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Alchemist Foundation Grant is sponsored by Alchemist Foundation Inc.. The Alchemist Foundation Grant provides small, unrestricted grants to organizations that focus on expanding equity and opportunity for youth in Vermont. It aims to support initiatives that foster educational growth and inclusivity for local youth aged 16-24.
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Educational opportunities for our community from We’re a private foundation created by John & Jen Kimmich, co-founders of the Alchemist Brewery, to expand economic & educational opportunity for local youth. We’re passionate about making sure every young person knows that they have a positive future in Vermont, and can explore the many paths to realizing their dreams.
Support educational and economic opportunity and community engagement for our youth. Strengthen education, skills & opportunity beyond high school by: Awarding direct scholarships; Providing support for training programs; Building connections between young people & employers.
Our Target Area & Population From Harwood Union High School (Mad River Valley) to Lamoille Union High School (Hyde Park); Includes students attending Central VT Tech & Green Mountain Tech Approximately 350 young people will graduate from schools in our area in early June.
200 of them will go on to a training program or Most of the well-paying jobs in our region require some kind of training , and many of the employers are looking to hire folks with some training and education. We want to make sure all of these young people have the opportunity to earn a good living and live a successful life.
Each year, we offer twelve scholarships to June graduates who are going on to a training program or education directly after high school. This is the Alchemist Opportunity Fund Scholarship.
talking to everyone— students, teachers, employers, folks from training programs, local organizations, business groups— to find out what’s happening and what’s working to help young people build the skills they need to get We support programs and make grants to increase local Tell all the young people you know (if they go to one of our high schools) about the Send them the website link, tell --Central Vermont Career Center Also, share what you know about succeeding at work.
What are the kinds of things young people need to be taught, be trained in, to understand? What kind of help and support do people need? All ideas are welcome!
The Alchemist Opportunity Fund is a community scholarship fund for local students by The Alchemist . John and Jen Kimmich, the owners of The Alchemist Brewery in Waterbury & Stowe, have developed the Alchemist Foundation and this scholarship fund as one of the ways they give back to our community. To date, scholarships have been awarded to more than 160 students.
The Foundation makes small (generally $3,000 or less) unrestricted grants to organizations working to expand equity and opportunity for youth in Vermont. We donate to support school programs, nonprofit equity training, and other projects designed to make Vermont more inclusive and welcoming. The Alchemist Foundation is funding multi-year scholarships for graduating students from local schools who meet certain criteria.
We’re committed to working with local businesses, organizations and community members to make it possible for every local graduate to get the skills and training they need for a successful career in Vermont. Wondering if you should apply? Not sure if you qualify?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations that focus on expanding equity and opportunity for youth in Vermont. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Alchemist Foundation Grant is funded by Alchemist Foundation Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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