The Stuart Sailfish Club Foundation Scholarship



Who's it for?
Recipients are selected based on financial need, academic performance, leadership, and community involvement. Whether pursuing degrees in marine biology, environmental science, maritime industries, or other meaningful paths, our scholars are part of the legacy we're proud to support.
Applications open each spring and are reviewed by a committee of club members. Eligible applicants must:
- Be a resident of Martin County
- Demonstrate financial need
- Show strong character and leadership
- Maintain academic achievement
- Be actively involved in community service
How to Apply
Applications are reviewed each spring by a dedicated committee of club members. To be considered, applicants must:
- Complete the official scholarship application form
- Submit an original essay
- Provide two letters of recommendation
- Include an official transcript
- Participate in a personal interview (finalists only)
Applicants are also asked to remain in communication with an assigned committee mentor throughout the scholarship period and attend a recognition luncheon if selected.

A Perpetual Commitment to Education
The Stuart Sailfish Club maintains a dedicated Scholarship Fund to ensure long-term educational support. All donations received—unless otherwise designated—are placed into this perpetual fund to provide scholarships year after year. Contributions directly impact students in our community and uphold our mission to give back through education.