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Saginaw Community Foundation now accepting scholarship applications
12
Nov
Saginaw Community Foundation (SCF) is now accepting scholarship applications. Each year, SCF awards hundreds of scholarships to post-secondary education students (community college, university, nontraditional and vocational students). Applications for 2016 scholarships are due Feb. 15, 2016. To apply, students need only complete a single online application to be considered for one or more of
Nearly 200 students awarded $326,000 in scholarships from Saginaw Community Foundation
29
May
A total of $326,000 in scholarships was awarded to 192 high school, college, and nontraditional students at the Saginaw Community Foundation’s recent Excellence in Education event. “The purpose of the annual Excellence in Education event is to recognize, award and inspire students who have earned scholarships from the Saginaw Community Foundation,” said LeeAnn Martuch,
Media Alert: Excellence in Education
18
May
What: Annual Excellence in Education event Why: Recognizing, awarding and inspiring students who have earned scholarships from the Saginaw Community Foundation. Also, honoring the donors who established scholarship funds at the foundation. When: Monday, May 21, 20125:30 to 8 p.m. Where: Horizons Conference Center6200 State StreetSaginaw Charter Township, MI 48603 Who: Hosted by the
Fact Sheet: Excellence in Education
18
May
Facts This year, $326,000 will be awarded in scholarships to 192 recipients. Since 1987, the foundation has awarded more than $2.6 million to students. The foundation currently administers about 150 scholarships. People can begin applying for 2012-2013 scholarships on Nov. 1, 2012. Quotes “The purpose of the annual Excellence in Education
Help Saginaw’s youth earn scholarships: Volunteers needed to help score scholarship applications
05
Mar
The Saginaw Community Foundation seeks community members to help review scholarship applications. During March, volunteers will review a packet of applications and score the students in 10 different areas – such as leadership, volunteer service, extracurricular activities and essays – according to the provided guidelines. “The review process can be completed in just
