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Phoenix Scholarships | MarkGarwoodFnd Mark Garwood Foundation Phoenix Scholarships are awarded to individuals in south Florida who are in recovery, committed to long-term sobriety, are ready to begin or continue their education and have a financial need. Each scholarship is worth up to $5000 and may be used to help pay for tuition, books and other school-related expenses that grants and other aid may not cover.
Mark Garwood Foundation Phoenix Scholarships are awarded to individuals in south Florida who are in recovery, committed to long-term sobriety, are ready to begin or continue their education and have a financial need. Each scholarship is worth up to $5000 and may be used to help pay for tuition, books and other school-related expenses that grants and other aid may not cover.
Phoenix Scholarship applications are accepted each year, July 15-September 15. You must live in Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, Okeechobee, Palm Beach or Broward County.
If not already enrolled, you must apply to an approved institution within 60 days of scholarship award. You may attend any accredited college, university or trade school in Florida or online. You must meet all requirements and agree to all conditions of a scholarship award.
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Here's the process: Submit your application on our website their status within 2 weeks of the application deadline. Selected as a semifinalist. Not selected as a semifinalist.
Please apply again next year. Semifinalists are interviewed approximately 2 weeks after notification of selection. Finalists are notified via email approximately one week after interviews.
Thinking about applying? Here's how it works: Not selected as a finalist. Please apply again next year.
Finalists are invited to an event where scholarships are awarded.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals in recovery residing in South Florida who are committed to long-term sobriety and ready to begin or continue their education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Phoenix Scholarships is funded by Mark Garwood Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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