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Scholarships
Thank you for your interest in the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 1071 Scholarship Program.Three $5,000 scholarships will be awarded under this program.In order to qualify for a VVA Scholarship you must:Be a child or grandchild of an active-duty U.S. military or 1. U.S. military veteran (living or deceased)2. Be accepted into an accredited college, trade or technical school3. Be...
Mr. Gale’s achievements as Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce, City Councilman, and Mayor of Montrose reflect an interest in business, government, and community affairs. The Montrose Chamber – Ken Gale Scholarship was created to reflect the values of this remarkable individual. The scholarship will be awarded to the student who best exemplifies the qualities that Mr. Gale demonstrated...
The Pacific Forest Foundation (PFF) scholarship program is offered to students who are, or will be, studying in forestry-related areas. To be eligible, students must reside in any of the western states (CA, WA, OR, ID, AK, AZ, NV, UT, WY, MT and CO), British Columbia or New Zealand. PFF will accept applications starting on January of each year. The...
Eligibility: Specific EligibilityMust be a graduate or graduating senior from a public high school in Boulder County, Colorado.Continuing Education: Applicant must be under the age of 30 at the time of application.Neither of the applicant’s parents should be college or university graduates.Amounts AwardedUp to $12,000 per year.Renewable Scholarship.PurposeThe Arapahoe Pass Scholarship is to provide a scholarship to a student under 30...
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...
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...
