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Find similar grantsTrack to the Trades Scholarship Program is sponsored by Undisclosed (appears to be a national program based on description). This program offers scholarships to students and early-career professionals pursuing careers in the skilled trades, specifically plumbing, HVAC, electrical, or related programs.
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Scholarship & Tool Grant Application | Bring Back The Trades Monthly Student Scholarships Bring Back the Trades Inc. awards scholarships to students from across the United States who are attending post-secondary education in the Skilled Trades. Monthly scholarships of $1,500 are awarded and sent directly to the school the award recipient attends.
Additional scholarships are awarded periodically as additional funds are raised through donations or sponsorships of our events. Students must have debt owed to the school to be eligible to win. Applying is easy!
Simply complete the Bring Back the Trades Student Scholarship Application Form explaining why you deserve the scholarship. Bring Back the Trades Inc. awards Tool Grants to public schools and nonprofit organizations across the United States that offer education in the Skilled Trades. Milwaukee Tool is sponsoring this program in 2026.
Monthly tool grants valued at $1,500 are awarded and sent directly to the school or nonprofit organization chosen. Textile Tool Grant Program Bring Back the Trades Inc. is embarking on a Pilot Textile Tool Grant to be awarded to a public school in the Boston area that offers education in the Textile Industry. Designer Draperies of Boston is sponsoring this pilot program in 2026.
One Boston-area public high school will be awarded two commercial-grade industrial sewing machines and a semester of professional mentorship. Shipping, taxes, and discounts calculated at checkout. Your cart is currently empty!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Trade school students currently enrolled in a plumbing, HVAC, electrical, or related program; high school seniors planning to pursue a trade after graduation; and apprentices working toward licensure in a trade. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,500 (30 awards). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Track to the Trades Scholarship Program is funded by Undisclosed (appears to be a national program based on description). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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