Kansas Kiwanis Foundation 2025-2026 Scholarship Application (KKF Form 100)

Vocabulary and key requirements for the Kansas Kiwanis Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Application.

KKF Form 100

The specific scholarship application form used by high school seniors applying to the Kansas Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. for the $2025-2026$ cycle.

February 1, 2026

The deadline by which the KKF Form 100 application must be emailed or postmarked to be considered for a scholarship.

Late August 2026

The timeframe when the scholarship award for the $2026-2027$ academic year is paid directly to the student's institution.

Eligible Applicants

Deserving students who will be graduates of Accredited Kansas High Schools.

KKF Form 101

The Kansas Kiwanis Foundation scholarship application form intended specifically for college students rather than high school seniors.

Black ink

The specific color of ink required to complete the KKF scholarship application.

Key Club

An organization mentioned in Section II; membership is noted, but it is explicitly stated that applicants do not have to be a member to apply.

Section VII Service Exclusions

Types of work that do not qualify as community service, including paid or stipend service, fundraising, lobbying, service to family members, and serving as an officer.

Section VIII Word Limit

The maximum length for responses regarding personal strengths and career goals, which is set at $100$ words.

Letter of Recommendation Source

An individual such as a community or religious leader, neighbor, or employer, excluding any school staff members or volunteers.

Transcript Requirement

An official copy of the high school transcript that must be furnished by the school counselor and attached to the application.

Kansas Regents Qualified Admissions Curriculum

A specific curriculum status that the school counselor must verify as completed or not in Section XIII.

Scholarship Proceeds Usage

Funds intended for the payment of tuition, required fees, room, board, and or required materials/books.

Full-time student

The status an applicant must certify they will maintain at their educational institution to use the scholarship proceeds.