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Elsie Alexander Work and Volunteer Scholarship

Lethbridge

Who can apply: Grade 12 students in the Lethbridge and district area with a record of pro-life work or volunteering

Amount and deadline

Award
$500
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.

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Applications for the 2027 scholarships are open. The association draws its area wide: north to Nanton and Vulcan, east to the Saskatchewan border, south to the United States border, and west to the British Columbia border. You can apply for both of the Grade 12 awards, this one and the Elsie Alexander essay scholarship, in the same year. Applicants must attend post-secondary full-time in the fall. Children of Lethbridge & District Pro-Life staff or board directors do not qualify.

About this scholarship

A $500 scholarship from the Lethbridge and District Pro-Life Association recognising work or volunteer service, not a written submission. It is open to Grade 12 students who have shown leadership in encouraging respect for all human life. The association gives four awards a year, and this is the service half of the pair set aside for high school students.