Dunnville Secondary School is located in Dunnville, Ontario. Scholarships for students
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110 Helena St
Dunnville, Ontario
N1A 2S5
(905) 774-7401
Scholarships
The Society of Explosives Engineers Education Foundation (SEE Foundation) has opened the 2024-2025 scholastic year application process. In 2024, the SEE will award up to $90,000 USD in scholarships to students pursuing degrees related to the explosives industry.The SEE Education Foundation is a nonprofit organization created in 1996 to serve the long-term education interests of the explosives industry through the...
The All-Star Scholarship is open to children adopted at or after the age of 13 (or who have exited foster care to permanent guardianship) to provide increased opportunities for advanced education. Each year, one student will be selected to receive the scholarship. This student will be eligible to receive up to $10,000 annually to go towards tuition, books, and other...
Between March 1-April 30, 2024 , the Securities and Insurance Licensing Association Foundation, Inc. (SILA Foundation, Inc.) is proud to offer the availability of twelve $1,250.00 scholarships to students focused on careers in the insurance and securities industry for use at any accredited post-secondary college or university within the continental United States.RequirementsThe Securities and Insurance Licensing Association Foundation, Inc. (SILA...
The Paumanauke Native American Indian Scholarship is funded through the efforts of the Paumanauke Native American Festival Inc. a non-profit organization.Our intention is to encourage and assist Native American Indians to complete their education. Tribally enrolled Native American Indians attending colleges, universities and accredited post-secondary educational institutions on a full-time basis, are eligible for consideration. Each year Scholarship Awards of...
Dr. Earle Reid grew up in the small community of Steam Mill, Kings County. At the age of six, having lost his father due to a lack of prompt medical attention, his future was determined. Driven to become a doctor, he studied his way by lamp light before and after farm chores to a Governor General’s award for scholastic excellence, and...
Presented to two full-time students who have been employed within the mining sector or who are the children of a mining sector employee. The recipients must have a strong academic record (minimum 75%), demonstrate involvement in extra-curricular activities and financial need. Past recipients of the award may reapply for a second award. The recipient must also be an Ontario resident...
