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I a a single mother of three and a full time student. I am new to the community and need help getting a house of my own as well as pay the bills. My youngest daughters father incarcerated for life and I tried reconciling with my tow older children's father for a few months which led to extreme domestic violence and the stress let me with type one diabetes and post traumatic stress disorder. Now I need to get back on my feet and on with my life.
To the attention of:
Barack Obama, US President;
Chris Gregoire, Governor of Washington;
US Senators from Washington: Maria Cantwell, Patty Murray;
US Representatives from Washington: Adam Smith, Brian Baird, Cathy McMorris Rodgers, David G. Reichert, Doc Hastings, Jay Inslee, Jim McDermott, Norman D. Dicks, Rick Larsen;
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President Barack Obama. Thank you for making our dream come true...A black president. We are proud of you. I am a single parent with a lot of concern, mainly how my son and other college students suffers at the end of the semister to make money last. Food is going up and so is living expense. I have watch students drop out of college because of not enough money to last. Trust me, medical emergencies do happen. My son is a junior in college and want to continue on and get his masters. The pressure college students are under is very disturbing. Seem as if no one want to hear this problem. Yes, I know getting a job on campus is hard. There is a waiting list. There are jobs off campus, but he has no car. Can you guys address this issue please. Give a student credit for trying to better his life... Will await for respond...
Shirlon Y. Trent
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Aug 18, 2010
Scholarships4Students is a website with listings for both highschool students and college students regarding scholarships.
Namaste-Anora
Aug 12, 2010
Minnesota Online High School offers an alternative to the traditional highschool environment.
Namaste-Anora
Aug 12, 2010
Is the traditional high school just not the right environment for you or your child? If you are in Minnesota contact the Minnesota Virtual High School and check out what they have to offer to the non-traditional student.
Namaste-Anora
Jul 6, 2010
Free Scholarship Information Service:
Financial Aid search through the web:
FastAid:
SallieMae:
http://scholarships.salliemae.com
Princeton review:
GoCollege:
The CollegeBoard:
CollegeNet:
International Service and Travel Center: (See they hide thid stuff)
IUPUI Scholarship and Awards:
The Financial Aid Resource Center:
Now for the more specific ones.........I'm going to give just the Title and then the address to save my fingers and arms. And please these titles are in the book--I am not making these up---and I will not be held accountable. Ah, heck, if you want to go ahead.
*********************SCHOLARSHIPS**********************
Full Tuition Scholarships from Microsoft:
$1,000 for Minorities in Science and Engineering:
Women in Science and Engineering Scholarship:
www.intel.com/intel/community/
Scholarships for Mature Women
Scholarships for Health Majors:
http://scholarship.tylenol.com/apply.asp?sourcee=
Every one knows they are scholarships so I am just going to put what they are for.
FOR Composers:
www.bmifoundation.org/home.asp
for Family of Fleet Reserve:
$1000 For Smart Women pursuing Science Majors:
$1500 for Children of Air Force Members:
Up to $5000 forLibrary Science Graduate Students:
http://mlanet.org/awards/grants
Garden Club Awards up to $4000 a year:
Money for Physical Therapy Doctoral Students:
up to $1500 for Federal Employees and Dependents:
American Dietetic Association Foundation Scholarship Program:
www.adaf.org/sholarshipinformation/scholarshipawards.htm
$2000 for Women over 35 Pursuing below Graduate Level Education:
Up to $5000 for Health Information Management:
www.ahimal.org/fore/programs.html
Up to $10,000 for RN's to Pursue Graduate Nursing Education:
$1000 for Students interested in Medical Assisting:
Medical and Dental Assistant Studies:
$1000 for a woman in Surveying and Mapping:
Money for Law Librarians:
$500 for Masters and Doctoral Level Health Education:
www.aahperd.org/aahe/template.cfm
Money for Women Builders:
Creative Mothers can Win Money:
$2000 for Civil Engineers:
www.asce.org/inside/stud_Scholar.cfm
$250-$1500 for full time Food Majors:
