Due: May 1st
Scholarship Value $1,800

Number of Scholarships 3
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Steven Rubin, a 32nd Degree Mason, has been involved with helping people to better themselves and their businesses.
Steven has worked with children with Special Needs, as a Block Parent and Advisor to those who needed his help.
The Scholarship Fund was created for those wishing to go to University or an Institution of Higher Learning but who may not have the “A to A-” threshold for other Scholarships. Open to those Students who have a grade average of 60 to 79% or less to qualify.
The Scholarship is given annually with an endowment of up to $1,800.00 per student. It aims to help Canadian Students and Landed Immigrants of 2 years or more, living with their parent(s) at the time of graduation and who wish to attend a Canadian or Israeli Post-Secondary Institution.
The Scholarship is open to all High School Students in B.C. who are graduating each year and going directly into a place of higher learning.
Applications must be submitted during the period from April 1st to May 1st of  the year in which you are graduating from grade 12.  Proof of (Tentative) acceptance from a place of higher learning with a course of 2 years or more and proof of marks from your grade 11 full year and marks from your grade 12 Christmas and Easter Exams must accompany your application.
https://deltafoundation.org/grants/scholarships-bursaries/

This is an annual scholarship awarded to deserving students for vocational and academic post-secondary education.

New Student Application

What to send:
• Your completed application form,
• Cover letter outlining your plans for Post-Secondary Education
• Référencées
• A copy of your most recent school transcript

When to send:
• First-year post-secondary student applications must be received by May 20, 2024.
• If you do not have everything ready by that date, please send what you have & forward the balance asap. Include a note in your email that more is to follow. Where to send:
• Please submit the application and all supporting documents as a single PDF file to [email protected]

Other Stuff:
• If you are approved for a scholarship, you will be notified by email once the Selection Committee reviews all applications. The Vancouver Foundation administers the fund for us. Payments are usually sent to the schools in September. Your school will then apply this money to your tuition account. If you have already paid your tuition before the school receives the money, the school will refund you.
• For the upcoming school year, we have up to 10 first year and 30 continuing scholarships available.

Criteria

Available to ALL students attending a post-secondary university, college, or trade school (per Canada Revenue Agency - the school must be on their list of prescribed universities or colleges).
Preference will be given to dependents of past and present Vanga employees and students of South Delta Secondary and Delta Secondary Schools.

A defined educational path to gain marketable skills aimed at specific career goals and involvement in service activities will be taken into consideration. Involvement in service activities will be taken into consideration.

• Scholarship Amounts: • First-year post-secondary; $1000 for full-time & $500 for part-time.
• Second (or higher) year post-secondary; $2000 for full-time & $1000 for part-time.
• Part-time studies are 50-75% of maximum course load for 2 of 3 terms (or 3 of 4 terms) • Full-time studies are over 75% of maximum course load for 2 of 3 terms (or 3 of 4 terms)
• We will support students for up to four years of studies, but students must re-apply each year.

ANY QUESTIONS: • Please email all questions to the [email protected]
See attached application form

​The Delta Trades & Technical Career Scholarship provides Delta residents who are in their graduating year at a Delta high school, or who have graduated from a Delta high school within the past five years, an opportunity to pursue post-secondary education in the area of trades and technology.
Eligibility and Scholarship Criteria

• Resident of Delta
• Graduating or graduating from a Delta high school
• Applied and 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
  • student’s community service
  • demonstrated desire to pursue a career in the field of trades and technology

Scholarship Application Checklist

• Record of academic achievement (High School Transcript)
• Completed scholarship application form (attached)
• Two letters of recommendation
• Copy of resume
• A letter describing your career choice and why

Scholarship Description

• Five - $2,000.00 Scholarships
• One scholarship awarded per approved applicant
• Awarded upon written confirmation of program attendance (end of the first semester) at a registered post-secondary institution

Applications are accepted between September 1 and March 31. The deadline for applications is 4:30 pm March 31. Awards are adjudicated on a competitive basis. All approved applicants will be notified in writing by June 15.

Click on link to access application :

https://www.delta.ca/city-hall/mayor-council/awards-scholarships/delta-trades-technical-career-scholarship#:~:text=The%20Delta%20Trades%20%26%20Technical%20Career,area%20of%20trades%20and%20technology

​CRCCS $1000 Bursary

CRCCS is proud to give back by providing financial recognition to students who exemplify Charlene's involvement in the community and/or volunteer work which encourages the youth of today to be the leaders of tomorrow. This program was inspired by Charlene's passion for children and desire for a closer community.
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All bursaries require that candidates are in good academic standing, contribute to their communities, and will be furthering their education at a post-secondary institution upon graduation. Graduating students have endured loss and it shapes who they are.  Despite their adversity and loss they are taking a step forward and focusing on the positive.  Since 2015, CRCCS has awarded almost $100,000 to students as they have demonstrated their determination to shape their future, wrote essays on how their loss has impacted their life and choices they have made, and their perseverance for their future.

