2012 BCCF Scholarship Applications are due March 22 at 5:00 p.m.
The Community Foundation Scholarship Program
NEW FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION: I can't complete my FAFSA because I don't have my tax return completed; how can I apply for a scholarship?
TIP: You can submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) using best estimates. After you submit your tax return, correct any income or tax information that is different from what you initially submitted on your FAFSA.
The Community Foundation is privileged to administer scholarship funds on behalf of the communities we serve.
The Community Foundation makes grants to individuals in the form of scholarships that qualify as a charitable activity and provide income to scholarship recipients that is non-taxable. To meet those objectives, scholarships are awarded to qualified individuals who are candidates for a degree at an eligible educational institution and agree to use the scholarship or fellowship to pay qualified education expenses. Qualified education expenses include tuition and fees; and course-related expenses such as books, supplies, and equipment. Room and board, travel, research, clerical help, and non-required equipment are not qualified education expenses.
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Note: You will need to have a minimum of Adobe Reader 8 to use this application. Please contact the Community Foundation if you need help.
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This list provides detailed information about all the scholarships available through the Branch County Community Foundation.
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The Irma L. English Music Scholarship is available to any music student attending one of the four area Branch County schools. (Bronson, Coldwater, Quincy and Union City) One student will be selected from each school to attend the Michigan band camp of their choice. Please see the application process for the requirements of this scholarship. Call the office at 517.278.4517 if you have any questions.