Creative Women over 35 are Eligible for $1000 award:
Bright Broadcasters Eligible for $1250-$5000:
$1000 for Women in Advanced Agriculture or Horticulture Study:
Contact Women's National Farm and garden Association, Inc.,3801 Riverview Terrace S.,E. Chinatownship, MI 48054
Up to $1500 for Veternarian Students:
$1000 available for technical Communication students:
Money available for Business Majors:
Scholarships $2000 and up for Physician Assistants Students:
Scholarship from Coca Cola:
www.coca-colascholars.org/programs.html
$500-$2500 Available for Architectural Students:
www.archfoundation.org/scholarships
Lots of Opportunities for Orthopedic Nurses:
www.hha.com or email naonfnd@hha.com
ELKS National Foundation Scholarship:
www.elks.org/enf/scholars/ourscholarships.cfm
$1500 for students Pursuing Critical Care:
$500-1500 available to Court Reporting Students:
Up to $12,500 Gants available for English Teachers:
College Tuition from NSA:
RN could win $3000 toward Occupational Health Education:
$1000-20000 for Manufacturing Engineering Students:
$3000- Adio Engineers:
1000 - 5000 for Smart Women Engineers:
Money for Therapist:
Opportunities available for Funeral Service Scholarship:
Pharmacy Students:
School Librarian Media $2500 Scholarship:
Communication Science Graduate students-$4000:
Women Music Majors-$300:
Email robyn@aol.com
National Security Related Careers:
1000 for Women in Business or Economic Education:
www.phichitheta.org/foundation/foundation.htm
Scholarships for Daughters of Career Officers:
http://fdncenter.org/grantmaker/cincinnati
John L. Carey Scholarship:
Contact----- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants(AICPA), 1211 Avenue of the Americas, NY,NY 10036-8775 phone 212-596-6200
Students of the Earth and Sky:
High School Seniors with Inter-Scholastic Sports-2500-:
http://sportsfigures.espn.com/sportsfigures/stu_theTicket.jsp?iAm=s
Students who have Hearing Impairment or Loss:
Young Black Women Scholarship:
1000-2000 for spouses and Children of Blind Veterns Scholarship:
Junior Miss Competition Rewards Winners with College Scholarships:
Industrial Engineering $4000:
Chemistry Students 500-2000 (for women in Iowa):
Blind(Legally)3,000-10,000:
Fellowships & Grants for Advancement Of Women In Society:
www.aauw.org (applications downloadableAugust 1 through mid-January only)
Scholarships for Lutheran Women:
Musicians:
Female Jocks:
www.womenssportsfoundation.org
Smart Science Majors(women):
1500 for Engineering Students (Women & Minority):
Aspiring Journalists, Up to 5000 (Minority):
Broadcast Journalism Majors 1000-10000:
6000 for Women pursuing Sports Administration:
www.ncaa.org/about/scholarships.html
1500 for Medical andDental Students (especially of Chinese decent):
Jackie Robison Foundation( up to 6000)(for students of color) I wonder what color?:
500-2000 Presbyterian Church Members;
1000 for Females with a Love of Flying:
Contact Nancy Horton "Touch the Face of God" Scholarship, 4466 N.E. 91stAve. Portland, Or, 97220-5024
1000-2500 for Students Studying Real Estate(Minority):
Roothbert Fund (2000-3000):
eMAIL-- mail@roothbertfund.org Phone 212-870-3116
Up to 4,000 for Female Medical Students:
$750.00 for Geoscience Thesis work:
$5000 for training in field of Water Supply and Treatment:
For joining AFROTC:
$1000 for Women Statiscians:
For Spouce or Children of EOD officer or technician:
Presidential Freedom Scholarships:
www.nationalservice.org/scholarships
For Midwives to be:
$500-$2500 Ohio Engineering Majors:
Up to $2500 for Respiratory care Majors:
For Women Accountants:
For a Total of $15000 for Women Accounting Majors:
Human Resource Majors:
Money for Latinas:
$1000 for Reall Estate Appraisers:
CONFEDERATES UNITE:
Accounting:
AT&T Labs Fellowship Program for Women and Minorities in Science& Tech:
www.research.att.com/academic/
$500 - $1500 for SMART Business Women:
UP to $1000 for Legally Blind Students:
More for Smart Business Women:
$500 for Meteorologist and atmospheric Science Majors:
UP to $4000 for Nuclear Scientists and Nuclear Engineers:
4500-$3500 for Smart New York Women:
$20,000 for SCUBA DIVERS:
$1000-$4000 for Smart Engineering Women(as apposed to dumb?):
$1000 for Smart Journalism Women:
$1000 for Daughters of Penelope:
Up to $500 for Activists at CUNY:
Up to 2000 for Women in Broadcasting:
$1000 for Landscape Architects:
500-1000-for KAPP KAPP GAMMA Women:
www.kappakappagamma.org (would have never guessed it!)
