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The Jerry Alexander Gorman Foundation “The Passion to Succeed” Cosmetology, Hair Design or Barbering Student Scholarship is sponsored by The Jerry Alexander Gorman Foundation (administered through Beauty Changes Lives Foundation). This scholarship supports students in need who are pursuing a career in cosmetology, hair design, or barbering. Applicants must be newly accepted or currently enrolled in a program leading to licensure in the U.
Direct Services Grants (various programs) is sponsored by John T. Gorman Foundation. The John T. Gorman Foundation provides direct service grants to support a range of programs in Maine, including those addressing food insecurity and community health. Examples of past grants include support for home-delivered meals for older adults and general operating support for food pantries.
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