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Semillas de Esperanza


​Scholarship

Semillas de Esperanza scholarship


ABOUT
This scholarship is intended for a highly motivated undocumented* student graduating or having graduated from Anacortes, Burlington, Concrete, Emerson, La Conner, Mount Vernon, or Sedro-Woolley High Schools seeking to earn a college degree.
Multi-year funding would be provided to complete a college degree. This scholarship provides supplemental funding and applicants must demonstrate that they have applied for a range of other sources such as Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA), college and/or community-based scholarships to qualify.
The student may benefit from job mentoring and networking from the funders of the scholarship. Correspondence with donors will be through the Skagit Community Foundation (SCF) initially.
*Undocumented: does not have lawful status in the U.S. Includes DACA recipients.

ELIGIBILITY
To qualify for the scholarship, the applicant must be an undocumented graduating senior or current college student from Anacortes, Burlington, Concrete, La Conner, Mount Vernon, or Sedro-Woolley High Schools who plans to earn a college degree. Student must maintain passing grades throughout college and will be contacted quarterly by the Skagit Community Foundation to ensure successful graduation. Preference will be given to those students demonstrating that they have applied for a wide range of other funding sources.

FUNDING AMOUNT
The scholarship amount is determined by need and ability.

DEADLINE
June 1, 2022

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APPLY NOW
scf Online Scholarship application

Questions? Contact:
Maddy MacKenzie, Executive Director
maddy@skagitcf.org | 360-419-3181
Phone: 360.419.3181  |  Physical Address:1220 Memorial Hwy, Suite C,  Mount Vernon, WA   98273
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1763,  Mount Vernon, WA   98273
© 2021 The Skagit Community Foundation. All rights reserved.
The Skagit Community Foundation is a nonprofit charitable organization incorporated in the state of Washington and is exempt from federal income tax under
​Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. 
​Tax ID (EIN) #91-1572414.
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  • Donate Now
  • About Us
    • Impact
    • History
    • Leadership
    • Finances
  • News & Updates
  • Grantmaking
    • For Nonprofits
    • Basic Needs & Disaster Relief Grant Cycle
    • Anacortes Women's Giving Circle
    • 2022 Awards
    • 2021 Awards
    • 2020 Awards
    • 2019 Awards
    • 2018 Awards
    • 2017 Awards
  • Giving
  • Scholarships
    • Semillas de Esperanza Scholarship
    • Roger & Lea Rae Reep Scholarship
    • Otto Walberg Memorial Scholarship
    • Allen Lowe Memorial Scholarship
    • Clarence & Eileen Summers Scholarship
    • Alice Suave/P.E.O. Chapter G.B. Scholarship
    • Virginia Carlson Scholarship
    • Sandra Noblet Scholarship
    • James Beckner, MD Scholarship
  • Contact