Named Scholarships

APhA Foundation is committed to advancing the profession and investing in our future leaders. To support this mission, we are pleased to offer scholarships to students who demonstrate a passion for the pharmacy profession and a commitment to excellence. These scholarships provide financial assistance to help students pursue their goals and make a impact in the profession. Learn more about our scholarships or donate to a specific scholarship fund.

To view scholarship recipients, present and past, click here.

For information on establishing a scholarship, click here.

APhA Foundation Scholarship

Charles C. Thomas Scholarship (Phi Lambda Sigma)

Mary Louise Andersen Scholarship

George F. Archambault Scholarship

Tery Baskin Scholarship

Boyle Family Scholarship

Natalie Certo Scholarship

Marvin and Joanell Dyrstad Scholarship

Gloria Francke Scholarship

John A. Gans Scholarship

Robert D. Gibson Scholarship

Hamilton, Harris, Tucker APhA-ASP Scholarship

Ton Hoek Scholarship

Sam Kalman Scholarship

Elizabeth K. Keyes

Juan and Esperanza Luna Scholarship

Thomas E. Menighan Scholarship

Paul Pumpian Scholarship

Pharmacists Mutual Community Pharmacy Scholarship

Tom Temple Scholarship

Theodore G. Tong Scholarship

Ronald L. Williams Scholarship

Mary Munson Runge Scholarship

Create a Named Student Scholarship

The Foundation provides an opportunity both to honor a special individual and to support the development of future leaders in the pharmacy profession through the creation of a named APhA Foundation Student Scholarship.

Process

To establish a named scholarship, please contact info@aphafoundation.org. A letter of intent should be submitted with a brief biographical sketch/background of the individual(s) and a statement of intent to establish the scholarship.

$25,000: Named scholarships can be created with gifts or pledges starting at $25,000. Each year, a scholarship is awarded until the funds are fully spent.

$40,000: Permanent scholarship funds can be established with a gift of $35,000 (the corpus) and a one-time administrative support contribution of $5,000, for a total of $40,000.

An agreement shall outline the annual disbursement and conditions under which fund disbursement occurs.