Kindred Estate Scholarship
Kindred awards a $1,000 scholarshipannually to a student pursuing a degree in estate planning, pre-law, finance, or family financial management. We're committed to supporting the next generation of professionals who help families navigate life's hardest transitions.
Scholarship at a Glance
- Award Amount
- $1,000
- Frequency
- Annual
- Deadline
- December 15, 2026
- Winner Announced
- January 31, 2027
Eligibility
- Undergraduate or graduate student
- Majoring in Estate Planning, Pre-Law, Finance, Accounting, Social Work, or a related field
- Minimum 3.0 GPA
- Enrolled at an accredited US institution
How to Apply
- 500–1,000 word essay on one of the topics below
- Resume or LinkedIn profile link
- Proof of enrollment (transcript, acceptance letter, or registration confirmation)
2026 Essay Topics
Choose one of the following topics for your 500–1,000 word essay:
- 1How can technology reduce the administrative burden on families settling an estate?
- 2The gap between legal probate costs and what families actually need — how do we close it?
- 3Financial literacy for executors: what should every family know before they're asked to administer an estate?
- 4The emotional toll of estate administration — and how professional support can help grieving families.
How to Submit Your Application
Email your complete application to scholarship@kindredestate.com with the subject line "Kindred Estate Scholarship Application — [Your Name]".
Please include:
- Your essay (PDF or Word document)
- Resume or LinkedIn profile link
- Proof of enrollment (transcript, acceptance letter, or registration confirmation)
About Kindred
Kindred is a done-for-you estate administration service that helps grieving families navigate the months of paperwork, asset tracking, and coordination after losing a loved one — for one flat fee, available in all 50 states. Learn more at kindredestate.com.
Questions?
Email us at scholarship@kindredestate.com and we'll get back to you within 2 business days.
The Kindred Estate Scholarship is funded and administered by Greenbaum Holdings PR LLC. Kindred provides estate administration and coordination services and is not a law firm. This scholarship is not contingent on any purchase, service, or obligation.