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2211 West 27th Avenue
Denver, Colorado
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Forward Steps believes in providing the support that foster youth need in order to earn a postsecondary education and accomplish YOUR dreams. We are here to help YOU succeed!NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONSForward Steps is now accepting applications on a rolling basis for the 2025-2026 academic year!Applicants must have verifiable experience in the foster care system. More information about confirmation of foster...
Sachs Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships are available to Colorado high school seniors pursuing their undergraduate degree. Sachs Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship grants are typically awarded in amounts of $10,000 to $12,500 per year (disbursed evenly each term) and are renewable for up to four years, resulting in a total potential award of up to $40,000 to $50,000. Scholarships can be applied to...
Given to students at a four-year school. Students must be a U.S. citizen, a resident of one of the RMMI member states, and looking for a career in the mining industry. The selected students are also offered an all-expense paid trip to the RMMI Annual Meeting and Conference in late June, where they have the opportunity to meet industry leaders...
EligibilityFocus Area: AthleticsSpecific EligibilityMust be a football playerMust be a graduating senior from Longmont High SchoolAcademic RequirementA max GPA of 3.8Amounts AwardedOne-Time Scholarship: $4,900 awarded in Henry Braly’s memory.PurposeIn Memory of Henry Braly: This scholarship was created to honor the life of Henry Braly, the founder of The Braly Family Foundation. Henry was a lineman at Longmont High School in...
Building a future for college bound childhood cancer survivors by reducing the financial burden for them and their families. These young people have survived something that will have a lasting effect on them and their families for the rest of their life.CriteriaThis scholarship is available for current year high school graduates who have had childhood cancer and are residents of...
In 1955, the Japanese American community established a scholarship to honor the late Mr. Harry Sakata. Mr. Sakata was involved with the Japanese American community on both the local and national level and believed the youth is the future of the Japanese American community.From that humble beginning, the Japanese American Community Graduation Program has developed into a program that recognizes...
