2011 Scholarships Summary
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This presentation briefly summarizes the 2011 scholarships available to Members. This year we are awarding a total of 33 scholarships.
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- 1. Girl Guides of Canada – Guides du Canada Available Scholarships for 2011 www.girlguides.ca/scholarships
- 2. Overview This presentation briefly summarizes the 2011 scholarships available to girl and adult Members of Girl Guides of Canada – Guides du Canada. This year we are awarding a total of 33 scholarships. For complete details and applications, please visit: http://www.girlguides.ca/scholarships
- 10. Col. Karen Ritchie Memorial Scholarship Karen Ritchie was a dedicated, lifelong Guider and GGC Board Member who believed in the importance of empowering Canadian girls and helping them to find their voices. Following her death in an automobile accident in 2008, the Karen Ritchie Memorial Bursary was established at the request of Karen’s husband, retired Chief Warrant Officer Don Peddle. Donations in Karen’s memory enabled GGC to award $2,000 bursaries to assist four Members in pursuing their education goals.
- 13. Scholarship Supporters We wish to thank the Individuals , Guiding Units , Trefoil Guilds and Foundations for their generous support for these scholarship donations, including the following donors:
- 17. For complete details and applications, please visit: http://www.girlguides.ca/scholarships www.girlguides.ca www.girlguidesCANblog.ca http://twitter.com/girlguidesofcan