Who Can Apply The Bill 7 Award is a scholarship for individuals with demonstrated financial need after accessing available public financial supports. To be eligible to receive a Bill 7 Award scholarship, individuals must also meet ALL of the following three criteria: A) You are attending or accepted by a Post-Secondary Educational Institution in the Province of Ontario B) You are pursuing your FIRST post-secondary program of study C) You identify as lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, two-spirited or queer (LGBTQ) How to Apply The 2022-23 Bill 7 Award application will be available in May 2022. Please check back at that...

The Foundation provides funding for the CU Succeed Youth Bursary program open to resident Ontario post-secondary students in need of financial assistance for academic, technological, or vocational training. The bursary will be awarded based primarily on two criteria – demonstrated financial need, and community involvement. When reviewing the application, we also consider: A) Applicants (or their parent) must belong to a credit union which is a member of Ontario Credit Union Foundation (listing here). To receive an award the award recipient must have a credit union account. B) Youth is defined as age 25 by June 30, of the application...

This award recognizes up to six Indigenous students for their creative writing talent. Each recipient receives a $2,500 award. Who is eligible You must: A) Submit a creative writing piece that is completely original (a short story, poem, essay, play or song) B) Be 18 years old or younger C) Self-identify as an Indigenous person D) Attend a school in Ontario E) Be a resident of Ontario How to apply You need to submit a form with your information that includes: A) Your original creative writing piece B) A brief description of the writing piece and what inspired you C)...

The Nicole LeClair Welding Bursary Award was created to support Welding students who are pursuing Welding at the post-secondary education level at a publicly funded institution within Ontario. Applicants must be residents of Ontario and may be entering into any year of program study in order to be eligible to apply. There will be four bursaries granted in 2022 in the amount of $2,000 each and will be paid directly to the post-secondary institution of which the applicant is registered to offset student tuition and fees. This award is supported by LeClair's personal funds and other charitable donations. Contributions from...

To support our members of the Ontario education community, we are proud to offer 20 student bursaries to members and their families. If you are an OTIP member, you and your family members who will be attending school during the 2022-23 academic year may be eligible for a $1,500 bursary from OTIP. Eligibility To be eligible for the bursary, the student must meet the following criteria at the time of selection: A) You or your relative must be insured through an individual or group policy of an insurance plan or program offered by OTIP. B) The student must be a...

The Ontario Amateur Softball Association has a scholarship program rewarding the scholastic and academic excellence of players at the Midget and Junior level enrolled in either a community college or university. It is funded by a plan that accepts donations and receives significant proceeds from the Jack Cook Classic held each July. Eligibility is limited to players who have played at either the Midget or Junior OASA level in the year in which the scholarship is to be awarded.

David Davis came to Hamilton in 1984 as a talented organist and choir director leading several choral groups in Hamilton and Burlington, including the Hamilton Children's Choir, Canadian Orpheus Male Choir, Ars Antiqua and the choirs of Christ's Church Cathedral and St. Luke's Anglican Church. Mr. Davis was passionate about promoting the value of music in our lives and encouraging the development of musical talent. The David Davis Memorial Fund provides bursaries to students with serious financial need who are enrolled in a music program at a college, university or institution in Canada, the United States or abroad and have...

The St. Clair Region Conservation Authority offers scholarships for graduating high school students who are continuing in post secondary studies in a conservation field (biology, ecology, geography, forestry, fish and wildlife etc.). Applicants must be from one of the schools within the jurisdiction of the SCRCA or live within the SCRCA region. Deadline for application is May 31. 1) A.W. Campbell Memorial Scholarship This award is presented in memory of Archibald Campbell. Mr. Campbell was born in 1888 and lived in a house that has been preserved as the Campbell House Museum at the A.W. Campbell Conservation Area in the...

Candidates must be residents of the the local area now defined as the Cities of Kitchener and Waterloo and the Townships of Wellesley, Wilmot and Woolwich and be registered as students of secondary school in the current (2021/22) school year. Scholarships are intended for students in their graduating year but consideration is also given to those who have undertaken an "extra" year of high-school education. In addition, a successful candidate has to submit a fully completed application as per details on the Application webpage. Eligibility criteria include: A) Display a demonstrated financial need. B) Display a commitment to academics during...

Geritol Follies are musical revues given by a group of energetic, talented Hamilton-area seniors who perform regularly in Canada and the United States, attracting sell-out crowds everywhere. To preserve their spirit in the community and to encourage young local talent, "Geritol Follies" members established a bursary fund using the proceeds from these shows. Eligibility Performing arts bursaries are available to talented and promising students: A) I have need for financial assistance; B) I am enrolled as a full-time student; C) I have successfully completed high school requirements at a publicly-funded secondary school in the Cities of Hamilton or Burlington, Ontario;...

The United Trinbago West Indian Association Scholarship Program is for any high school student with at least one parent who identifies as Caribbean, and who is choosing to pursue post-secondary education at a college or university in Canada. The purpose behind this program is to support an underrepresented community and inspire Caribbean-Canadian youth to pursue further education. Oftentimes, many youths belonging to minority groups and growing up in low-income families choose paths outside of post-secondary education to support themselves and their families. This scholarship will encourage community members to continue to work hard, and will help offer an opportunity to...

We’re giving away $20,000 in cash scholarships to high school students who make the best prom attire out of Duck Brand duct tape. So, stock up on your favorite colors and prints now to create something that will wow our judges! STEP #1 - CREATE Create and wear your original promwear using Duck Brand duct tape and/or Duck Brand crafting tape. Remember to take a high resolution pic of the big moment! See official rules for details. STEP #2 - SUBMIT Fill out the entry form where you’ll upload at least one pic of yourself in your Duck promwear and...