Welcome to Servants of All Foundation - Empowering Education for All

The Walter S. McAfee Scholarship honors the pioneering African American physicist and mathematician whose contributions were instrumental in Project Diana, the first successful radar contact with the moon. This scholarship supports minority high school seniors (male or female) in Monmouth or Ocean County who demonstrate academic excellence (minimum “B” average) and plan to pursue a degree in physics, electronic engineering, or computer science at a regionally accredited four-year U.S. college. Applicants must be recommended by three school personnel and submit a two-page personal statement outlining educational and career goals. Financial need is given equal weight alongside academic achievement.

This scholarship celebrates the legacies of Dr. James W. Parker and William H. Robinson, two influential leaders dedicated to advancing educational opportunity. It is awarded to minority male high school seniors in Monmouth or Ocean County with a “B” average or higher who intend to enroll at a regionally accredited four-year U.S. college. Applicants must provide three recommendations from school personnel and submit a two-page essay summarizing personal, educational, and career aspirations. Selection considers both academic performance and verified financial need.

The Forrester A. Lee Scholarship is named in honor of a distinguished brother and mentor whose commitment to education continues to inspire future leaders. This award is open to minority male high school seniors in Monmouth or Ocean County with a “B” average or better who plan to attend a regionally accredited four-year U.S. college. Applicants must be endorsed by three school personnel and submit a two-page essay highlighting personal background, educational journey, and future goals. Equal weight is placed on financial need and academic achievement when evaluating applications.