Worth up to $30,000
Students can apply for these scholarships right from within their myBlueprint accounts!  

https://myBlueprint.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=8f073a64bd42f1fa688c4f3f1&id=8c3477c05a&e=179b3da276]

 Suzanne Tyson of HigherEdPoints will talk to your students about all the different 'Ways to Pay for School'. February 10th.

You and your students can register for free at  https://myBlueprint.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=8f073a64bd42f1fa688c4f3f1&id=5d95a30b75&e=179b3da276 

​Jonah Christensen Memorial Scholarship

At our tenth annual Magical Evening fundraiser in 2018, we were pleased to announce the beginning of the Jonah Christensen Memorial Scholarship, an annual scholarship of $1000 to be given to one student each year to help fund their post-secondary studies. This scholarship was created by the Christensen family in memory and in celebration of Jonah’s kindness, curiosity, mischievousness, and energetic drive to live life to the fullest. We hope this annual award will encourage youth to reflect on these qualities as they look toward their future endeavours.
Applicants must…

• be in their final year of high school.
• be intending to attend a post-secondary institution in the 2020-2021 academic year that is a registered charity. (You can check here: https://apps.cra-arc.gc.ca/ebci/hacc/srch/pub/dsplyBscSrch?request_locale=en )
• (if possible) be able to attend the Magical Evening 2021 event to receive the award

2021 Jonah Christensen Memorial Scholarship:

Applicants will be required to submit a 750-word essay   on the year’s topic by to celebratejonah@shaw.ca, by the submission deadline.
This year’s essay question:
Describe a success or a setback you’ve had that precipitated a meaningful change of perspective in your life.
Note: Submissions in either English or French are accepted.
Application Format:   Applications should be sent as a Word document or PDF to celebratejonah@shaw.ca. Please have the subject line “Scholarship Application” and include your name, age, phone number, current high school and intended post-secondary institution in the body of the email, not in the essay attachment.
The application period will be from   September 1st, 2020 to March 31st, 2021.  All applicants will receive a confirmation of submission. The winning applicant will be notified by   May 15th, 2021.
The Selection Process:
All applicants will receive an email confirmation that we have received their application.
First Round – Qualification

• Any applications that do not meet our requirements, for example if the applicant is not attending a post-secondary institution registered as a charity or did not answer the essay question, will be rejected.

Second Round – Shortlist

• All eligible essays will be assigned a random number to avoid bias and the Scholarship Administrator, Hannah Christensen, will read all eligible essays and grade them based on the following criteria:
  • Creativity (/5)
  • Style and organization (/3)
  • Punctuation, grammar, spelling (/2)
  • Content (/5)
• Tips: Make sure your essay is creative, concise, and clear. While you should make some mention of relevant extra-curricular activities and future goals, focus more on telling a compelling story than cramming in your entire résumé.

A shortlist of 5 essays will be selected from this round.
Final Round – Selection

• A final panel of the Christensen family and/or Celebrate the Child volunteers will read and evaluate the final 5 essays selected in the Second Round, and determine the final winner. The winning essay’s randomly assigned number will be connected back to the applicant’s contact information and the winner will be contacted.

For more information about this award, contact Hannah Christensen at hannahroo@shaw.ca

​Delta Trades & Technical Career Scholarship:

The City of Delta offers high school students residing in and attending a high school in Delta the opportunity to earn one of five $2,000 scholarships to pursue post-secondary education in the area of trades and technology. 

• Eligibility and Scholarship Criteria
  • Resident of Delta
  • Graduating or graduated within the last 5 years from a Delta high school
  • Applied or accepted to attend a registered post-secondary institution, including colleges, in the field of trades and technology
  Consideration is given to:
  • Academic achievement 
  • Financial needs
  • Community service
  • Demonstrated desire to pursue a career in the field of trades and technology
• Scholarship Application Checklist
  
• To apply for the Delta Trades & Technical Scholarship, students must submit:
  • Record of academic achievement (High School Transcript)
  • Completed scholarship application form
  • Two letters of recommendation
  • Resume
  • Letter describing your career choice and why

Applications can be emailed to prc@delta.ca, or mailed to: 
Attn: Ken Kuntz, Director
Delta Parks, Recreation & Culture
4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent
Delta, BC 
V4K 3E2 
Deadline for applications is 4:30 pm on March 31, 2021. Awards are adjudicated on a competitive basis. All approved applicants will be notified in writing by June 15, 2021. 

