2026 Pedrozzi Scholarship Applications Now Open

2026 Pedrozzi Scholarship Applications Now Open
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The 2026 Pedrozzi Scholarship applications are open, and most are due February 27, 2026. Applicants need to apply online at Pedrozzi.org.
 
As the preeminent scholarship provider in Livermore, California, the Pedrozzi Foundation has awarded $7.1 million in scholarships to over 1,900 students since 2008. The Foundation supports educational and career aspirations by assisting with costs associated with vocational training programs, community colleges, and universities.
 
Eligibility for Pedrozzi Scholarships extends to students of all ages who are either graduating or have graduated from the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District. Additionally, students who were residents of Alameda County at the time of their high school graduation and are currently attending St. Patrick’s Seminary & University are eligible.
 
The Pedrozzi Scholarship for 2026 provides at least $1,000 per year, renewable for up to four years. This includes the new Transfer Pathway Scholarship. Since many students begin their studies at community colleges, those who apply through the Community College Scholarship Application and plan to transfer to a university for their bachelor’s degree are eligible for scholarships that support their education at both schools.
 
Pedrozzi Scholar Michaela shares: “This scholarship not only eases the financial burden on my family but also allows me to focus more fully on my education and leadership development. It empowers me to aim higher, dream bigger, and work harder, knowing that I have a community behind me.”
 
 
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ABOUT THE PEDROZZI SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
The Pedrozzi Foundation offers scholarships and resources for college and vocational training to Livermore students. It believes financial or informational barriers should not hinder educational and career aspirations. The Foundation strives to support students in achieving their goals. Learn more at Pedrozzi.org.