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We offer scholarships for students attending two- or four-year colleges each year.

Our Scholarships

The Affinity Foundation has provided nearly $215,000 in scholarships to student members of Affinity since its founding in 2005. This year, you could be one of six students to receive a $2,500 scholarship!* Coming Soon: Portal Opens March 17th, 2025. Applications due by May 16th, 2025.

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The Robert L. Birkhahn Community Spirit Scholarship

Awarded to graduating high school seniors pursuing an undergraduate degree in the fall.

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The Affinity Continuing Education Scholarship

Awarded to current undergraduate students transferring to an accredited two or four year college/university.

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The Richard A. Romano Rutgers Scholarship

Awarded to high school, undergraduate, or transfer students pursuing an undergraduate degree at Rutgers University this fall.

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Raritan Valley Community College Scholarship

Awarded to high school, undergraduate, or transfer students pursuing their degree at Raritan Valley Community College this fall.

Meet Our 2023 Scholarship Winners

Charlotte Eriksen

I am thrilled and grateful to be a recipient of the 2023 Affinity Foundation Scholarship! Throughout my high school career, it has been an honor to be a leader within my school's music department as well as a member of my local EMS agency. With the help of this generous award, I can continue to pursue these passions at the University of Connecticut, where I will pursue a degree in Nursing.

Charlotte Eriksen
University of Connecticut, Class of 2027

Elodie Flanagan

I am extremely honored and grateful to have been selected as one of the recipients of the Affinity Foundation’s scholarships. It was my dream to attend the University of Notre Dame and this scholarship is making it possible for me to study at such an amazing university. As I embark on my college journey as a business major, I'm excited to explore how my interests in business and altruism can intersect.

Elodie Flanagan
University of Notre Dame, Class of 2027

Christopher Lee

I will be attending the University of Pennsylvania next year where I will be studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. The Affinity Foundation’s Scholarship program helped immensely in financing my pursuit of higher education. The Foundation's dedication to promoting education for young people is a testament to their core ideal of service towards society.

Christopher Lee
The University of Pennsylvania, Class of 2027

Valencia Julien

First, I am very honored that I have been selected by Affinity Scholarship Committee for this generous scholarship. This means a lot to me and my family and I'm excited to attend Temple this Fall!

Valencia Julien
Temple University, Class of 2027

Christian Cordova

I want to thank Affinity Federal Credit Union for this awesome scholarship. It definitely helps with the cost of tuition. It feels great having the support of such an amazing company. I will work hard and make everyone proud. Thank you for your generosity.

Christian Cordova
Fitchburg University, Class of 2027

Sarah Manasier

I'll be attending North Carolina State University and their University Honors Program in the fall. (#GoPack) I will be majoring in Sports Marketing with career aspirations of working in professional sports. I want to sincerely thank the Affinity Foundation for awarding me this scholarship and providing me the opportunity to pursue the next level of my education.

Sarah Manasier
North Carolina State University, Class of 2027

*The Affinity Federal Credit Union Foundation offers a one-time $2,500 scholarship to Affinity Federal Credit Union student members who are U.S. citizens or U.S. resident aliens and are members of Affinity in good standing. Members in good standing are defined as members not having a negative share account balance, and/or delinquency on an Affinity Federal Credit Union loan, a dormant account status, or having any liens or judgments attached to their account. Applicants are only eligible to be awarded one scholarship per academic year.