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Grant information and application forms are distributed to school boards each year, but students and guidance counselors can get a head start by downloading the forms below. Grants are only made to qualified Canadian educational institutions for use by successful applicants. Deadlines range depending on the bursary, so please review the application(s) carefully.
This bursary may be presented to one or two students of Afro-Canadian/African descent who meet the following criteria:
Academic achievement and community involvement are considered assets in the selection process of the Coniston Arts Community Bursary. Adult learners and students of various abilities are encouraged to apply.
The following criteria apply:
Mr. Dixon established this fund to help students from Greater Sudbury who were in the top 25% of graduates and who wanted to pursue a post-secondary education but were held back because of financial constraints.
The following criteria apply:
The Twisted Doll Continuing Education Fund supports graduating secondary school students who are from Greater Sudbury and who are pursuing studies in visual arts / fine arts at the post-secondary level.
The following criteria apply:
This award was created in honour of Joseph and Gloria Sidock to recognize their lifelong commitment to Blind River and the surrounding community. This award is focused on volunteerism, leadership and outstanding contributions to local community in Blind River and surrounding areas. The recipient will be a student who actively volunteers, fundraises and displays a true passion for improving their community. Applications are to be sent in with two letters of support from community leaders, educators or organizations. Examples of financial need will be considered, but not a determining factor in the final decision.
The Joseph and Gloria Sidock Scholarship fund is held in trust by the Sudbury Community Foundation. The award will be directly applied to the recipient’s tuition after providing proof of registration. Please submit completed applications to sidockscholarship@gmail.com, no later than June 1, 2025. Please call the Foundation for more information at 705-673-7770 or Tim Sidock at 204-998-0450.
The successful applicant will be required to submit proof of acceptance to the educational institution specified in the application:
This fund was established by the Cundari family in memory of Romeo Cundari, a well-known local musician, to assist students pursuing post-secondary music studies.
This bursary supports students pursuing post-secondary education, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies, as well as training at military academies, trade schools, vocational institutions, and schools for students with disabilities. Eligible institutions may be public or private, religious or secular, and located anywhere.
Academic achievement and community involvement will be considered assets in the selection process. Preference will be given in the following order:
"For generations, our family has enjoyed many great milestones and memories in Killarney – from literally measuring our children’s growth on the doorpost of our cabin, to marriage proposals, and memorials and to watching sunsets on the Georgian Bay. And along the way, your community captured our hearts. The Ingram Family Scholarship Fund has been created to benefit students in Killarney. With great gratitude for all you have provided us, we hope this fund empowers many to achieve their dreams and create great memories of their own. Just as you have done for our family.
With thanks,
Bill Ingram, Maryann Kelley, Alice Ingram, Nancy Sanford
This bursary was established to support students of First Nations heritage from Northeastern Ontario pursuing post-secondary education at a recognized Canadian trade school, college, or university.
Academic achievement, financial need and a demonstrated commitment to community will be considered assets in the selection process.
This bursary was established to support youth in care, or similarly disadvantaged youth, enrolled in post-secondary education at a recognized Canadian trade school, college, or university.
MNP, one of Canada’s largest full-service chartered accountancy and business advisory firms, is committed to recognizing excellence in public accounting and community engagement.
The Sudbury MNP Accounting Scholarship Fund supports students entering their third or fourth year of an accounting program at Laurentian University or Cambrian College who demonstrate academic achievement and community involvement.