Corvias Foundation scholarships and grants for spouses and children
Corvias Foundation has launched the application for scholarships and grants for children and spouse for 2016. Grants and scholarships from Corvias foundations are available for 2016. The foundation will support the military families, so that they can take higher study.
Scholarships and grants amount: $6 million
They will support spouse and childrens who has been in active-duty service since 2006.
Applications available for 2016
Educational grants for children, spouses of active-duty service members
Applications for the 2016 scholarships and grants must be processed by Feb. 11, 2016, and we are able to be awarded to high school elderly people with plans of participating a four-year university or college. All scholarship or grant applicants will be informed of their grant status by the end of April.
Applications for the 2016 academic grants must be processed by May 5. Grants are given in the amount of up to $5,000 to spouses of active-duty service members stationed at Edwards AFB.
Number of grants : 20 recipients and applicants may be in any stage of the educational process.
All candidates will be notified of their grant status by the end of July, 2016.
Check Available Scholarships and Grants in Corvias Foundation Website
About Corvias Foundation and its scholarships
Corvias Foundation operates collectively with students, college and universities, military families and our workers to inspire people to achieve higher and make contributions to communities in a more significant way.
Corvias Foundation was made in 2006 by John G. Picerne, creator and chief executive officer of Corvias Group (initially designed as Our Family for Families First), to assist people and families achieve their educational objectives and goals through scholarships and grants. In the previous seven years, the Foundation has devoted more than $4.5 million directly to the education and learning of Americans devoted to and capable of adding to the future of our country.
Corvias Foundation has launched the application for scholarships and grants for children and spouse for 2016. Grants and scholarships from Corvias foundations are available for 2016. The foundation will support the military families, so that they can take higher study.
Scholarships and grants amount: $6 million
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| Corvias Foundation scholarships and grants for spouses and children |
They will support spouse and childrens who has been in active-duty service since 2006.
Applications available for 2016
Educational grants for children, spouses of active-duty service members
Applications for the 2016 scholarships and grants must be processed by Feb. 11, 2016, and we are able to be awarded to high school elderly people with plans of participating a four-year university or college. All scholarship or grant applicants will be informed of their grant status by the end of April.
Applications for the 2016 academic grants must be processed by May 5. Grants are given in the amount of up to $5,000 to spouses of active-duty service members stationed at Edwards AFB.
Number of grants : 20 recipients and applicants may be in any stage of the educational process.
All candidates will be notified of their grant status by the end of July, 2016.
Check Available Scholarships and Grants in Corvias Foundation Website
About Corvias Foundation and its scholarships
Corvias Foundation operates collectively with students, college and universities, military families and our workers to inspire people to achieve higher and make contributions to communities in a more significant way.
Corvias Foundation was made in 2006 by John G. Picerne, creator and chief executive officer of Corvias Group (initially designed as Our Family for Families First), to assist people and families achieve their educational objectives and goals through scholarships and grants. In the previous seven years, the Foundation has devoted more than $4.5 million directly to the education and learning of Americans devoted to and capable of adding to the future of our country.
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