Many students each year fall between the cracks of existing financial aid programs. Without financial support, many students cannot begin or continue their education. The JCC Foundation is deeply committed to providing all qualified and deserving students in western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania the opportunity to attain a JCC education — regardless of their financial status.
Need: Current-use funding for a new President's Achievement Scholarship Fund.
Goal: $5,000
Gifts to this new fund will be used to provide tuition scholarships up to $500 to first-year students who are not eligible for JCC’s USA Scholarship program and during their high school careers have demonstrated signs of exceptional ability in these areas: arts, humanities, music, science, sports and athletics, or leadership skills in their high school extracurricular activities or through community service experiences.
Need: Current-use funding for the Workforce Development Scholarship Fund.
Goal: $5,000
These gifts will be used to immediately provide Workforce Development Scholarships to students who are considered long-term unemployed with the intent of retraining these students and providing them with an employable skillset.
Need: Current-use funding for the Veterans Scholarship Fund.
Goal: $5,000
Scholarship amounts will vary depending upon the amount of financial assistance given to a student from other sources, including the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.These gifts will be used to immediately provide Veterans Scholarships. These need-based Scholarships will be given to veterans, those currently serving on active duty or on reserve status, their spouses, or their children or dependents.
Need: Current-use funding for the Global Scholarship Fund.
Goal: Fund 10 scholarships, $5,000
These gifts will be used to immediately provide Global Scholarships of $500 per year for up to two years to eligible students. These scholarships provide students with life-changing experiences by enabling local students to study abroad and by enabling eligible students to come to JCC from all over the world.
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