The Giboney FoundationEnabling Dreams

Scholarships

Investing in tomorrow’s leaders

Helping students offset mounting education debt — and introducing them to careers with greater earnings potential they may not otherwise have been exposed to.

The challenge

A core part of our mission

As students complete their secondary education, they are confronted with the reality of finding an entry-level career that will afford them the ability to pay off the mounting expenses associated with higher learning.

The Giboney Foundation sees this challenge as an opportunity — to help students offset this debt with financial assistance, and to introduce them to careers with greater earnings potential. Since 2021, the foundation has offered scholarship grants for qualified high school, college undergraduate, and graduate students.

Past recipients

The Mary Giboney Memorial Scholarship

Mallory Butts
2021 · Inaugural recipient

Mallory Butts

Miss Spelman College 2024 and dual-degree student in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering.

Zoe Shepard
2022 recipient

Zoe Shepard

Pre-med student at Spelman College with a cumulative 4.0 GPA.

Kailen Bain
2022–2023 grant

Kailen Bain

Recipient of a $1,000 Giboney Foundation grant for the 2022–2023 academic year.

All announcements
Current scholarships

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