Scholarship Deadlines: January 15 & August 15
Scholarship Submission Guidelines:
- All documents must be typed.
- Submitted within the specific award period by the deadline date.
- Submitted via the online form
- Submit detailed documentation: Supporting the costs of course/registration.
- Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.
- If you previously received a legacy scholarship, you must provide successful completion information.
- International Convention registrations will be granted no more than once in a three-year period.
Application Checklist provides a guide to what reviewers will be looking for:
- Contact information: Be sure contact information is current.
- Scholarship information: why, how and when
- Professional development: designations, awards
- IAIP involvement: committees, chairs, offices, councils, regionals, internationals, awards within the last five years
- Employment history/work experience
- Reference letter: Include one letter of recommendation from business, personal or IAIP.
- Professional goals
- What are your goals and what is next for you?
- How will this scholarship help you obtain these goals?
- Application attestation: Verification information is factual.
Grant Deadlines: October 15 & March 15
Grant Submission Guidelines
- Each local/council/region is allowed one submission per submission period
- All documents must be typed.
- Submitted within the specific award period.
- Submitted via the online form
- Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted
- Grants will be awarded for programs to be held after the decision announcement date. No past events will be considered.
Application Checklist provides a guide to what reviewers will be looking for:
- Grant request details: application level, program name, date and amount requested.
- Contact information: Be sure this is current.
- Purpose of request
- Why is local, council, region interested in hosting this program and requesting grant?
- If previous grant request for this same purpose, provide details.
- Background on local, council or region
- Program/course description
- Project budget
- Speaker: brief bio and fee
- Marketing plan: How will you communicate and encourage attendance?
- Authorization: two signatures required
The NAIW International Legacy Foundation is a 501(c)3 insurance trust to support both the grant and scholarship programs funding education-related initiatives and projects benefiting the insurance industry and IAIP members.