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Hermitage, Newfoundland and Labrador
709-883-2480
Scholarships
LFS awards renewable scholarships for students attending 4-year university or trade school up to $15,000 per year. Due to the flexibility of these funds – intended to help students beyond the traditional tuition, books, and housing – this is one of the most unique scholarships available in the country.The mission of the Smith Scholarship is to provide a post-secondary education...
The purpose of the Hatton Lovejoy Scholarship Plan (undergraduate scholarships) is to encourage and assist worthy young men and women to prepare themselves through college training for positions of community leadership and service.Applicants for scholarship awards shall have been residents of Troup County, Georgia for at least two years. Applicants for scholarship awards must be graduates (or scheduled for graduation...
National Hook-up of Black Women, Inc.Improving the lives of women and their families through support of the arts, culture, education, health and wellness, and human service programs.Through our mission we:Support and sponsor community-based health and human service initiativesPromote and sponsor projects that improve and enrich livesPrepare women and girls for community service and leadershipAdvocate for the well-being of women and...
The Alberta Masonic Higher Education Bursary Fund (AMHEBF) supports and promotes education for the benefit of humanity.Our bursaries are awarded to students at the post-secondary level of education in Alberta and Northwest Territories with the exception of the Fred and Lilly North Masonic Bursary which accepts applications from specific locations within Alberta and Saskatchewan. Bursaries are awarded on a basis...
Early in our nation’s history, when illiteracy was the norm and the people were mostly agrarian laborers, there were no public institutions dedicated to improving the education of people and providing a solid future for coming generations. Freemasonry led the way during those ages in developing a competent working class capable of independent thought and action. Masons of previous generations...
A small town boy from Pepeekeo on the island of Hawaii, Russell K. Okata grew up to lead the largest union in Hawaii and serve as HGEA's executive director for 26 years. During his tenure HGEA became a "full-service" union, offering members an array of benefits, including support for HGEA members and their dependents to continue their education through the...
