FMFCU Foundation is proud to award grants, scholarships and awards
to those serving our community.
NONPROFIT COMMUNITY GRANTS
One-time grants up to $1,000 to local nonprofit organizations
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union Foundation will fund programs or projects that deliver measurable, sustainable improvements in the communities we serve. These grants are intended to strengthen nonprofits and enhance programs in our community.
Congratulations to the 2024 Recipients, announced here
DELAWARE VALLEY EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARDS
The Delaware Valley Excellence in Teaching Awards, presented by FMFCU Foundation, is an esteemed program designed to recognize and honor outstanding educators in the Philadelphia region. Each year, 20 exceptional teachers are selected for their dedication, innovation, and impact on their students and school communities.
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DELCO Hi-Q SCHOLARSHIP
One-time scholarship of $4,000 awarded to one high school senior that actively participates in the Delco Hi-Q program.
Delco Hi-Q is the oldest, continuous academic quiz competition in the United States. Each year, over 200 students from 21 high school in Delaware County participate in the program. The Delco Hi-Q scholarship awards one of these students with a scholarship to further their education.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients,
announced here.
JOHN D. UNANGST MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
One-time scholarship of $4,000 awarded to four high school senior applicants
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union’s first and long-tenured President/CEO John D. Unangst spearheaded a number of community and product initiatives. In 2001, FMFCU’s Board of Directors named its scholarship program in honor of John’s 25th anniversary with the Credit Union. Today, FMFCU Foundation continues the tradition by awarding four $4,000 scholarships for qualified tuition expenses. The essay-based application sees hundreds of submissions each year.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients,
announced here.
BRIDGE TO SUCCESS SCHOLARSHIP
One-time scholarship of $4,000 awarded to one high school senior enrolled in a Chester Upland School
Specifically designed for students within the Chester-Upland School District, this scholarship was created in 2023 to reflect FMFCU Foundation’s commitment to supporting educational opportunities and fostering the potential of students in underserved communities. The essay-based scholarship provides one $4,000 scholarship to a graduating senior to support their post-secondary expenses.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients,
announced here.
CLASSROOM MINI GRANT
One-time grants ranging from $200 – $500 for classroom needs
FMFCU Foundation will fund innovative educational experiences for K-12 students that may not otherwise be funded during the 2024-2025 school year. Teachers may request funds for classroom supplies, technology, books, funding for classroom projects or programs.
