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Find similar grantsIndigenous Entrepreneurship Scholarship Program is sponsored by Johnson Scholarship Foundation. Provides scholarships to Indigenous students who study business or entrepreneurship. The program began with students at tribal colleges but now funds Indigenous students at other institutions with a high number of Indigenous students and graduates.
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Indigenous Peoples Grants - Johnson Scholarship Foundation You are here: Home 1 / Our Work 2 / Indigenous Peoples Cody Anthony, a Johnson Scholar of Grantee Partner Toronto Metropolitan University The idea that underpins Foundation programs in this area is that we strive to catalyze economic development by investing in entrepreneurship and business education and investing in capacity building for business and entrepreneurship in Indigenous communities.
The Foundation has 30 years of experience with programs that work to give life to this idea. Since 1992 our Indigenous Entrepreneurship Scholarship Program has provided scholarships to Indigenous students who study business or entrepreneurship. We invest about $500,000 annually on scholarships and another $100,000 to $500,000 on endowment building.
The program began with students at tribal colleges, but the Foundation now funds Indigenous students at other institutions as well. Those institutions have a high number of Indigenous students and graduates. In 2001 the Foundation requested that Gonzaga University develop an MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship, and the Foundation provided full-ride scholarships for Indigenous students to attend.
Since its inception, the program has produced more than 80 graduates. We know of no comparable program in the country. The Foundation also has made capacity-building grants to aid the establishment of business and entrepreneurship training in Indigenous communities.
Grant recipients include American Indigenous Business Leaders (AIBL), Capital for Aboriginal Prosperity through Entrepreneurship (CAPE) Fund, Lakota Funds, and the Native CDFI network. The expectation is that these will complement our investments in education by enhancing the conditions and opportunities for entrepreneurs and business owners.
View Indigenous Peoples Grants The Johnson Scholarship Foundation makes grants to organizations that help people overcome barriers to higher education. Addressing these barriers enables them to graduate and find good jobs, thereby contributing to and enriching their communities.
The Foundation provides grants for scholarships and other support to nonprofit organizations that serve students with disabilities, students Indigenous to Canada and the United States, and students from low-income families.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indigenous students studying business or entrepreneurship at tribal colleges or other institutions with a high number of Indigenous students and graduates. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows approximately $500,000 annually on scholarships and another $100,000 to $500,000 on endowment building. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Indigenous Entrepreneurship Scholarship Program is funded by Johnson Scholarship Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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