A program to benefit college-bound young people in Rhode Island

  César Chávez Scholarship Fund

 

The César Chávez Scholarship Fund is a 501(c )(3) non-profit charitable organization

1284 Broad St. #25118 •  Providence, RI  02905 • info@cesarchavezscholarshipsri.org


The César Chávez Scholarship Fund was established in 2004 to honor the well-known Latino and civil rights labor leader, César Chávez, by encouraging service and learn community projects among the young people of Rhode Island. We offer mini-grants and scholarships to junior high and high school students. We also offer stipends and mini-grants to students enrolled in college.

In 2008, the César Chávez Scholarship Fund partnered with the Coalition of Advocates for Student Opportunities (CASO) and local student groups in a campaign to promote the removal of barriers that deny undocumented students access to higher education in the State of Rhode Island. Click here to visit the  CASO website. »

  1. Our scholarship program is focused on providing financial assistance to college-bound undocumented high school seniors through the Tam Tram Scholarship program. More  »

  2. Mini-grants The next deadline for Mini-Grants for undergrad college students or high school community service projects is June 1, 2012. Click here for details. »

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  1. CESAR CHAVEZ CORE VALUES:

STUDENTS Click here to read about the Cesar Chavez Core Values and apply for mini-grants for your community projects  »

The 2012 deadline to apply for the Tam Tran Scholarship has passed.

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