In living memory, students graduating from school have never had to face the trauma that has been exacted upon them by the Covid-19 pandemic. Halted and interrupted classes, switching to online learning, and social isolation have added to normal anxieties for any graduating class. So we are delighted to see our grads
Graduating students this year are facing decisions that they, and we, have never before experienced. Heading to College, to University, or looking into other plans? Whatever the choice, and despite the lockdown, several Scholarships and/or Bursaries WILL proceed this year, with applications closing on May 30/20. The under-noted awards are available, and
We thank over 40 applicants for their submissions to our Scholarships and Bursaries programs this year, for the quality of their applications, and for creating a spirit of competition and engagement. Congratulations to all, as choosing award recipients was not an easy task. To our donors, thank you for your
The Board of Directors approved these awards at their meeting held June 17, 2019 and extend congratulations to all recipients and sincere thanks to the more than 40 applicants who made choices challenging and exciting, and augurs well for our future. All applicants can be proud of their accomplishments, as
The County Foundation announced the under noted successful scholarship winners following the 2017-18 Graduation Ceremonies: The Virginia Cowan Memorial Bursary – Kiersten Munroe – University of Ottawa – $1,500 The Willi Fida Culinary Bursary – Aiden Dubyk – Niagara College – $1,500 The Willi Fida Culinary Bursary – Kristen Barsley
Did you know that The County Foundation manages seven different Scholarships and Bursaries for graduating PECI, PEC based, and even Quinte Secondary Students? Whether you are interested in the arts/arts administration; indigenous reconciliation; the trades; culinary arts; or just a well rounded student pursuing post-secondary education there is one for
Our apologies. In updating The County Foundation Website in Summer 2017 we have learned that the PEC Arts Scholarship information was not migrated over to the new site. It is now. Scholarships & BursariesVisit all of the scholarships HERE.
The County Foundation announced the following successful scholarship winners following the 2016–17 Graduation Ceremonies: The Virginia Cowan Memorial Bursary – Lynsey Corbin – Queen’s University – $1250 The Willi Fida Culinary Bursary – Keith Petrasek – George Brown College – $1500 The OENO Gallery Arts Scholarship – Abigail Henderson –
Donor Bill Roberts is pleased to announce, along with Prince Edward Collegiate Institute and the County Community Foundation, two new bursaries for PECI students. The new funds are The Peter Fleming Food and Farm Bursary, and The Roberts Indigenous Reconciliation Bursary. Visit under the FUNDS tab, FUNDS WE MANAGE for
The CCF Board of Directors is pleased to announce the addition of a new Donor Advised Endowment Fund. The OENO Gallery Scholarship will accept applications in Spring 2017. Please visit FUNDS WE MANAGE, under the FUNDS tab for more detail and application requirements.
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