Honor Society® Impact & Giving Report
Honor Society® · Impact & Giving Report
More than $1 million.
A commitment to giving.
Honor Society® has donated more than $1 million to nonprofit organizations and other honor societies. Alongside this organizational giving, our commitment to opportunity includes student scholarships and membership dues assistance. Explore the people, programs and published records behind each area of support.
Serving ambitious people since 2014. A record you can explore, source by source.
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$1M+
Cumulative organizational giving
To nonprofit organizations and other honor societies.
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2014
Established history
Serving ambitious people for more than a decade.
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100+
Scholarship recipients
Featured in our recipient directory.
Giving figure: cumulative organizational giving reported by Honor Society, as of October 5, 2026. Read our giving statement. Explore the directory.
Impact & Giving Report · Updated October 5, 2026
Coverage: cumulative organizational giving reported as of this update, selected historical scholarship and giving records, and current membership assistance information. Original announcements are linked for context. Amounts are in U.S. dollars.
The people behind the programs
Scholarship support, in their own stories.
Education is personal. These recipient accounts show how scholarship support can help students continue their studies, pursue their goals and serve their communities.
Photographs: original HonorSociety.org recipient profiles. Studies, experiences and goals reflect each recipient’s account at the time of publication.
01 · Student scholarships
A history of recognizing ambition.
Honor Society’s scholarship archive recognizes academic achievement, service and individual goals. The scholarship announcement names the following award recipients, with finalists identified separately in the original record.
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution named in the announcement |
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| Brittani Staley | Community Service Scholarship | Michigan State University |
| Nnenna Umelloh | Study Abroad Scholarship | University of Houston |
| Angela Medvedeva | Member Spotlight Scholarship | University of Houston |
| Cameron Mercer | Undergraduate Achiever Scholarship | Penn State University |
| Rachana Poudel | Graduate Achiever Scholarship | The Ohio State University |
Institution names reflect the historical record. This roster is not an annual scholarship payment total. Read the announcement.
100+ recipients. Individual ambitions.
Explore 100+ recipients featured across scholarship programs recognizing academic achievement, leadership, community service and personal goals.
Based on published recipient records; finalists are excluded. The directory is a collection of recipient stories, not a complete lifetime scholarship ledger. Explore the recipient directory.
02 · Contributions to organizations
Giving beyond our membership.
Cumulative organizational giving
More than $1 million
Honor Society has donated more than $1 million to nonprofit organizations and other honor societies. This cumulative giving figure is reported separately from student scholarships and Honor Society Cares membership assistance.
Reported by Honor Society as of October 5, 2026. View our organizational giving statement.
A documented example from our giving history
The record below identifies a recipient organization, the purpose of the support, the reported support and the original source. It is a historical campaign example, not a reconciliation of the cumulative figure.
| Recipient & purpose | Reported support | What the record shows | Source |
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| American Red Cross Typhoon Haiyan relief |
$6,800 combined member donations and HonorSociety.org matching support. | The announcement describes a combined contribution and a recognition plaque. It does not separate the member-funded and organization-funded dollars. | Read the announcement |
The $6,800 campaign amount includes participating members’ donations and organization matching support. It is not added to the cumulative giving figure in this report. A historical contribution does not establish a current partnership or endorsement.
03 · Membership assistance
Helping members access opportunities.
Honor Society Cares™ provides need-based, partial assistance toward premium membership dues for eligible prospective and current members. The program addresses the cost of membership access; it is separate from student scholarship awards and grants to other organizations.
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What Cares provides
Partial dues assistance, with requests reviewed according to financial need, program criteria and available resources. Approval and amounts vary.
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How to request assistance
Open the Cares application and sign in or register when prompted. Member Services can help with questions about the program or application.
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How it is reported here
This edition describes the program. It does not report a verified assistance total or number of beneficiaries. Individual financial circumstances are not published.
Program information reviewed October 5, 2026. Dues reductions are not cash scholarships and are not included in the scholarship or organizational contribution figures above.
Sources & reporting method
Clear records build lasting trust.
The source links throughout this report lead to the underlying recipient profiles, program pages and original announcements. Readers can see who published each record, what it covers and when it was reported.
| Record type | Use in this report |
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| Cumulative organizational giving statement | Presents Honor Society’s reported giving to nonprofit organizations and other honor societies as of the stated update. It is a cumulative figure, not a single-year total. |
| Recipient story or photograph | Identifies a named recipient and their published account or award presentation. It does not establish later educational outcomes or a cleared payment. |
| Organization-issued announcement | Supports attribution of the published amount, named recipients and reported period. |
| Current program page | Explains available programs and application routes. It does not establish how much assistance has been delivered. |
| External business or review profile | Provides a separate source for business status or customer experiences. It does not verify giving totals. |
Reporting scope
This edition reports organizational giving, student scholarship records and membership dues assistance separately. Scholarship directory entry counts are not converted into dollar totals. Third-party scholarships listed as opportunities are not counted as Honor Society awards.
The cumulative giving figure is reported by Honor Society. The linked historical records provide context and selected examples; they are not a transaction-level reconciliation or an independent audit. Review dates are distinguished from award and contribution periods. No percentage of membership dues allocated to giving or measured graduation or employment outcome is claimed.
Have a question about a record, or a correction to a recipient profile? Contact Member Services and include the page URL and the information you would like reviewed.
More ways to learn about us
An established organization. Open sources.
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Business standards
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View Honor Society’s current BBB business profile and accreditation information.
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Member experiences
Trustpilot
Read customer experiences and review dates directly on HonorSociety.org’s Trustpilot profile.
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Customer feedback
SmartCustomer
Explore the range of feedback on the Honor Society profile, including the experiences behind individual ratings.
BBB status checked October 5, 2026. Business accreditation and customer reviews are separate from academic accreditation and verification of this report’s financial records.
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Questions, answered
Understanding the report.
What does Honor Society’s impact report cover?
It reports cumulative organizational giving, named historical scholarship recipients and membership dues assistance information. Each category has its own scope, supporting source and reporting period.
How much has Honor Society donated to other organizations?
Honor Society has donated more than $1 million to nonprofit organizations and other honor societies, as reported as of October 5, 2026. This cumulative figure is presented separately from student scholarship records and membership dues assistance. Read the giving statement.
Is the $1 million figure an annual giving total?
No. It is a cumulative organizational giving figure reported as of October 5, 2026, not the amount donated in 2026. The scholarship and campaign examples are drawn from the published archive.
Does the recipient directory show every scholarship ever awarded?
The directory features 100+ recipients across scholarship programs. It also lists finalists separately. It is a collection of published stories and records, not a complete lifetime scholarship ledger.
Is Honor Society Cares a cash scholarship?
Cares provides partial assistance toward premium membership dues. It is separate from cash scholarship awards. Read the program details.
Do I need a paid membership to apply for a scholarship?
No paid membership is required to apply for Honor Society scholarships. Eligibility and selection criteria vary by award. Review the current scholarship programs for their rules and application instructions.
Where can I check the supporting records?
Use the source links beside each announcement and the links beneath the recipient photographs. The newsroom and recipient directory provide additional historical context.
Explore your next opportunity.
Discover current scholarships, learn about dues assistance or read more about Honor Society’s history and mission.
Published by HonorSociety.org, Inc. · Report updated October 5, 2026.
Honor Society® is an independent membership organization and is not affiliated with any other honor society. School names in recipient records reflect historical information and do not imply institutional endorsement. Membership does not guarantee a scholarship or other individual outcome.