​"Live Life. Pass It On" Scholarship
BC Transplant will award two $1000 scholarships to grade 12 students who lead an organ donation awareness project in their school or community during the 2020/21 school year.
Award value: 2 x $1,000 scholarships
To apply:

• Submit a 500-word essay or short video that showcases your organ donation awareness project, how you planned it, and its impact.
• If you have a personal connection to organ donation or transplant, share that story with us.
• Get creative – we love to see photos, videos, drawings, recordings, poems and whatever else helps support your submission.
• Provide a reference letter from a teacher/community leader.
• You must not be related to anyone employed at BC Transplant.

Need some help to get started? Check out our Green Shirt Day School Toolkit for ideas.

You might organize your whole school to participate in Green Shirt Day on April 7, issue a social media challenge for the month of April, create an awareness video, or organize an organ donor registration drive in your community. 

Criteria:

• Open to grade 12 students who live in British Columbia, and plan to enrol full-time in a recognized post-secondary program.

Deadline: May 7, 2021
Please submit your application to Alicia.DiCesare@bct.phsa.ca or mail it to Suite 260, 1770 West 7th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V6J 4Y6 Attention: Scholarship Program. Submissions must include your first and last name, school, city, email and phone number. 

*Photos and videos may be used in BC Transplant's social media.*

BCSSA Grade 12 ScholarshipThe British Columbia School Superintendents Association will award six regional scholarships to students planning to pursue post-secondary studies. Students wishing to be considered for a scholarship must be currently enrolled in their final year of studies at a public secondary school in British Columbia and expected to graduate in June 2021. One winner will be chosen from each of the six BCSSA provincial chapters (Fraser Valley, Kootenay-Boundary, Metro, Vancouver Island, Northern, Thompson-Okanagan). Each winner will be awarded a $1,000 scholarship. For complete details, please download the PDF from the link below.
Applications must be submitted by email before Friday, March 5th, 2021, at noon to: information@bcssa.org


2021 Scholarship Details and Application Form (PDF)
2021 Scholarship Application Form only (Word)

The Pathway to Teacher Education scholarship is awarded to 20 outstanding high school graduates who have demonstrated a commitment to and aptitude for a career in K–12 teaching.
Recipients receive a $5,000 scholarship voucher that they can redeem with the Ministry of Education after they are attending an approved K–12 teacher education program at one of B.C.’s nine Faculties of Education.
Students have seven years to redeem their Pathway to Teacher Education scholarship vouchers; an expiry date is printed on each voucher and extensions are not possible.
Deadline to apply: Feb 15

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/scholarships/provincial-scholarships/pathway-to-teacher-education-scholarship

https://steamhorizonawards.ca/#application

Are you often described as a leader, an achiever, or an innovator? Do you have limitless drive, ambition, and determination? If so, there’s an opportunity to receive a $25,000 prize towards your post-secondary education. 

​The STEAM Horizon Awards recipients will have inspiring achievements in the fields of science, technology, engineering, arts, and math. These achievements could be formally recognized – a science fair win, a published app, a patented invention, etc. or they could be less formally recognized – the founding of a local coding club, developing a course for kids, or creating a local interactive art installation. Regardless of the accomplishment, it must reflect passion and illustrate a positive impact on the community.
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Recipients see how technology affects the world from many different perspectives, and are passionate about using it to solve problems in their community. Since it can be broadly interpreted, it’s important recipients approach their love of technology as they see fit – whether from an art and design perspective, as an engineer, or as a scientist. Finally, the recipients will be excellent communicators and act as role models and ambassadors for future STEAM generations. They can easily persuade through oral and/or written communication, but could also clearly communicate through other media, like video or art. They have the potential to inspire youth and create a better world for generations to come.

CMOLIK FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP

We award scholarships to youth who have faced adversity in their lives and demonstrated tenacity. Many of our students would not be able to access post-secondary education without our help. With hard work and our support, their dreams can become reality.