1000 for Medical women:
1000 for Smart California Women:
Contact--Amaranth Funds Awards, california Mason Foundation, 1111 California St. San francisco, CA 94109
1500 for the Top 10 College Women:
California Women; Studying Business, education, healthcare, law enforcement, or Social service:
Contact Governor's conference for Women, A Call to Action, Office of the Governor, 300 S. Spring St.16th flr,Los Angeles, Ca90013
Up to$10,000 for Young Women:
Amateur Athletes:
Women of Oregon:
Women Ministers:
Contact--Disciples of Christ Church,P.O. Box 1986, Indianapolis, IN 46206 Phone 317-262-8517
Up to 1000 for Sheep(undergaduates who are studying agriculture, animal science, veterinarymedicine, or animal husbandry):
500 for Teaching in Oregon:
Over 2,000,000.00 available for Farmers:
1000 for Broadcasting in Oregon or Washington:
Up to 13500 & Tuition for Smart Graduate Students:
Dietetic Technicians:
Up to 1500 for Dental Hygienists:
Money for Internet Teams:
$2500 for NURSES:
Up to $10,000 for Hanicapped Musicians:
Up to $11000 for Women from Developing Countries:
Up to 5000 for Food Service Experience:
$6000 for the Health Therapy Profession:
1000 for Oregon High School Students:
www.cascadepolicy.org/essay.asp
1000's for the students with Norwegian Interest:
2500 for returning Students:
Money for Texas Women Returniing to School:
Up to 5000 for Nevada Women:
Up to 3.5 MILLIon for young Women:
Contact American Young women of the Year Program, P.O. Box 2786, Mobile, Alabama 36652
1000 for young Feminists:
Money for Arkansas Single Parents:
Money for Palo Alto, California Women:
Up to 1000 for Women in Hunterdon County, New Jersey:
Contact Hunterdon Women's Fund, P.O. Box 183, flemington, NJ o8822
Money for Women ( and Men):
Money for Mennonite Women:
Graphic Communicatrion Majors:
Money for talented Deaf Women:
$2000 for deaf graduate Women (Same address as above)
More Money for Deaf Women:
$1000 for Naval Academy Children and Women:
Future Home Makers:
Money for Smart Women:
Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association Schloarships:
McDonald's USA Scholarships:
www.mcdonalds.com/countries/usa/community/education/scholarships
Ham Radio Women Operators:
Hotel Women, up to 2000:
500.00 for Homeschooled Californians:
California Rea; Estate Students get up to 2000:
Architectural Women in California, up to 2500:
Money for Welding Women:
Connecticut Construction Women, Up to 2000:
Up to 2500 for DEDCA Women:
Money for Petroleum Women (1500):
Women in Dental , up to 1000:
Up to 10,000 for Heating ans Air Conditioning:
1500 for Dafety Engineers:
Luthern Women in Mental Retardation( I'm not touching that):
Up to 2000 for Black Nurses:
Michigan Nurses:
Up to 3000 for ONCOLOGY Nurses:
Up to 2000 for Logistics:
Composers, up to 5000:
Parapsychology Students:
Demolay Members:
Non-Commissioned Officers Assodiation Members:
Up to 1000 for Jewelry and gems ( Gemology Field)(not for buying):
Girls Club members:
Reader's Digest Foundation, Reader's Digest Rd.,Pleasantville, NY 10570-7000 Phone 914-244-5370
Royal Neighbors(Gee):
1000 for Sculpture:
www.nationalsculpture.org (who would have thunk)
Maine Women:
10,000 for NON-traditional Michigan Women:
Hawaiian Women:
Contact; Kilohana United Methodist church,5829 Mahimahi, Honolulu HI 96821 ph 808-373-3373
Vermont Women:
Louisiana Residents:
Contact- Willis & MildredPellerin Foundation, P.O. Box 400 Kenner,LA 70063-0400
NON-Traditional Native Americans:
1000 for Luthern Women:
Flight Attendants:
New Hamphire Women:
Asian Pacific Women in Los Angeles:
Asian Pacific Women's Network, p.O. Box86995. Los Angeles, CA 90014 ph 213-891-6040
Chinese American Women, Up to1500:
Chinese-American Educational Foundation, P.O. Box728, San Mateo, CA94401-0728
Southern California Women:
College Women's Club of Pasadena, Scholarship foundation, P.O. Box452, Pasadena, CA91102
Money for SHORT PEOPLE:
Baptist Acteens(?):
1000 foe African American Church of christ Women:
up to 5000 for RHODE ISLAND Women:
New Mexico Women:
2,500 for HOME ans WORKSHOP Writers:
National Association of Home and Workshop Writers c/o Frank Brugmeier Company, 7501 Wood streamTerrace, North Syracuse, NY 13212-1921 ph 315-458-0291
LESBIANS in LOUISIANA-1000:
Massachusetts BAPTIST Women:
American Baptist Women's Ministries of Massachusetts, 20 Milto St.,Dedham,MA. 02026-2967 ph 781320-8100
African American Women ( only offered on even-numbered years):
National Association of Colored Women'sClubs, 5808 16th St., N.W.,Washington D.C., 20011-2898 ph 202-726-2044
10,000 for NEW YORK Women in COMMUNICATIONS:
Theater Women, Up to 1500:
Lotta M. Crabtree trust, 11 Beacon St., Site 1005, Boston, MA 02108 ph 617-742-5920
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Women:
Jewelry Women up to 5,000:
1500 for Minnesota Nurses:
Minnesota League for Nursing, 5806 Cambridge St., St. Louis Park, MN 55416-5115 ph 952-829-5891
Holistic Women:
http://ahna.org/home/home.html
1000 for California Nurses:
Hispanic Nurses:
^ to2500 for Jewish Women in Washington, DC:
Wisconsin Nurses:
^ to 3000 for Travel and Tourism Women:
Women Grocers, 1000 or more(?):
Women Grocers of America, 1825 Samuel Morse Dr., Reston, kVA 20190-5317
$5000 for those with Diabetes:
^ to 10,000 for Government & Public Poicy Women:
Grand Rapids, Michigan Women:
Chiropractic women:
Graduate Historical Women, 2000:
State Historian at State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 ph 608-264-6400
Ron Brown Scholar Program (for African-American):
Native American Women in the Humanities:
D'arcy McNickle center for AmericanIndian History, 60 W. Walton St., chicago, Il. 60610-3380 ph 312-255-3564
Mental Health Women:
National Association of State MentalHealth Program Directors Research Insitute,Noel A.Mazade PhD. Exec Director, 66 Canal CenterPlaza, Suite 302, Alexandria, VA 22314 ph 703-739-9333
And They wonder Why we don't ask, you fall asleep by the time you get to the end!
