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The Douglas Ebenstein & Norman Ebenstein Scholarships

Empower the Future: Fueling Vietnamese American Excellence

Overview

Two $5,000 Scholarships for Servant Leaders

In partnership with AASuccess, the Ebenstein Foundation provides two $5,000 scholarships, the Douglas Ebenstein Scholarship and the Norman Ebenstein Scholarship, to Vietnamese American students who show an interest and aptitude for servant leadership and have successfully progressed through AASuccess’ life skills and leadership programs.

Scholarship Qualifications

  • Must be a Vietnamese American high school student.
  • Active commitment to complete a significant role or project within AASuccess during the scholarship period (April 1 – July 1, 2026).
  • Roughly 200 hours within the scholarship period (April 1 – July 1, 2026).
  • Successfully demonstrate servant leadership and our Core Values, and progress through the Life Skills Academy.

Application Deadline: March 25, 2026

Once the two students are chosen, they work with the Operations Team to make sure the requirements are fulfilled by the end of the period. The scholarship winners are announced at the AASuccess Gala, along with their achievements during the scholarship period.

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2025 Ebenstein Scholarship winners with their certificates
Ebenstein Scholarship winners on stage at the AASuccess Gala
Our Founders

The Ebenstein Family

Douglas Ebenstein

Douglas Ebenstein

Douglas Steven Ebenstein is president and CEO of Capital Commercial Properties, Inc. and Eden Center, Inc. He leads retail leasing and development throughout the Washington, DC metropolitan area.

About Douglas Ebenstein
Norman Ebenstein

Norman Ebenstein

Norman Ebenstein founded Capital Commercial Properties and served as its president and CEO for over 50 years, leading the creation and revitalization of shopping centers, mixed-use developments and malls. One of his key achievements was revitalizing Eden Center in Falls Church, Virginia, which remains a cultural and social hub for the Vietnamese American community.

About Norman Ebenstein

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