MILWAUKEE, WI – Cream City Foundation announces the launch of its 2024 Scholarship Program for the 2024-2025 academic school year for students of Southeastern Wisconsin.
Cream City Foundation’s (CCF) Scholarship Program is building on the incredible growth of its scholarship program in 2023. Via last year’s program, 20 scholarships of $2,500 each were awarded to local students – a total of $50,000 of impact to current and future LGBTQ+ leaders in our community. CCF’s goal for 2024 will be to meet or exceed last year’s record-breaking total.
“We are incredibly proud of the growth of our scholarship program over the past year and excited to continue the work of supporting LGBTQ+ scholarship. Thanks to the generous support of our donors, CCF has awarded over $220,000 to the future leaders of our community,” stated CCF President and Board Director, Charlie Nash.
“Supporting current and future LGBTQ+ leaders is a key part of our foundation’s programming,” stated Committee Co-Chair and CCF Board member Laura Mayerle. “After a remarkable 2023 we are eagerly anticipating having additional impact in 2024 to area students.”
LGBTQ+ identifying students who are residents of southeastern Wisconsin and are pursuing a post-secondary education are encouraged to apply. Students who are allies of the LGBTQ+ community are also encouraged to apply as allies play an important role in making spaces more accepting.
Applications are open through May 31st, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit https://creamcityfdn.org/
Individuals or organizations who may be interested in learning how to add their support to the scholarship program may contact Charlie Nash at charlie.nash@creamcityfdn.
ABOUT CREAM CITY FOUNDATION
Cream City Foundation serves as the leader in mobilizing philanthropic resources, fostering strategic collaboration, effecting positive change and the advancement of the equity, health, and prosperity of LGBTQ+ people in Southeastern Wisconsin.
Cream City Foundation was founded in 1982 with $500 in seed money, and since has grown to provide more than $1.6 million in grant dollars to many organizations and projects that are working to improve the quality of life for LGBTQ+ people.
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