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Scholarships
Delta Eta Boulé of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity is now accepting scholarship applications from black males in Denver Metro Area pursuing Graduate degrees. Successful Graduate applicants will receive an annual award of $7,500 renewable for up to four years as long as they satisfy criteria for renewal. They will also have access to Delta Eta Boulé Foundation’s professional development resources...
The purpose of the Incline Friends Scholarship Awards is to provide college scholarship awards to students who have shown an interest in outdoor recreation, environmental stewardship, and/or community involvement regarding the preservation of our natural resources. Up to Three (3) Scholarship Awards have been established to honor individuals who have made contributions to supporting those activities in El Paso County.AwardsUp...
The mission of the Dorian De Long Arts and Music Grant is to support individuals engaged in arts programs, strengthening both the individuals and the communities in which they live. Grants of $1,000-$3,000 are available to support projects that bring visual art, music, or theater to students in PK-12 in a meaningful way. Projects supported by DDAM will exemplify the...
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...
At Arckey & Steele, we believe that safety is more than just a priority—it’s a responsibility. Whether on the road, in the workplace, or within our communities, taking proactive steps to prevent accidents and promote well-being can save lives. That’s why we’re proud to introduce the Safety First Scholarship, an opportunity for students who are passionate about creating safer environments...
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...