CRCCS board of directors will select the successful recipients based the availability of funding designated to this program for the fiscal year.
To Qualify

• Grade 12 graduating student
• Loss of a parent and/or a sibling
• Enrolled in a certified post secondary program within the same year of graduating
• Involved in the community/volunteer work
• A BC Resident

Applicant Requirements:

• A minimum 500 word essay on how you fit the criteria and how you have been impacted by your loss (PDF, Google Doc or MS Word format)
• Applicant Information - Full name, mailing address, phone number, and email address
• School Information - School name, mailing address, phone number, counsellor name and email address
• (Include applicant and school information on a cover page) 
• (There is no 'application form' to complete.  Complete an essay with how the applicant fits the criteria)

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• Applicants need to email the completed essay with all criteria included and date stamped by April 15th of their graduating year.
• Only complete applications are eligible for bursaries. 
• All criteria is required for a complete application.
• No late applications accepted.

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Submit your application to: [email protected]

BCSTA’s Scholarships for Student Citizenship recognize graduating students for outstanding contributions they have made to their school and community.
These scholarships reflect BCSTA’s commitment to its values:

• Focus on students.
• Support lifelong learning.
• Support public education.
• Recognize the importance of community in public education.
• Provide opportunities to recognize and celebrate public education.

We wish all of British Columbia’s graduating students the best as they move forward with their education and careers.
Deadline:
The application deadline was 3:00 p.m. on February 29, 2024.
Late applications will not be accepted. Apply early if you anticipate having technical issues.
Scholarship Information:
Three awards of $750 each will be distributed.
Scholarships will be paid directly to the graduating student’s post-secondary institution.
The scholarship recipients will be notified in late May or early June via email and their name(s) will be posted on BCSTA’s website.
Criteria:
This scholarship recognizes graduating B.C. public school students who have displayed exemplary citizenship within their school and community.

• Students must be graduating from a B.C. public school in the 2023/2024 school year.
• Students must be planning to attend a post-secondary institution.
• Students must submit a completed application in the required format by the application deadline.
• The scholarship is only available to residents of B.C.

Submissions:
Improperly submitted applications will not be considered.
Students are to submit their applications using the form below.
A supporting document, saved in PDF format, containing a signed consent form and two reference letters (school and community) in that order, must be included as part of the submission.
Applicants must use the following naming convention: lastname-firstname-scholarship.pdf. For example, if your name is Jane Doe, your file will be named doe-jane-scholarship.pdf. The order of supporting documents must be as follows:

• Student Consent Form
• School Reference Letter
• Community Reference Letter

Download the consent form
Download instructions for sponsors
Review BCSTA’s privacy policies before submitting your application.

BC HYDRO POWERS PIONEERS COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
The BC Hydro Power Pioneers annual Community Service Award recognizes students who dedicate a significant amount of their time and energy to volunteering in their local communities.
The BC Hydro Power Pioneers are recognizing youth who have excelled in community service. There are up to twenty $500 awards available throughout British Columbia.
We’re looking for students who have made outstanding contributions in their local community for a considerable amount of time or have initiated, organized or contributed significantly to a one-time project.
Priority will be given to students who volunteer in their local communities.
We’re looking for students who are:

• Canadian citizens or permanent residents of BC
• Graduating from high school in June of each year

The following information must be included with your application to be considered for this award:

1. Completed application form (link below),
2. 500 word essay of voluntary contributions you have made to your community,
3. Reference letter(s) from the community organization(s) you have worked with,
4. Reference letter from a teacher, counsellor or principal at your school,
5. Confirmation of a passing grade,
6. Proof of age and citizenship or status.

Applications are accepted from January 1 to March 31 of each year.
Please fill in, print and attach all the required information and mail in before the deadline of March 31.
Your application must be postmarked no later than March 31.  Mail in early to avoid missing the deadline.
Please note: we are unable to accept applications by email. Successful award recipients will be notified by June 30 or earlier. 
https://www.powerpioneers.com/media/2021/01/BCH20-030-PowerPioneers_CommunityServiceAward_Application-FillableARE.pdf
https://www.powerpioneers.com/making-a-difference/bc-hydro-power-pioneers-community-service-award/?fbclid=IwAR3WYH8iW1bP9RCzTGv3OMeLaFTnNSo6fmZm7HuRltO4AmnLT1eRJcxJPL0