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Organizations that administer many distinct scholarships under one roof.
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Runs the largest scholarship program for Native students, with separate tracks for high school seniors, tribal college students and other college students. For American Indian and Alaska Native students nationwide; tribal enrollment or descendancy required.
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Desjardins Foundation and local caisses award a large pool of bursaries ($1,000-$5,000) each spring, from vocational training through doctoral study. Priority goes to Desjardins members, mainly in Québec and Ontario; applications open in March.
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Indspire's Building Brighter Futures program distributes bursaries and scholarships from many donor funds through one application. For First Nations, Inuit and Métis students across Canada, any field or level of study.
The largest US nonprofit scholarship administrator. Browse the programs it runs for companies, foundations and communities, then apply through its ScholarsApply portal. For US students; many awards are employer- or region-specific.
TMCF lists partner-funded scholarships for students at its member public HBCUs and other member schools. Eligibility is tied to attending a TMCF member school; the open list changes throughout the year.
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Administers hundreds of scholarship programs from one portal, many for students at UNCF-member HBCUs. Primarily for Black students nationwide; each award has its own criteria.