Programs

The Carson Scholars Fund empowers students through college scholarships, ongoing recognition, and reading initiatives that spark a lifelong love of learning.

Scholarship Program

The Carson Scholars Fund awards $1,000 college scholarships to students in grades 4–11 who excel academically and are dedicated to serving their communities. Scholars are recognized not only for their achievements inside the classroom, but also for their commitment to making a difference in the world around them.

Learn more about the scholarship program

Recognition Program

Once a student becomes a Carson Scholar, the journey doesn’t end. The Recognition Program honors scholars who continue to uphold the high standards of academic excellence and community service year after year.

Learn more about the recognition program

Reading Rooms

The Ben Carson/Think Big Reading Project helps schools create inviting reading rooms where children can discover the joy of independent reading. These cozy, literacy-rich spaces are designed to make books exciting and accessible for every child while fostering a love of reading, learning, and imagination.

Reading Rooms Across the Country

Discover reading rooms across the country, from active locations to those that have shaped our history.

Patterson HBCU Scholarship 

The Patterson HBCU Scholarship is a pilot program of the Carson Scholars Fund that supports Carson Scholar alumni attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Created in partnership with author and philanthropist James Patterson, this scholarship helps future leaders continue their educations at institutions with a rich legacy of excellence.

 

$5,000 Scholarship

Renewable for up to three consecutive academic years for a maximum value of $20,000

19 Future Leaders 
have received a combined $135,000 to support their educations at HBCUs across the country.
Patterson HBCU recipient, Kamari Mayes

Kamari Mayes

2026 Cohort
Business

2026: Kamari is a graduate of DC International School in Washington, D.C. Driven by a goal of eliminating…

Patterson HBCU recipient, Aaliyah Underwood

Aaliyah Underwood

2026 Cohort

2026: A graduate of North Point High School in Waldorf, Maryland, Aaliyah has dedicated herself to service. She…

Patterson HBCU recipient, Israel Goodridge

Israel Goodridge

2025 Cohort
Social Sciences & Arts

2026 Update: Israel Goodridge is a student at Morehouse College with a strong passion for both the sciences…