Provides grants of up to $1,750 for full-time students who are the dependents of deceased or totally and permanently disabled members of the association.

Access fact sheets, answers to questions, videos and links to other helpful resources to meet the educational needs of children whose parents are deployed or in transition.

Awards five $1,000 scholarships to military children for use towards four-year degrees, or vocational or technical certificates.

Provides need-based academic grants to children of Active Duty, Reserve, retired and deceased Air Force members.

Learn about awards, scholarships and grants offered by the AFA, a civilian education organization that works to promote public understanding and appreciation of the role of aerospace power in national defense.

Provides college grants and other financial assistance to children and spouses of service members killed in Iraq or Afghanistan, as well as to the families of service members disabled in these wars.

Operates educational opportunities for children and youth.

Provides support to certain children and spouses of U.S. Service Members that want to attend an online undergraduate degree program at Kaplan University. Includes information on program guidelines and two different applications for students based on grade point average.

Provides scholarships for children of active duty military, Guard and Reserve personnel who died on active duty on or after September 11, 2001.

Provides financial assistance to the surviving children of service members killed on or after October 7, 2001 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. Qualifications and an application for the scholarship.

Supports Army Aviation soldiers and families with financial assistance for college-level education of members and spouses, unmarried siblings, unmarried children and unmarried grandchildren of current and deceased members.

Provides scholarships to children and spouses of active duty, retired or deceased soldiers.

Provides college scholarships to the sons and daughters of those who served in the United States Army and to spouses of enlisted soldiers serving on active duty in the United States Army.

Provides the DoD virtual, career exploration program that uses tools, tests and resources to assist high school and college students with exploring military and civilian occupations.

Offers various Benefits, including health and life insurance, a scholarship for members' children and recreation and travel benefits.

Provides college scholarships and educational counseling to military children who have lost a parent in combat or training.

Provides college grants and other financial assistance to children and spouses of service members killed in Iraq or Afghanistan, as well as to the families of service members disabled in these wars.

Provides a wealth of resources on educating children including how to make successful transitions to new schools, aid for civilian schools, in-state tuition for Service Members and families, Department of Defense Schools, education resources for children with special needs, scholarships and more.

Provides $6,250 a year for children of fallen National Guardsmen who are attending college.

Visit the homepage for the DoD's education program. Learn about education options for active duty children both stateside and abroad.

Pre-register children in a DoD school from anywhere in the world and even while on the move from one installation to another using this new online pre-registration tool.

Access unlimited, free, online tutoring and educational mentorship provided to Service Members and their families through a partnership of DoD and Tutor.com.

Provides youth education and service programs for boys and girls ages 8 through completion of high school to promote mental, moral and physical development.

Learn about VA health care, disability compensation, education and training, home loan guaranty, financial assistance, life insurance and more.

Provides educational scholarships for dependents and spouses of Service Members who were either killed or disabled while serving and defending our nation.

Learn about educational scholarships to children of an active duty service member who was killed, permanently disabled or who is currently certified as POW or MIA.

Find information on transferring unused Post-9/11 GI Bill educational benefits to spouses and/or dependents.

Offers scholarships to children of Service Members who have died or have become disabled through their active military service since September 11, 2001. Program is funded through after tax proceeds from President Barak Obama's book, Of Thee I Sing. A Letter to My Daughters.

Supports families through financial assistance, holiday programs, scholarships and children-oriented programs.

Awards educational scholarships to individuals age 21 or younger that have volunteered for a minimum of 100 hours at a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical center during the previous calendar year.

Provides financial assistance for scholarships and health care to children of Marines or federal law enforcement personnel who were killed on duty or died under extraordinary circumstances while serving our country at home or abroad.

Provides financial assistance in the form of scholarships for higher education to sons and daughters of Marines and children of former Marines, with particular attention being given to children whose parent was killed or wounded in action.

Provides information on various MCEC programs for children of military families, and resources to help parents address educational challenges that military children face. Includes information on scholarships.

Contains all the latest information about getting a college degree.

A national organization of school superintendents serving school districts with a high concentration of military children. MISA conducts workshops for educators and provides resources on connectedness, building resilience, military life, transition and deployment.

Provides educational assistance for children of military families.

Provides resources for military parents, including tips on how to assist children during a school transfer or move, and tools to locate area schools.

Provides scholarships, training and workforce transition assistance to the graduates of the National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Program and fosters program awareness to promote the success of the program. The ChalleNGe Program provides opportunities to adolescents who have dropped out of school but demonstrate a desire to improve their potential for successful and productive lives.

Learn about the National Military Family Association's resources for spouses and children of Service Members.

Offers college scholarships based on need and academic achievement to children of current and former members of the Navy.

Provides information on scholarships for NWCA members and children of enlisted members of the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. Includes links to application materials.

Find information about scholarships for the children of fallen and wounded Service Members.

Offers support to the military, their families and those who support them by providing care packages to deployed troops, letters of encouragement, emergency funds for injured military and scholarships for dependents.

Provides financial assistance in the form of scholarships to U.S. military family members of our Fallen Warriors in their pursuit of higher education. One-year scholarships of $2000 are awarded annually, and are limited to undergraduate studies at accredited educational/technical institutions.

Offers tools that can identify academic strengths and weaknesses in math and reading for students in grade 3 through high school.

Awarded to children of Active Duty personnel, Reserve/National Guard and retired military members or survivors of deceased members.

Provides college scholarships for children of Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps Special Operations personnel killed in an operational mission or training accident.

The Taking Care of You! Support for Kids of Injured Heroes Kit supports families and children ages six and older who are experiencing a loved one's return from deployment with visible and/or invisible injuries.

Offers college scholarship to the spouses and dependent children, age 24 and under, of Active-Duty Service Members.

Provides scholarships, family counseling and aid to the surviving children of the U.S. Air Force Rescue Heroes.

The With You All the Way! Dealing With Deployment Kit is designed to support families and children ages six and older who have a loved one deployed in the US Military.

Participate in the Voice of Democracy Scholarship Competition and the Patriot's Pen Essay Contest, garnering more than $3.4 million in scholarships and incentives.