In order to be eligible for a TCF Scholarship, applicants must:

Be a current resident of BC
Have lived in Canada for at least 7 years,
Be in Grade 12 or a recent secondary school graduate,
Have demonstrated financial need,
Have faced adversity,
Plan to be a full-time student,
Be ineligible for the BC Tuition Waiver Program (for former youth in care),
Use funding for a post-secondary institution, trade or college, and
Be endorsed by their school principal.

Application Criteria

In addition to meeting the eligibility requirements, student applications will be adjudicated by a selection committee that will consider the student’s proven resilience in the face of adversity, their positive work ethic, their academic suitability, their contributions to their community, the clarity of their educational goals, their focused commitment, their fit with the organization, and the support of their references.

Scholarship Summary

We reimburse up to $40,000 for books/tuition for an undergraduate degree or equivalent, provided the student makes appropriate academic progress in keeping with the scholarship guidelines.

We only fund undergraduate programs or equivalent.

If you would like to be nominated for this scholarship, you must email me a one page letter indicating how you meet the eligibility requirements. Your BRAG sheet must also be submitted to my google classroom. 

You will need to email me by December 18th. 

The University of British Columbia is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive community that supports post-secondary participation. With that goal in mind, we are in the process of creating a number of new Centennial Scholars Entrance Awards (CSEA) to provide upward of $40,000+ to fund studies for Black Canadian students. The funding will be distributed over four years and support participation in our direct-entry degrees across both UBC campuses.

If a student identifies as a Black Canadian and wishes to be considered for these awards, they simply need to note that in "Description of Circumstances" section of the CSEA application. Additional award details, including a link to the application, are available online. The deadline for CSEA applications is December 1, 2020.


  
 LEARN ABOUT CENTENNIAL SCHOLARS ENTRANCE AWARDS

Eligibility Criteria:

​Terry Fox Humanitarian Awards are open to students of all abilities.
To be considered for the Award, applicants must meet be:

• In good academic standing.
• Canadian citizens or landed immigrants.
• Students graduating from secondary (high) school or students completing their first year of CÉGEP or students who have completed secondary (high) school
• Involved in voluntary humanitarian activities (for which they have not been compensated).
• Planning to or are already studying towards their first university degree or diploma at a Canadian post-secondary institution, or entering their 2nd year of CÉGEP in the upcoming academic year.

Terry Fox Award Recipients are eligible to receive the Award until they graduate with their first university degree or diploma (for a maximum of four years), provided they maintain satisfactory academic standing and a standard of humanitarian work and personal conduct which, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, justifies the award.


Value: The maximum value of the award is $28,000, dispersed over four (4) years. A stipend of $7,000 is issued directly to the institution each year in two installments of $3,500, one in September and one in January. For students who do not pay tuition fees, the award is $3,500 per year, issued directly to the institution in two installments of $1,750 each.
Recipients of the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award may not receive more than $15,000 in total scholarships annually (including the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award). If a student’s awards exceed this amount, any excess will be deducted from the student’s Terry Fox Award.
If a student’s academic expenses are covered by another source, they may choose to decline acceptance of the financial portion of the award. They will still be granted the distinction of being a Terry Fox Scholar.

Due: Feb 1

https://terryfoxawards.ca/apply/terryfoxawards.ca/apply/
Click on "Current application status on top left hand corner for application"
http://terryfoxawards.ca/applicant-information/

Are you eligible?To be considered for the Centennial Scholars Entrance Award :

• You must be a strong academic student and meet all UBC admissions requirements.
• You must demonstrate financial need.
• You must be a Canadian citizen,  permanent resident, or protected person in Canada.
• You must be entering directly from high school or transferring from another post-secondary institution.
• You must apply to a direct entry undergraduate program at UBC, and not have a previous degree.

Although you can specify two undergraduate degree choices in your application to UBC, your award application will only be considered for your first-choice campus and degree.

The Centennial Scholars Entrance Award is separate from the Presidential Scholars Award. You are eligible to apply for both awards, provided you meet the criteria.

How do you apply?

