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Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts

Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts

Applicable For:

High School Seniors, Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students$8,000

Max Award Amount:

$8,000

Application Deadline:

31/03/2024
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About This Scholarship

The Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts (CFWM) is a philanthropic organization that serves the region of Western Massachusetts in the United States. The foundation’s mission is to promote and facilitate charitable giving to address the needs and improve the quality of life in the community.

The Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts plays an active role in advocating for positive change and addressing community needs. They engage in research, convening, and strategic initiatives to foster community leadership and create long-term impact.

Eligibility Criteria For Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts

The eligibility criteria for their programs may vary depending on the specific scholarship or grant opportunity. However, here are some common factors that may be considered:

  • Geographic location: The Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts focuses on serving the communities of Western Massachusetts. Therefore, many of their scholarships and grants are specifically targeted towards individuals or organizations in this region.
  • Educational level: The eligibility criteria may specify the level of education for which the scholarship or grant is intended. This can include high school seniors, undergraduate students, graduate students, or individuals pursuing vocational or technical education.
  • Field of study or interest: Some scholarships or grants offered by the Community Foundation may be designated for specific fields of study, such as STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics), arts, humanities, healthcare, or other specialized areas. Other opportunities may be open to individuals pursuing any field of study.
  • Financial need: Financial need is often considered for scholarships and grants. Applicants may be required to demonstrate financial need through the completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or other financial aid forms. Some grants may also require proof of financial need for organizations or projects.
  • Academic achievement: Scholarships may require applicants to have a minimum GPA or meet certain academic standards. This can vary depending on the specific scholarship program.
  • Essay or interview: The application process may include writing an essay or participating in an interview to assess an applicant’s motivations, goals, and personal qualities.

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