Scholarship Services & Programming
More than financial aid, our scholarships aim to help college students achieve success in higher education through community connections, mentorship and coaching, and leadership development.

More than financial aid, our scholarships aim to help college students achieve success in higher education through community connections, mentorship and coaching, and leadership development.
LGBTQ Community
When you become a Point Foundation Scholar, you join a network of hundreds of alumni and current scholars, as well as a network of LGBTQ and allied professionals. Our network is here to help students around the country like you feel supported and connected to organizations that will help you pursue your academic and career goals.
Group Mentorship
Scholars in our Flagship and Community College programs are matched to a group mentoring track that focuses on themes of their interest such as such as LGBTQ advocacy, leadership development, authentic networking, or career exploration. Students meet with a small group of LGBTQ peers and one to two LGBTQ or allied mentors for four weeks.
Leadership Programs
Point provides scholars and alumni with a variety of leadership development activities and events throughout the year. These include Point’s National Leadership Conference, forums with LGBTQ leaders, community college transfer workshops, virtual and in-person scholar networking events, Out In Higher Ed Week, and more.
At these events, you can receive intensive training through workshops that bring an LGBTQ lens to leadership techniques and ethics, approaches to advocacy and community building, career coaching, and personal development skills. Guest speakers often include notable LGBTQ and allied elected officials, authors, business leaders, and artists.
Community Engagement
Point Scholars are active leaders on their campuses and in their communities. Scholars provide regular updates about their contributions to and leadership in their communities, and Point supports and champions scholars’ efforts, their organizations, and impact. Staff, mentors, and coaches help to advise scholars’ efforts to improve their communities.