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The
Bev Knox Foundation of Charitable Giving
is
a subsidiary of Bev Knox Institute, Inc, a non-profit 501c3
organization
committed
to serving the educational needs of persons through arts and
ideas.
The
Bev Knox Scholarship Fund for Women
was created to assist single and/or divorced women with
children, who are experiencing financial hardships and meet
specific income criteria, funding towards any Connecticut
Community College program tuition.
Amount will vary based on need. Our goal is
to enhance their level of confidence, self-esteem and worth in
the workplace, thus allowing them to better provide for their
children.
General
Application Information - Click Here
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How
can you help?
Become
a Sponsor
Private contributions and grants are becoming increasingly
necessary and are actively solicited. All Donations are very
much appreciated, and are tax deductible.
In
2008-2009 a full-time student taking 12 credits or
more per semester for two semesters will pay $2,084 in
basic tuition and fees (excludes books). There
are additional fees for clinical, laboratory, and
studio courses, or excess credit.
Suggested Donations for one Candidate: $5000 towards
entire program; $2500 towards one year; $1250 towards
one semester; and any amount towards general fund.
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"Sisterhood
in Progress" is
a program designed for adolescent girls ages 12-16 years old, to
generate and foster positive female identity, enhance
their level of confidence and self-esteem/concept. FREE
self-esteem workshops will be administered throughout the State
of Connecticut in various schools, colleges and mental health
centers.
Fun
Pics from Arts Awards Ceremony / Dinner
& Auction
Save
the Date
2nd
Annual Bev Knox Birthday Bash
&
Fundrasing Gala
will
be held on
Thursday
1/13/2011 7-11pm
We
will be raising funding for
The
Bev Knox Scholarship Fund for Women
&
"Sisterhood in Progress"
You
may become a Sponsor at anytime by donating at the above
location. Your tax deductible donation is very much
appreciated. Your name or business name will appear on all
our materials and this website as a sponsor to fund women's
education (unless you choose to remain anonymous).
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