Crown Point, IN. 2-22-2011 – The Crown Point Community Foundation, Inc. announces applications are now being accepted for the Scholarship Program for 2011.
Applications can be found at the Crown Point High School guidance department or can be downloaded online at www.crownpointcommunityfoundation.org.
Applications can also be found at Lake and Porter high school guidance departments. A complete listing of scholarship awards can be obtained at the Foundation website. Scholarship applications must be received at the Foundation office by March 15, 2011.
Questions about the application process should be made to the Foundation office at 219.662.7252.
The Crown Point Community Foundation, Inc. supports education as a lifelong pursuit. Through the generosity of its contributors, the Foundation has been able to provide financial assistance to many young people in the community seeking a post secondary education. Last year, the Foundation awarded over $150,000 in 98 scholarships.
The Foundation office is located at 213 South Court Street, Crown Point.
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