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Free Student Furniture Design Scholarships and Grants IFDA Philadelphia Scholarship IFDA Philadelphia Scholarship. pdf IFDA Philadelphia Scholarship— $2,500 Supported by the IFDA Philadelphia Chapter. The IFDA Philadelphia Scholarship is available through the IFDA Educational Foundation to a full-time, current undergraduate student.
View Our 2024 Annual Report Watch the IFDA 70th Anniversary video (above) put together by the New York Chapter as one of the 2017 Claire Coleman Founders Grant for Marketing & Communications recipients.
Dedicated to the support and service of the home furnishings and design communities, IFDA Educational Foundation is a non-profit, tax exempt, 501c(3) organization, raising and distributing funds to foster educational activities, as well as, related charitable endeavors.
Administered by a six member Board of Trustees, EF's primary funding sources include a portion of IFDA member dues as well as donations from chapters, individual members, industry and corporate friends. Contributions, gifts and bequests are deductible for Federal income and estate tax purposes. IFDA Chapters play a major funding role through yearly donations, memorials and special events supporting EF.
Several chapters have established Educational Foundation scholarships or grants in honor of IFDA leaders or in memory of dedicated members. These include: the IFDA Leaders Commemorative Scholarship; the Ruth Clark Scholarship for Furniture Design; Tricia LeVangie Green/Sustainable Design Scholarship; Barbara Beckmann Textile Design Scholarship, IFDA Philadelphia Scholarship; and the Vercille Voss Graduate Student Scholarship.
Grants include: Barbara Brock Memorial Grant; Irma Dobkin Universal Design Grant; Ina Mae Kaplan Historic Preservation Grant; Elizabeth Brown Grant for Interior Design Programs; Valerie Moran Memorial Grant; and the Tony Torrice Professional Development Grant. The Educational Foundation also provides a New Chapter Development Grant.
Projects and Accomplishments The IFDA Educational Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees including: the Chair, Vice Chair, Immediate Past Chair/Advisor; Director of Grants, Director of Communications, Director of Resources and up to four Honorary Trustees. The Chair appoints standing non-voting committee chairpersons. The IFDA President serves as an ex-officio member of the Educational Foundation.
The Foundation seeks to achieve quality program support through development of gifts from IFDA members, IFDA chapters, and corporate donors. Gifts of cash, appreciated assets, estate gifts, and deferred gifts are also acceptable methods of support. Contributions may be made to IFDA-EF through personal or memorial donations or by will to foster and continue the work of the Foundation.
Tax-deductible contributions are accepted throughout the year as well as with annual dues renewals. An IFDA member is automatically a member of the Educational Foundation. Click Here to View our Pledge Card.
View Our 2024 Annual Report Watch the IFDA 70th Anniversary video (above) put together by the New York Chapter as one of the 2017 Claire Coleman Founders Grant for Marketing & Communications recipients.
Dedicated to the support and service of the home furnishings and design communities, IFDA Educational Foundation is a non-profit, tax exempt, 501c(3) organization, raising and distributing funds to foster educational activities, as well as, related charitable endeavors.
Administered by a six member Board of Trustees, EF's primary funding sources include a portion of IFDA member dues as well as donations from chapters, individual members, industry and corporate friends. Contributions, gifts and bequests are deductible for Federal income and estate tax purposes. IFDA Chapters play a major funding role through yearly donations, memorials and special events supporting EF.
Several chapters have established Educational Foundation scholarships or grants in honor of IFDA leaders or in memory of dedicated members. These include: the IFDA Leaders Commemorative Scholarship; the Ruth Clark Scholarship for Furniture Design; Tricia LeVangie Green/Sustainable Design Scholarship; Barbara Beckmann Textile Design Scholarship, IFDA Philadelphia Scholarship; and the Vercille Voss Graduate Student Scholarship.
Grants include: Barbara Brock Memorial Grant; Irma Dobkin Universal Design Grant; Ina Mae Kaplan Historic Preservation Grant; Elizabeth Brown Grant for Interior Design Programs; Valerie Moran Memorial Grant; and the Tony Torrice Professional Development Grant. The Educational Foundation also provides a New Chapter Development Grant.
Projects and Accomplishments The IFDA Educational Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees including: the Chair, Vice Chair, Immediate Past Chair/Advisor; Director of Grants, Director of Communications, Director of Resources and up to four Honorary Trustees. The Chair appoints standing non-voting committee chairpersons. The IFDA President serves as an ex-officio member of the Educational Foundation.
The Foundation seeks to achieve quality program support through development of gifts from IFDA members, IFDA chapters, and corporate donors. Gifts of cash, appreciated assets, estate gifts, and deferred gifts are also acceptable methods of support. Contributions may be made to IFDA-EF through personal or memorial donations or by will to foster and continue the work of the Foundation.
Tax-deductible contributions are accepted throughout the year as well as with annual dues renewals. An IFDA member is automatically a member of the Educational Foundation. Click Here to View our Pledge Card.
IFDAEF 7908 Lasley Forest Road, Lewisville, NC 27023-8244 E-mail: scholarships@ifdaef. org
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Currently enrolled students in two-, three- or four-year interior design or related programs Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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