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Emmy Duff Scholarship

National

Who can apply Students who have been treated for cancer and volunteer in their community

Amount and deadline

Award
$2,000
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.

Needs Grade 12 or post-secondary

Apply at https://www.emmyduffscholarship.org/application-information.html

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Open to students in any year of study, including first year, so a graduating Grade 12 student heading to a Canadian college or university in the fall can apply. You must live in Canada and be attending a Canadian institution. Two requirements make this different from a standard bursary. You need a letter from your oncologist or current physician confirming that you were treated, or are being treated, for a cancer diagnosis. And you need a demonstrated, ongoing volunteer commitment to causes you care about, which the Foundation weighs rather than treating as a nice-to-have. The written piece is a 300 to 500 word letter on your experience, your goals and why you are applying. A letter of acceptance is requested from finalists only, not up front. Everything goes in as a single PDF by email with the subject line the Foundation specifies. The 2026-27 round closed June 3, 2026.

About this scholarship

A one-time $2,000 award for Canadian students who have been treated for cancer, or are in treatment, and who keep up an ongoing volunteer commitment.

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