Frequently Asked Questions

The Rogers Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Founded in 2013 by Jim and Beverly Rogers, The Rogers Foundation awards scholarships to individual students in Southern Nevada, underwrites statewide educational reform effort focused on educational equity through Educate Nevada Now, powers CORE that serves under-resourced students and their families, supports Black Mountain Institue at UNLV, and leads The Beverly Theater, an entertainment venue designed to stage the uncommon cinematic, literary, and live experience.

Scholarships are available to assist students in pursuing higher education at colleges, universities, and other recognized academic institutions and trade schools. Applicants must be seniors in a Clark County public high school. See our Scholarship page.

Please see our Scholarship page for eligibility requirements and application process.

Please submit only the documentation required by the scholarship application. Documents are to be submitted via the Kaleidoscope portal. We are not able to accept supplementary materials in any other form.

The Rogers Foundation does not fund other non-profit organizations' initiatives.

Please see our Apply page for eligibility requirements and the application process. Scholarship application availability is typically announced in October with rolling application submissions from then through February. Rolling submissions allow for the review committee to respond to applicants in a timely manner so they do not miss opportunities associated with admissions, down payments, etc

Students may receive funding for up to four years. Funding is not limited to tuition costs, but may also cover room and board; however, distribution payments will be made semi-annually directly to the school.

Applicants will be required to answer the questions asked on the application form, complete an essay, and provide two letters of recommendation.