Airmen Memorial Foundation Scholarship Program

This is a group of awards reached through one application. Each award inside it has its own rules.

Award

$1,000 to $5,000 (including the $5,000 Major General Alfred K. Flowers Scholarship and several $2,000 to $2,500 named awards)

Deadline

No dated 2027 cycle is published. The program section changes March 31 to April 15, but its upload/instruction pages and FAQ still require March 31. Confirm the controlling deadline before submitting; packages must reach headquarters by the applicable date.

How to apply

Current instructions require signed application and instruction sheet, sponsor service proof, applicable college acceptance letter, official transcripts with GPA converted to unweighted 4.0, a school recommendation on letterhead with original signature, a life-objectives paragraph, one-page urgent-social-problem essay and two-page controversial-issue essay. Submit the complete package online or by mail; mail instructions include two stamped blank postcards. Confirm the correct cycle package because the linked instructions filename is 2020.

What you'll need

• A separate scholarship application

Who can apply

Current posted academic criteria: dependent age 23 or younger, senior or full-time undergraduate at accredited college/university, 3.5 unweighted GPA, and more than half support from parent/guardian. The AMF section lists unmarried Air Force/ANG/AF Reserve children and says no officer dependents, but the shared FAQ admits Joint Services enlisted and commissioned-officer dependents and includes Space Force awards. Confirm the sponsor’s eligibility. AMF itself does not require association membership; separate AFSA awards do.

Good to know

Current named academic awards range $1000-$5000 and are funding-dependent; precise duration/renewal rules are not public. Optional special-circumstances material is described for CMSAF. This listing does not include the separate Barksdale trade-school award with different GPA and membership requirements.