Calgary Foundation Scholarships for International Students (Page 2)

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  • • Calgary Foundation 2024 Catholic School District Kerry Dyte Educational Scholarship

    • The Kerry Dyte Educational Scholarship was established in 2005 by Kerry Dyte to allow a student to attend a post-secondary educational institution who otherwise might not be able to due to financial restrictions.
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  • • Calgary Foundation 2024 Black Chambers Pembina Leadership Scholarship

    • The Calgary Black Chambers Pembina Leadership Scholarship (supported by Pembina Pipeline Corporation) was established by the Calgary Black Chambers, a non-profit organization, consisting of individuals working to support diversity in and around Calgary, and to foster the growth of Black culture
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  • • Calgary Foundation 2024 Black Chambers Onward Onyx Queer Award

    •     The Calgary Black Chambers Onward Onyx Queer Award was established by Calgary Black Chambers, inspired by Heather Campbell, a member of Calgary Black Chambers, in celebration of her birthday. Calgary Black Chambers is a non-profit organization, consisting of individuals work
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  • • Calgary Foundation Fraser Lockwood Memorial Scholarship 2024

    • Established to honour the memory of Fraser Lockwood, this scholarship recognizes the special ties he and his family developed with the Filipino community throughout his life. This scholarship is presented annually to a student, preferably with ties to the Filipino community, entering his or her
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  • • Calgary Foundation Maria Eriksen Memorial Bursary 2024

    • The Every Woman Can: The Maria Eriksen Memorial Bursary supports professional development or technical training at an accredited institution to assist an individual’s successful transition to life in Canada. Dr. Eriksen was the founding chair of the Immigrant Access Fund Society of Albert
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  • • Calgary Foundation 2024 Clay Riddell Community Hero Scholarship

    • The Clay Riddell Community Hero Scholarship was created in 2019 to honour youth who exemplify the traits Mr. Riddell lived by – leadership, integrity and generosity. The award is given annually to up to three youth heroes that are connected with a?Rogers Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink&
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  • • Calgary Foundation 2024 Black Chambers Nutrien Community Scholarship

    •   The Calgary Black Chambers Nutrien Community Scholarship (supported by Nutrien) was established by the Calgary Black Chambers, a non-profit organization, consisting of individuals working to support diversity in and around Calgary, and to foster the growth of Black culture in Calgary.
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  • • Calgary Foundation 2024 Black Chambers Business Scholarship

    • The Calgary Black Chambers Business Scholarships (supported by BMO and TD) were established by the Calgary Black Chambers, a non-profit organization, consisting of individuals working to support diversity in and around Calgary, and to foster the growth of Black culture in Calgary. The Calgary B
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  • • Calgary Foundation Black Chambers Blakes Law Scholarship

    • The Calgary Black Chambers Blakes Law Scholarship was established by the Calgary Black Chambers, in conjunction with Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP?. Calgary Black Chambers is a non-profit organization, consisting of individuals working to support diversity in and around Calgary, and to
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  • • Calgary Foundation Beyond the North Scholarship 2024

    • Established to help a Grade 12 student graduating from a Fairview, Alberta area high school attend a recognized Canadian university.
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  • • Calgary Foundation Jim Dinning and Calgary Lougheed Scholarship 2024

    •   In recognition of Jim Dinning’s contributions to public affairs of Alberta, both as a senior member of the Executive of the Government of the Province of Alberta and as a member of the Legislative Assembly representing the provincial constituency of Calgary Lougheed
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  • • Calgary Foundation Community Grants Program

    • The Community Grants program aims to strengthen the charitable sector and engage citizens. We have made some adaptations to the program that reflect the ongoing effects of the pandemic, our commitment to Reconciliation, and advancing equity and systemic change.