It’s expensive to go to schoolTuition, books, living expenses education can be a big investment. But it’s an investment in your future, and we don’t want the cost to stand in your way. That’s why Prospera provides education grants to post-secondary students every year.Prospera education grantsWe know the cost of earning a post-secondary education can add up quickly for students. We are here to help by giving over $25,000 to students through our Prospera Education Grants program. This is our way of supporting new, returning, or mature students with their post-secondary journey for the fall 2025 semester.Let us help you...

The BC First Nations Forestry Council's Indigenous Forestry Scholarship Program is designed to provide support for First Nations, Inuit, or Métis Descent students interested in attending full-time studies in a designated post-secondary institution. The program is delivered in partnership with BC Timber Sales (BCTS), BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), Domtar, DRAX, Finning, Mosaic Forest Management, Office of the Chief Forester (OCF) and  and the Indigenous Skills and Employment Training Program (ISETP).The program provides Indigenous students with:Tuition and living scholarshipPaid summer work-term experience and one-on-one mentorship with a program partnerSupport from your local Indigenous Skills and Employment Training Program (ISETP) centreThe Indigenous...

The Jack Davis Scholarship is awarded annually to the most outstanding all-round North Shore secondary school graduate to assist in his or her entering the University of British Columbia. It was established to commemorate the many contributions of the late Honourable Jack Davis, P.C., to Canada and British Columbia.Best known for the 27 years he represented North Shore constituents, at both the federal and provincial levels, Jack Davis was also an all-round student. His high grades, impressive athletic achievements, and leadership positions in student organizations earned him scholarships to U.B.C. and ultimately a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford in 1939. The...

The Community Foundation offers bursaries to both graduating and returning students, including adult students, in the South Okanagan Similkameen region.Eligible applicants must:graduate from high school in the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) this year, or have graduated from high school in the RDOS within the last five years; ORcurrently reside within the boundaries of the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (students living outside the region to attend a post-secondary institution must have their primary residence within the RDOS).Each of our award funds may also have specific eligibility requirements. Please read through each of our funds’ eligibility criteria under the Available Bursaries...

Steven Rubin, a 32nd Degree Mason, has been involved with helping people to better themselves and their businesses.Steven has worked with children with Special Needs, as a Block Parent and Advisor to those who needed his help.In 2014 at the age of 66, Steven met his wife, Susan, a Retired School Teacher of 25 years. Susan was involved with the Scouting Program, Richmond Youth Orchestra and tutoring E.S.L. students. Susan, like Steven, was all about helping people especially children. Together they have established the Steven & Susan Rubin Educational Scholarship Fund.The Scholarship Fund was created for those wishing to go...

The Bert & Greta Quartermaine Badminton Scholarship fund is provided by Bert & Greta Quartermaine, and is dedicated to assisting worthy BC School Sports student-athletes competing in badminton at the high school level in their desire to attend an accredited Canadian post-secondary school.The Bert & Greta Quartermaine Badminton Scholarship rewards excellence in both scholastic and athletic pursuits.  The successful applicants will be student-athletes who have balanced their achievements as badminton athletes with significant success as leaders and contributors to their community.6 $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to the most worthy candidates (a minimum of two males and two females)

BC Soccer, in conjunction with member nominations, provides annual awards for outstanding service to our game. The majority of these awards are typically tied to the current season of play, and nominations are submitted electronically by membership and/or Board recommendations.Nominations for the 2025 Awards are now open!For the list of awards available and criteria, view online. For questions, assistance or more information on the 2025 Awards, please contact BC Soccer's Manager of Administration, Farideh Zarei

The Education Awards Program helps residents in a household directly receiving subsidy from BC Housing, or receiving rental assistance through the Rental Assistance Program (RAP) at the start of courses pursue their educational goals as a way to achieve success and personal growth. The bursaries and awards are for post-secondary education and training programs.We offer seven education awards and bursaries. We encourage you to apply for as many awards as you’re eligible for. We grant one award a year to each successful applicant based on academic achievement and financial need.Annual Dates & DeadlinesJanuary – Annual program launchApril 30 – Application...

Save-On-Foods, Urban Fare, PriceSmart Foods, and Bulkley Valley Wholesale are proud to have partnered with UFCW Local 1518 to establish a Joint Diversity and Training Trust to support and maintain a respectful and positive working environment. Our goal is to work collaboratively to promote diversity awareness and build strong, healthy and mutually beneficial relationships within the diverse communities that we serve.We help students who share this commitment by offering the Joint Diversity Scholarship. We offer $1,000 scholarships which will be awarded to applicants who have promoted diversity awareness and acceptance in their community and have not previously received the Joint...

Kamloops Minor Hockey Association is proud to offer 3 different Scholarships for their graduating players that are moving on to post-secondary education.These scholarships ($500 each) are designed to recognize a variety of skills including hockey, academics, sportsmanship, leadership and character.This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student (male or female) who best meets the following criteria:Graduates from grade 12 in a Kamloops area high school with above-average marks in all subjects.Has played hockey or officiated in Kamloops Minor Hockey Association for a minimum of 2 years to at least the U15 level and has shown good sportsmanship, leadership and...

Kamloops Minor Hockey Association is proud to offer 3 different Scholarships for their graduating players that are moving on to post-secondary education.These scholarships ($500 each) are designed to recognize a variety of skills including hockey, academics, sportsmanship, leadership and character.This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student (male or female) who best meets the following criteria:Graduates from grade 12 in a Kamloops area high school with above-average marks in all subjects.Has played hockey or officiated in Kamloops Minor Hockey Association for a minimum of 4 years, and has shown good sportsmanship, leadership and character.  Preference will be given to...

Kamloops Minor Hockey Association is proud to offer 3 different Scholarships for their graduating players that are moving on to post secondary education.These scholarships ($500 each) are designed to recognize a variety of skills including hockey, academics, sportsmanship, leadership and character.This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student (male or female) who best meets the following criteria:Graduates from grade 12 in a Kamloops area high school with above-average marks in all subjects.Has played hockey for a minimum of 2 years to at least the U15 level and has shown good sportsmanship, leadership and character.Plans to attend a recognized BC...