Money for CHESS PLAYERS:
Horatio Alger National Scholarship Program:
^ to 5000 for Environmental Public Policy Women:
Sports Journalism Women:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com
Political Science Women in Maryland:
Lavinia Engle Scholarship Foundation, c/o Judith Heimann, 6900 Marbury Rd., Bethesda, MD. 20817 ph 301-229-4647
Unitarian Women:
Aviation Women in Los Angeles, 1000:
San Fernando valley Ninety-Nine's , P.O.Box 7142 Van Nuys, Ca 91409 ph 818-989-0081
^ to 10,000 for TEXAS Women:
^ to 2000 for NURSING:
^ to 5000 for Ethics Women:
^ to 3000 for Women in Technology:
1000 for Pennsylvania Journalism Women:
Communications Women in New York, 1000:
New Yourk State Legion Press Association, P.O.Box 1239, Syracuse, NY 13201-1239
^ to 10,000 for Educcation Women in Delaware:
www.doe.state.de.us/high-ed (hi fred)
Vocational Women in Minnesota, 1000:
Minnesota Federation of teachers, Scholarship Committee, 168Aurora Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55103 ph651-227-8583
^ to 4000 for Journalism Women:
F. Ward Just ScholarshipFoundation, c/o Kennedy, 805 BalwinAve.Apt,308, Waukegan, Il.60085-2359 ph 312-680-7002
^ to 13000 for SCUBA DIVING Women:
Clinical Laboratory Technology Women, 1000:
International Society for Clinical Laboratory Techmology, 917 Locust St., Suite 1100, St. Louis, MO 63101-1413
2500 for LESBIAN Women:
^ to 10,000 for Community Service Women: (and Men)
www.csfa.org or http://target.com
Connecticut women:
Elisha Leavenworth foundation, 35 Park pl. Waterbury, CT 06702
OPERATING ROOM NURSES:
To Study Farming, 1000:
1000 for Seattle Women in Service to the Homeless:
^ to 1500 for Wives of Overseas Active Duty Service Members:
Graduate Women in Lesbian Studies or Jewish Women Studies (?):
Delaware Women Over Age of 20:
www.wwb.org/fresh.htm ( I swear I not fooling with you, that's the listing)
Washington DC Women in Communications:
Saginaw, Michigan Women:
Culinary Women in Maine, 1000:
^ to 1500 for Georgia Women:
William E. Cooper Scholarship, GA,9002, 999 Peachtree St., Suite 1100,Altlanta,GA 30309 ph 866-300-1641
^ to 2500 for Northern Virginia Women:
Scholarships Help Graduate Nursing Students Continue Education:
Foundation of the Alumnae association of Mount Sinai Hospital School of Nursing, Inc., 1 Gustave L. Levy Pl., new York, NY 10029 ph 212-289-5575
That's it for now, but I will keep looking.
Jan 4, 2010
Hello.I am a mother of 2 daughters.My husband died 14 years ago.I am from Kazakhstan and my husband was from republic of Georgia and so now I and my girls live in Georgia and it is very difficult for me to pay for education of my daughters. Both of them are students and the price of each of them is about 1000 $ per year,but you know that this price is not cheap for Georgia and it's hard for me to pay. I am working as a housekeeper,but the salary is very little and my daughters are unemployeed at the moment,because it is almost impossible to find job here.The goverment refused to help me,so I don't know what to do.
Looking forward to hearing from someone
Here are e-males,you can connect with us etuna90@mail.ru , irinka8989@mail.ru
May 14, 2009
Due to dental and eyeglass needs, I am withdrawing my request for donations to cover the costs of a short-term missions trip to Pawley's Island off the coast of South Carolina, scheduled for August 1st thru August 8th, 2009. I hope to volunteer my time and skills in the future to do whatever I can to help others as well as share the word of God. I you hear of anyone else willing to give their time and share their knowledge, I hope you will open you heart and do whatever you can.
This island off the coast of South Carolina is something special. In the middle of this vacation paradise is a broken community. For many years the racial divisions have been ignored as the community has enjoyed a growing and expanding economy. Unfortunately, the only community seeming to benefit from all the growth has been the affluent white community. As Pawley's has continued to grow and expand so has the division between the white and African-American communities.
Mission trips for students are one of the most powerful experiences a student can have while in school. You have heard it said by returning students that they got more out of the experience than the people they went to serve. Besides work projects, evangelism outreaches, and a strong discipleship program, an added leadership component takes the trips to the next level.
God Bless!
May 7, 2008
I am a mom of 2 beautiful kids, who gets no child support, and am in dire need of help. My oldest needs her teeth fixed, or she will end up in dentures in the next 3 years, and she is just a teenager!! She also recently lost an aunt, and my sons grandparents lost everything in a violent storm here! My husband is trying to pay off 25,000 in student loans, and we are getting really far behind! We could really use any help you could give. We do work full time!