1. Submit your UBC application
2. Complete the Centennial Scholar Entrance Award Application.

What do you need for the Centennial Scholars Application?
A completed Centennial Scholars Application will include the following:

• Student Application Form
• Description of Circumstance (maximum 1000 words)
  A statement outlining your personal, family, and financial situation that makes it necessary for you to apply for this award. You must explain your involvement and contribution to your school, community, or family, and your interest in joining and contributing to the UBC community. You must also describe how receiving this award will impact your personal situation, now and in the future.
• Parent/Guardian Form
  This is to provide information on your family’s finances, and is required for students who have been attending high school within the past 48 months. If you are not in contact with your parent/guardian or are unable to submit a parent/guardian form, you can explain your situation in your Description of Circumstance.
• Reference Form
  Your personal reference must be well acquainted with you, and able to comment on your character, interest in UBC, and financial circumstances. Your reference could be – but is not limited to – a coach, a teacher, your counsellor, your principal, your supervisor from a work or volunteer position, your family doctor, or a community or religious leader.

When is the deadline?
Your UBC admission application and completed Centennial Scholars Entrance Award application must be received by December 1, 2020.

UBC will contact the majority of Centennial Scholars Entrance Award recipients by May 15, 2021. Only successful award applicants will be contacted.
You must complete your UBC Application before you can apply for the Centennial Scholars Award

https://you.ubc.ca/financial-planning/scholarships-awards-canadian-students/entrance-award/

The Beedie Luminarie's Scholarship Program gives promising BC students the opportunity to advance their education, achieve their dreams and inspire others. The program supports resilient students facing financial adversity who have the academic readiness and desire to create positive change in their lives. Scholarship recipients join a strong, diverse, wellconnected support network of Beedie Luminarie s students and future program alumni, as well as community leaders and mentors.
In its 2021 program year, the Beedie Luminaries Foundation will support 105 scholarships for the following: • $10,000 CAD per year for a bachelor degree program, or a college university transfer program, tenable for up to four years of funding; OR • $7,500 CAD per year for a college certificate /diploma or a trades program, tenable for up to two years of funding. 

An eligible 2021 applicant must:
• Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident since 2018;
• Be a full-time resident of British Columbia;
• Be in their final year of high school, entering into full-time studies in a first bachelor degree, first diploma/c ertific ate , or first trades program at one of the eligible public post-secondary institutions listed below*;
• Be ineligible for the BC Tuition Waiver Program (for former youth in care);
• Have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (or equivalent) for grade 11 and available grade 12 marks based on Universitie s Canada’s Calculation of Average Policy**; and
• Have faced financial adversity.

​Deadline: January  13, 2021
Download information sheet
https://beedieluminaries.ca/eligibility/

RE/MAX 2021 Quest for Excellence®The Quest for Excellence program is a bursary program for grade 12 students in Western Canada. It was established by RE/MAX of Western Canada to recognize the success and ongoing pursuits of Western Canadian students in regard to leadership and community contribution initiatives.
What is Awarded?RE/MAX of Western Canada will award 16 bursaries of $1,000 each to qualifying Grade 12 students.  In addition, each award includes a Certificate of Excellence signed by the Regional Executive Vice President of RE/MAX of Western Canada. Winners will be notified in April 2021.
Who Can Participate?The Quest for Excellence is open to all Grade 12 students attending high school from September 2020 – June 2021. Grade 12 students may not have participated in graduation commencement ceremonies in the past. Applicants must be a resident of one of the following provinces/territories.

• British Columbia
• Alberta
• Saskatchewan
• Manitoba
• Yukon Territory
• Northwest Territory

What is Required?Students are to convey the contributions they have made to their communities in a short online essay, maximum 1,250 words. Key qualities students should demonstrate are leadership, motivation and communication skills.  Other attributes may include volunteering, participation in charitable events or fundraising, and contributions that enrich the lives of others and their communities.

ENTER HERE

​QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY - CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLARSHIP

Valued at $36,000
Superior academic ability
•    Creative and original thinking
•    Proven leadership qualities
•    High school nomination required*
•    Please see me if you wish to be nominated for this award    
New for this year: Quarms is not tied to the Chancellor's Scholarship this year.

The University of Toronto National Book Award Program recognizes and rewards the very best Canadian secondary school students, regardless of which university those students choose to attend. These are students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. They excel in academic pursuits, demonstrate enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and have a strong involvement in the lives of their schools and communities. It is not necessary that the student intend to apply for admission to the University of Toronto. Award recipients receive a National Book Award recognizing their achievements, and as a symbol of their academic potential. It is a non-monetary award. The book will be presented to the student at their secondary school graduation ceremony at the end of the school year.  Students nominated for this award are invited to submit an application to the National Scholarship Program.

