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"Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (WHSF) / Mexican Fiesta Scholarship Program" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (WHSF) / Mexican Fiesta Scholarship Program is sponsored by Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (WHSF) / Mexican Fiesta. This program provides scholarships to deserving young Hispanic men and women to pursue higher education. It aims to improve academic success and quality of life for the Hispanic community and promote understanding of Hispanic culture.
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Scholarship – WHSF/Mexican Fiesta Scholarship admin 2026-02-19T05:31:14+06:30 The Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (WHSF) / Mexican Fiesta provides a cultural, educational and literary environment to enhance and open opportunities to improve academic success and quality of life of the Hispanic community while promoting a better understanding of the arts, history, literature, economic development, and perpetuation of Hispanic culture in the metro Milwaukee area, as well as throughout the state and the country.
WHSF/Mexican Fiesta works hard every year to accomplish our aim by hosting our annual fundraiser event, “Mexican Fiesta”, which has been held for the past 53 years at the Henry. W Maeir Festival Park every fourth weekend in August (21, 22 & 23, 2026).
This year the WHSF/Mexican Fiesta and LULAC Councils of Wisconsin 342 & 343 are working in collaboration to provide scholarships to deserving young Hispanic men and women that aspire to higher education. Thanks to this collaborative effort we have awarded more than $1,950,000. Our goal for this year is to empower a greater number of Hispanic students through our scholarship fund program.
We are confident that we will achieve our goal with your support and the support of our partners and community because we all share the same vision, “Education is the key to the future”. Attention all students! The application for our scholarship is now open, and will be available ONLINE ONLY!
To be eligible for our scholarship, you must select COUNCIL 342 & 343 during the application process. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to secure funding for your education. Check the STEP BY STEP Guide for more information.
Must be a Wisconsin resident. Must have a minimum of 2. 7 GPA Must have applied to or be enrolled in a Wisconsin college/university.
Must be a full-time student. (12 credits or more) Must complete a minimum of 20 hours volunteer service for the WHSF/Mexican Fiesta once approved as a scholarship recipient. (Dates and times are to be determined by the Committee) Must be a minimum of 25 % of Hispanic descent.
College/University applicant must submit current official or unofficial transcripts. High school seniors applicant must submit current official or unofficial transcripts and College/University acceptance letter. Attend the Student Informational Forum Decisions of Today, Impact of Tomorrow (Not mandatory) Application deadline MARCH 31, 2026
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Wisconsin resident with minimum 2.7 GPA, at least 25% Hispanic descent, enrolled or accepted at a Wisconsin college/university as full-time student. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows awards vary ($500 - $5,000 for HSF Scholarship). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was March 31, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (WHSF) / Mexican Fiesta Scholarship Program is funded by Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (WHSF) / Mexican Fiesta. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wisconsin. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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