Gerald Goldman Memorial Scholarships
Community Action, Inc. (CAI) is pleased to offer three Scholarships annually, each in the amount of $1000 to residents who meet the scholarship criteria. The scholarships are in three categories: Post Secondary, High School Graduate/Graduating Senior and GED Recipients.
The Scholarships are named after Gerald Goldman (pictured right), the Executive Director of Community Action, who passed away in 1995. Community Action presents these scholarships in his honor.
Students who reside in Haverhill, Amesbury, Newbury, Salisbury, Groveland, Georgetown, Boxford, Rowley, Newbury, West Newbury, and Merrimac are eligible. There are no income eligibility requirements.
Applicants must supply proof of their enrollment in a full-time college program and/or demonstrate in writing their acceptance in a college program. GED applicants must have received a General Education Diploma and show acceptance into a college program.
In addition, applicants must provide a letter of recommendation from a teacher or professor, and complete a 200 – 500 word essay. Essays should demonstrate how education will further the principles of Gerald Goldman in their own lives, or how continued education will make a difference in their communities.
The final selection of the scholarship recipients is made by the Goldman Family and announced in early spring with award presentation in mid-summer.
Application acceptance dates:
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Post Secondary: Jan.11 - Feb. 26, 2010
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High School Graduate/Graduating Senior: April 5 - May 7, 2010
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GED: April 5 - May 7, 2010
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Download applications: Post Secondary
High School Grad/Senior
GED Recipients
Pick up App in person: -->Community Action, Inc. 145 Essex St, Haverhill -->CAI Amesbury Office Town Hall Annex
Request App by email
...Or call Marge Hooper at (978) 373-1971 X227
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On August 18th Community Action, Inc. awarded two $1,000 Gerald Goldman Memorial Scholarships to students pursuing higher education. Pictured are: John Cuneo, Exec. Dir., scholarship recipients Kelly Donahue of Groveland and Ryan Queenan of Haverhill.
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