Impact 100 seeking Young Philanthropist Scholarship applicants
Impact 100 is taking applications for its 2017 class of the Young Philanthropist Scholarship Program, which helps members experience women's collective giving. Application deadline is April 30.
Impact 100 is currently accepting applications for its 2017 class in the Young Philanthropist Scholarship Program.
Impact 100 awards more than $100,000 each year to Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky nonprofit agencies, with over $3.6 million donated since its inception in 2001. Every dollar from each $1,000 annual membership fee goes directly to the grant pool.
The Young Philanthropist Scholarship Program is meant for young women who have an interest in philanthropy but can’t fund a full Impact 100 membership on their own. Each grant applicant chooses a focus area in one of the following categories: culture, education, environment, family and health and wellness.
“The program is a means to encourage young members to experience women’s collective giving,” Impact 100 President Donna Broderick says.
Do Good:
• Do you know someone who would be a good fit for the Young Philanthropist Scholarship Program? Encourage them to apply by the April 30 deadline.
• Donate to the Young Philanthropist Scholarship Fund.
• For more information on how you can get involved, contact Impact 100 directly.
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