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The Suzanne Gilad Grant

Annual scholarship program that supports students’ academic aspirations in any field.

Founded by Tony Award-winning Broadway producer Sue Gilad

$1,000

All Majors

3.0 GPA

About the Grant

Investing in Tomorrow's Leaders

The Suzanne Gilad Grant was established by Sue Gilad, a five-time Tony Award-winning Broadway producer, to give back to the academic community that shaped her own journey. As a proud alumna of Brandeis University, Sue understands the transformative power of education.

This merit-based scholarship is open to students from all backgrounds and disciplines, reflecting Sue’s belief that excellence and dedication deserve recognition regardless of field of study.

Eligibility

Who Can Apply?

Any Major

Whether you're studying arts, sciences, business, or any other field — you're welcome to apply.

3.0+ GPA

Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 in your current program to be eligible.

U.S. Institutes

Must be enrolled at an accredited U.S. college or university, and undergraduate or graduate students.

Meet the Founder

Sue Gilad

Sue Gilad (also known as Suzanne Gilad) is a five-time Tony Award-winning Broadway producer whose productions have garnered over 30 Tony Awards and 84 nominations. Her work includes landmark productions such as The Outsiders,Moulin Rouge! The Musical, and Angels in America.

A passionate advocate for arts education and philanthropy, Sue established this grant to give back to the academic community that shaped her own journey. As a proud alumna of Brandeis University, she understands the transformative power of education.

5

Tony Awards

1

Grammy Award

16+

Broadway Shows

Timeline

Important Dates

Mark your calendar for these key dates in the Suzanne Gilad Grant application cycle.

 

1
Now

Applications Open

Start your application today

2
May 31, 2026

Application Deadline

Submit by 11:59 PM EST

3
June 20, 2026

Winner Announced

Recipient notified and announced

Ready to Apply?

Take the first step toward receiving the Suzanne Gilad Grant. Applications are open now through May 15, 2026.