Eligibility: Recipients must be: Nominated by their secondary school; Canadian secondary school students intending to begin university the following academic year; Canadian citizens, permanent residents or protected persons; Students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context; Students who excel in academic pursuits, demonstrate enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and have a strong involvement in the lives of their schools and communities.


UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO - National Scholarship Program

Students who have been nominated by their schools as National Book Award recipients may submit applications to the National Scholarship Program. In addition, students who identify themselves as meeting the scholarship criteria are invited to apply directly for the National Scholarship, without having been nominated for the Book Award. The National Scholarship rewards original, creative and committed Canadian secondary school students. These are students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. They excel in academic pursuits, demonstrate enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and have a strong involvement in the lives of their schools and communities. Each year approximately ten students are named National Scholars (winners) and ten are named Arbor Scholars (runners-up).

Eligibility: Students who have been nominated by their schools as National Book Award recipients may submit applications to the National Scholarship Program. In addition, students who identify themselves as meeting the scholarship criteria are invited to apply directly for the National Scholarship, without having been nominated for the Book Award.

Eligibility Criteria:
an original and creative thinker committed to school and community
a high achiever in academic and creative pursuits
enthusiastic about learning and intellectual exploration
a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person currently in your final year of Canadian secondary school or first-year CEGEP intending to begin university the following academic year
a National Book Award nominee or self-identify as meeting the criteria above

Value/Amount: The National Scholarship covers tuition, incidental and residence fees for up to four years of study. Finalists not designated as National Scholars receive Arbor Scholarships at a value of $7,500 in the first year and $1,500 per year for three additional years of undergraduate study. The scholarship is tenable only at the University of Toronto.

PLEASE let me know if you would like to be nominated for the Book Award/National Scholarship by Sept 28 - please ensure you have submitted your BRAG sheet in google doc's
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​The Board selects a number of applicants to receive a bursary of $1,000 each, based on that year's contributions to the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund. The successful recipients and their sponsoring clubs are notified by June 30.

• Must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
• Must be a student in the process of graduating from high school or currently studying or registered at a post-secondary institution.
• Must complete the current application form and submit it to the Kinsmen, Kinette or Kin Club closest to their permanent residence by February 1. Bursary winners are notified before June 30 by their sponsoring club.
• Will be evaluated on their community and school involvement, knowledge of Kin Canada and financial need.
• Due: Feb 1

https://www.kincanada.ca/bursaries

The TD Scholarship for Community Leadership awards students up to $70,000 for college or university (up to $10,000 for tuition per year, $7,500 a year for living expenses) for 4 years. It’s open to students across Canada who:

• Have demonstrated community leadership
• Are in final year of high school or CEGEP (in Quebec)
• Have a minimum overall grade average of 75% in their most recently completed school year

That’s me! I want to apply!
If this is something you’re excited about, then you should look out for applications starting in September.  But here is the general process:
1. Write a 600-word essay (three copies) describing your community leadership experience.

• Why you got involved
• How your involvement shows initiative and innovation
• The ways your efforts have strengthened others
• How long you have been involved
• What you think the long-term impact will be
• How your community has affected you

2. Tell us about the other great things you’re doing. Include a brief description of the range of your other community activities with:

• A letter of recommendation from your school
• Two letters of support from community groups 
• Your academic transcript

3. If you’re really trying to impress, you also have the option of including:

• A 250-word essay (three copies) describing your family and personal life, for example your family’s employment or economic situation
• A 250-word essay about your life experiences if you have taken a year or more away from high school or CEGEP

​Deadline to apply: Nov 13

• ​https://www.td.com/ca/en/personal-banking/solutions/student-advice/how-to-apply-for-td-scholarships/

The Horatio Alger Association of Canada provides $1.78 million annually in need-based scholarship support for deserving students in all Canadian provinces and territories.
Scholarships of up to $10,000 are awarded to full-time students in their terminal year of high school with financial need (family income under $65,000) who have demonstrated integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity, a commitment to pursue a post-secondary education, a desire to contribute to society, and a good academic record.
For a full listing of Horatio Alger Scholarship Programs and their funders, please click here.
LEARN MORE

https://horatioalger.ca/en/scholarships/

Deadline to apply: Oct 26, 2020

Renewable for up to four years, with a total value of $100,000, each Loran Award includes:

