Bermuda Is Love 2026 Scholarship Program
Bermuda Is Love announced its 2026 Scholarship Program, offering two Bermudian students $5,000 each to support their educational journey
A spokesperson said, “The scholarship reflects Bermuda Is Love’s belief that higher education is a human right and is designed to support students who are committed to creating positive change in their communities.
“Open to Bermudians who have been accepted to, or are currently enrolled in, an associate, undergraduate, postgraduate, or technical program, the scholarship welcomes applicants of all ages. Unlike many traditional awards, there are no grade or financial eligibility requirements. Instead, applicants will be assessed based on their commitment to community engagement and how they reflect the values of Bermuda Is Love.
Scholarship Requirements
Applicants must:
- Have accepted an offer to a university or college, or already be enrolled in a qualifying program
- Demonstrate commitment to Bermuda Is Love and its values
- Complete the official scholarship application form
- Submit a written essay [maximum 750 words] responding to: “How can young Bermudians create meaningful change in their communities today?”
Application Materials
“Download the scholarship application form here: Download Application Form
“The application form can also be downloaded from the Bermuda Is Love Resources Page [https://www.bermudaislove.com/resources]
Application Deadline
“Applications must be submitted by 30 June 2026.
“All applications and essays should be emailed to: info@bermudaislove.com
Why Apply?
“The Bermuda Is Love Scholarship Program was created to:
- Support Bermudians in achieving their educational goals
- Reduce financial barriers to higher education
- Encourage leadership, community involvement, and social impact
- Build a stronger network of changemakers across Bermuda
“Bermuda’s future depends on empowered young people who are committed to uplifting their communities,” said Aaron Crichlow, Founder of Bermuda Is Love. “This scholarship is an investment in students who are ready to lead with compassion, action, and purpose.”
