Was college made possible for you thanks to scholarships, grants, or gifts from family members? If so, establishing a scholarship fund could be a meaningful way for you to return the favor.
Education has the potential to change the future and financial stability of not just an individual, but their entire family and generations to come. But the cost of higher education remains a significant obstacle for families to navigate, many of whom require financial assistance for their college-bound children.
Establishing a scholarship fund is a way for purpose-driven donors to fill that need. It’s an opportunity to put your own spin on values-based giving by funding someone’s education—whether college or private K–12 tuition.
A Truist advisor can walk you through the process of creating a scholarship fund, but here are a few things to consider when you’re planning.