• An annual stipend of $10,000
• A matching tuition waiver from one of 25 partner universities
• Personal mentorship from a Canadian leader
• Access to our network and up to $10,000 in funding for summer work experiences in three different sectors
• An orientation expedition through Algonquin Park
• Annual retreats and scholar gatherings

We also grant approximately 95 finalist and provincial awards to promising candidates who are not selected as Loran Scholars. Read more about our different awards..     

Eligibility Criteria for High School Students

• Be in your final year of uninterrupted full-time studies in high school.
• Present a minimum cumulative average of 85%.
• Hold Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status.
• Be at least 16 years of age by September 1st of the following year.

DSS can nominate up to 3 students for this award. If you wish to be nominated , please complete the BRAG sheet by Sept 22.  You can find the BRAG sheet in my google classroom.

https://classroom.google.com/c/MTEzMzk2NjA4ODcy?cjc=sr6kurn​

Apply now to Face of Today's Self-Investment Scholarship! Two multi-year $5,000 scholarships towards post-secondary schooling are available to those eligible, who submit an essay on how they have invested in their mental health and wellbeing during a time of crisis. 


The Self-Investment Scholarship is eligible to students:

a. Graduating from Grade 12 or a successful high school graduate

b. Accepted or enrolled in a recognized college or university program, job skills training program, apprenticeship program or other vocational program (proof of enrolment will be required for final payment)

c. Able to demonstrate the need for financial assistance for their study program, and

d. Submit an application form including a 2500 word essay about a time when you prioritized or invested in your mental health and wellbeing during a time of crisis

DEADLINE: This application MUST be submitted by Tuesday August 4, 2020 to be considered 

Recipients will be contacted by August 12, 2020.


Visit::http://www.faceoftoday.ca/selfinvestmentscholarship ]http://www.faceoftoday.ca/selfinvestmentscholarship to submit your essay.

Each year, the Alexandra Foundation for Neighbourhood Houses provides financial assistance to deserving students who wish to pursue post-secondary training in the artistic, academic or technical field.  Up to eight Elmer Helm Youth Fund awards may be presented, of which a minimum of four will go to new recipients, while up to four may be given to prior recipients who are continuing their undergraduate studies.  Each recipient will receive $1,500.00 in two payments of $750.00 in early August and January.  To be eligible for this award, students must demonstrate they are planning to pursue studies in a certificate or degree program at the college or university level, and must be significantly involved in their community in a volunteer capacity.   If you have any questions regarding the eligibility or application process, please contact Carly Geistlinger at[ mailto:central@anhbc.org ]central@anhbc.org.
 
What is the Elmer Helm Youth Fund?
 
Each year, hundreds of youth are denied their dream of post-secondary education. This is not for lack of talent or commitment, it’s because they lack the financial means. Elmer Helm had a dream: to make a positive difference in the community by acting on the belief that when people work together to strengthen their neighborhoods, everyone benefits.
 
This fund is to assist youth who may not have the financial means to participate in achieving their goal of post-secondary education. Students who receive this award are eligible for funding for up to 4 years. The fund is open to young people under the age of 25 years old. This fund is not a primarily academic competition. Of equal importance to academic success is contribution to the community exemplifying the Neighbourhood House ideal of community service and strengthening communities. Recipients of the fund will receive $1500 in two installments (August and January) over the course of the year.
 
Application Procedure:
 
The following information should be mailed to The Alexandra Foundation for Neighbourhood Housesat 203-3102 Main Street, Vancouver BC V5T 3G7 (Attention: Carly Geistlinger) or via email to central@anhbc.org ]central@anhbc.org:
 
1)     A letter from the candidate outlining personal and career goals, and an explanation of why the candidate believes he or she should be selected for the award.
2)     Three letters of reference from members of the community or from school.
3)     Documentation regarding academic standing and other accomplishments (i.e. transcripts).
4)     Contact information ( Name, Phone number, address, and Email Address)
 
The deadline for all applications is Tuesday, June 30, 2020. All applications must be received by 5:00pm on this date.