Mar 23, 2008
Hello there people on the web,
This is weird for me to do...I actually feel unconfortable doing it but I am desperated and I do not know what else can I do...My husband and I met in the United States. We both were and still are international students. I am from Central America (Costa Rica) and he is from Africa (Sao Tome and Principe). We have been working hard in order to pay our expenses here. We really value education and both of us dream is to obtain a PhD. I am working toward mine but my husband is still working toward his master's degree. We both have students jobs (more than one). We paid last fall and this spring semesters for my husband (I have a graduate assistantship but he does not); however, this summer (2008) it is supposed to be his last semester of his master's, however, we do not have any more funds and we do not know how are we going to pay his tuition this semester. When we got married last year (2007) some friends gave us money so we saved it for his degree but now this money is almost gone and because we are international students, we pay out-of-state tution which is very very expensive. My husband is very frustrated and so am I. I wish he can fisnish his master's. He is so smart and hard worker...you know, there are not universities in Sao Tome and Principe so for him this is the greatest thing that has happend to him...We have tried to apply for student loans but we need an American cosigner and we do not have one...How can I help my husband to fulfill his dream?? He tried to get an assistantship but with all the budget cuts it has been impossible. He studies economics and he loves it! He has a passion for it and he dreams with working in his career soon...We were listening to Joel Osteen on TV and he was saying that we should believe that God will help us to achieve our dreams and that we have to trust God...we do trust God, but I think that when it comes to money we can only hope for a miracle...and money miracles do not happen often...I am wondering if someone, somewhere, somehow can help us...please...if you are there, wherever you are, we need your help...please...In the meanwhile, we are trying to come up with ideas, but we add and add and our accounts do not close...we do not have enough...we cannot make his dream happen...how can we do it?
Nothing is free in this world im not asking any one to give me money (would be nice lol) but to help me find part time job. Im currently a full time psychology student, its frustrating not being able to find a job that works around school. Im trying to do somthing posative with my life, but never realized how hard it would be. Im not going to let the hardships stop me from finishing school. If you know of any jobs or grants that could help me get through school i would love you forever THANKS A BUNCH
sincerely a strong but broke student
from the Bay Area, Ca
Jan 17, 2008
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Jun 16, 2007
I've been depressed and now battle myself from failure everyday. Me and my husband have passed through one storm of our youngest daughter's food posioning from the tainted peanut butter and now we are still recovering from all the doctor's bills and unpaid days of work. Our 1 yr old is now healthier and a miracle to us considering we did not know what we were dealing with for 3 months. My mother in law watched her and without any thought, always spread peanut butter on her toast every morning. She survived the constant vomitting, diarrhea, and high temp fevers. I leave for work at 3am and it was always hard leaving my ill daughter. Her fever would break for a night and return without skipping a beat. Me and husband took turns calling in sick to take her to the hospital. We are both full time parents, students and workers. Our world seem to stand still awaiting our daughter's recovery and the bill collectors and hospital bills were very unforgiving. Any prayers and or financial support would help tremendously. God willed me to live and we trust in him. Thank you for your time and your prayers.
Jan 20, 2007
We have five kids, our oldest being 17 and 18 in college. My husband works but his income is not enough to cover all our needs. Please, we need help asap. We lived in a motel for some years and was fortunate to finally get out. We are in a financial crisis trying to keep up with our bills.Our two daughters have not been able to go back to college and this is really hurting them. Our daughters are very smart girls, and this has put a lot of stress on them Please somebody help my family. We are honest, hard working people. Our daughters' financial aid covers only half of their fees. My family and I have been through lots of problems. We are trying our best and trusting that God will open the heart of someone to help us. Please! somebody help us. We really, really need help. I know that the Lord is going to gave this back to you double protion. Thanks, God bless. My email address is blue_butterfly36@yahoo.com. Thank you for your time.
Nov 16, 2005
I am in the process of starting an volunteer program for university students to work with women and children in rural Latin America. Are there grants that can help me pay for the expenses?
