
Scholarships
Trax Academic Scholarship
Education creates opportunity — and stronger communities. The Trax Scholarship program recognizes and supports outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement with $1,000 scholarships to eligible students.
Eligibility Requirements
- Two letters of recommendation: Letters may be written by teachers, school counselors, coaches, employers, mentors, or community leaders.
- A list of leadership roles, honors & awards, extracurriculars, and community engagement.
- PowerPoint Presentation with Voiceover submission answering: “Imagine you have been given the opportunity to design a financial literacy program for high school students in your community. What key topics would you include, and how would your program prepare students for financial independence? How could Trax help students achieve their financial goals." (Time Limit: 4-6 minutes)
- Financial Education Courses: As part of this process we strongly encourage you to review and take these Financial Education courses.
Note: Submissions must be the applicant’s original work. Any work that is generated by or significantly assisted by artificial intelligence tools (e.g., ChatGPT) may be deemed ineligible.
Applications open in February 2027
Giorgianni Legacy Scholarship
Established in honor of former CEO Pete Giorgianni, whose vision helped create our current youth programs, the Giorgianni Legacy Scholarship celebrates his impact by awarding one outstanding individual a $2,500 scholarship. This scholarship recognizes a student who demonstrates a commitment to making a positive difference and creating meaningful change within their community.
Eligibility Requirements
- Two letters of recommendation: Letters may be written by teachers, school counselors, coaches, employers, mentors, or community leaders.
- A list of leadership roles, honors & awards, extracurriculars, and community engagement.
- PowerPoint Presentation with Voiceover: “Imagine you have been given the opportunity to design a financial literacy program for high school students in your community. What key topics would you include, and how would your program prepare students for financial independence? How could Trax help students achieve their financial goals." (Time Limit: 4-6 minutes)
- Essay submission answering: “Credit unions were built on the idea of people helping people. How has your community shaped who you are today, and how do you hope to contribute to its legacy in the future?" (Requirements: Times New Roman, 12 pt font, Double Spacing)
- Financial Education Courses: As part of this process we strongly encourage you to review and take these Financial Education courses.
Note: Submissions must be the applicant’s original work. Any work that is generated by or significantly assisted by artificial intelligence tools (e.g., ChatGPT) may be deemed ineligible.
Applications open in February 2027
Forge the Future Trade School Fund
The skilled trades keep our community moving forward, and at Trax, we believe the next generation of builders, makers, and problem-solvers deserves strong support along the way. Our Trade Scholarship Program awards $1,000 scholarships to help power your education and career momentum.
Eligibility Requirements
- Two letters of recommendation: Letters may be written by teachers, school counselors, coaches, employers, mentors, or community leaders.
- A list of leadership roles, honors & awards, extracurriculars, and community engagement.
- Video submission answering: “Part of our mission at Trax Credit Union is the philosophy of ‘People Helping People’. What does this statement mean to you? What trade are you studying? How will you utilize your trade to help people and your community in the future? How will Trax play a role in helping you achieve your goals?” (Time Limit: 2-5 minutes)
- Financial Education Courses: As part of this process we strongly encourage you to review and take these Financial Education courses.
Note: Submissions must be the applicant’s original work. Any work that is generated by or significantly assisted by artificial intelligence tools (e.g., ChatGPT) may be deemed ineligible.
Applications open in February 2027

Applicant must be a primary member in good standing with Trax Federal Credit Union (Trax Credit Union). Applicants (children and dependents) of Trax Credit Union employees, directors or committee members are not eligible. The applicant must attend an accredited college, university, or trade school. Applicant must have a minimum 3.00 cumulative un-weighted grade point average. Prior Trax scholarship recipients are not eligible. Official or unofficial transcript may be required. Applicant must take at least nine (9) credit hours per semester for the current academic year. All applications become property of Trax Credit Union and will not be returned; information therein may be used in marketing and other public, social, or printed materials. All decisions concerning the award will be the responsibility of the Scholarship Committee, and all decisions of the Scholarship Committee are final. Recipient may be required to provide proof of enrollment at the school named on the application. This is a non-recurring award.

