Established in memory Wally Denault to support post-secondary scholarships/bursaries for Indigenous students in Kamloops and Area. The award selection will be made by the family of Wally Denault.
The application form for this award ...
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Established in honour of Vincent Spina to support a graduating Indigenous student from School District #73 in their post-secondary education by providing scholarship/bursary to a student who has overcome substantial adversity in ...
Established by Mr. Ikebuchi to provide a scholarship/bursary to a First Nations student currently enrolled in TRU in a First Nations language, local history or anthropology program.
Applicants must maintain a B- average or ...
Established in October 2008, the Howling Coyote Education Fund was created to support Indigenous youth in School District No. 73 (Kamloops/Thompson) as they pursue post-secondary education and develop their skills for future ...
Established to support First Nations students in their Post-Secondary Education.Â
The application form for this award is located on the School District 73 website. Click on the link below and scroll down to the Aboriginal ...
Established by Duncan & Marie MacRae to provide post-secondary education support to Indigenous students in School District 73 who are pursuing studies in trades training, technical or technological programs leading to a ...
Learn more about our Fund Types
We offer several types of charitable funds to facilitate your giving. We are available to discuss these options with you and help you select one that best meets your needs.
How You Can Help
Your contribution, whether large or small, lives on in perpetuity to support the changing needs of your community. Your gift is placed in a fund of your choice, and annually, the interest earned is awarded to support student awards and charitable causes and projects.
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