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With respect to financial need, as required by Nevada law, scholarships will be awarded only to
individuals who are members of a household that has household income that is not more than three hundred
percent (300%) of the federally designated level signifying poverty. Please do not submit an application
unless you reasonably believe your household income is below the level that applies to you as EFNN
cannot award scholarships to students whose income is above the applicable level. For the 2020-2021
school year, the federally designated levels signifying poverty and the amount equal to 300% of each level are
as follows:
Household income is determined under the US Department of Agriculture’s Income Eligibility
Guidelines for qualification for free and reduced-priced meals and includes for all Household Members, the sum
of the following: (a) monetary compensation for services, including wages, salary, commissions or fees; (b) net
income from non-farm self-employment; (c) net income from farm self-employment; (d) Social Security; (e)
dividends or interest on savings bonds or income from estates or trusts; (f) net rental income; (g) public
assistance or welfare payments; (h) unemployment compensation; (i) government civilian employee or military
retirement, or pensions or veterans payments; (j) private pensions or annuities; (k) alimony or child support
payments; (l) regular contributions from persons not living in the household; (m) net royalties; and (n) other
cash income, such as amounts received or withdrawn from any source including savings, investments, trust
accounts and other resources. Household Member means anyone who is living with you and shares income and
expenses, even if not related.
The amount of each scholarship awarded to a Student for any fiscal year cannot exceed the maximum
amount authorized by Nevada law. For the 2019-2020 school year, this amount was $8,262. All scholarship
grants will be paid by EFNN directly to the Nevada school selected by the Student’s parent or guardian for
attendance.
3. EFNN may award scholarships for attendance at a high school or other qualified educational institution
on an annual basis. Each recipient must reapply each year. Only renewal applicants will be considered
presuming the recipient continues to satisfy all of the requirements of EFFN, Nevada state law and the
applicable Nevada school. EFNN intends to obtain reports from the Student’s school to determine the Student’s
performance at the school for which the scholarship grant was awarded.
Federal Poverty
Guidelines
$12,760
$17,240
$21,720
$26,200
$30,680
$35,160
$39,640
$44,120
For each additional family member add
$4,480
300% of Federal
Poverty Guideline
Amount
$38,280
$51,720
$65,160
$78,600
$92,040
$105,480
$118,920
$132,360