholarship guidelines (PDF) for complete eligibility requirements. Complete the scholarship application (PDF) and send it to Ennis Center.

Send it to development (at) enniscenter.org with the subject: APPLICATION: JJWRIGHT Scholarship before the application window closes on June 30.

Review and Award

Ennis Center reviews applications according to their scholarship guidelines and available funding. If selected, funds are distributed to support your education costs.

If you need help with any part of the process, please ask. It's okay not to know every step. That's why we're here.