Beaumont Tower on the campus of Michigan State University, which is offering up to $1,000 per year to students who need money and identify as LGBTQIA2S+. (Matt Kazmierski via Getty Images)
Students who are eligible can receive up to $500 per semester and can apply by providing "a brief description of your funding request, including how your financial need relates to your gender or sexual identity."
Applicants may also be required to provide documentation proving their need for the extra funding, which the school notes "does not need to be repaid."
Students can apply once per semester, up to twice per year.
A photo of a Pride Progress flag, which includes colors from the Transgender Pride Flag. (Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images)
Similar funds offered by MSU through its Gender and Sexuality Campus Center include a "Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgendered (LGBT) Resource Center Endowment Fund," and a "Queering Racial Justice Summit Fund."
Stock image of a group of students stand around a Gay Pride flag. (FatCamera via Getty Images)
MSU did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment by time of publication but told Campus Reform: "The Unconditional Love Fund is utilized by the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center to support students who are facing personal and financial hardships. By accessing the fund, students can receive the support they need to continue to thrive."