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Katherine Baich Endowed Scholarship

Katherine Baich Endowed Scholarship

The Endowment was established to provide assistance paying for housing for children and grandchildren of veterans with service-connected disabilities during their undergraduate studies at either a community college, college, or university. The founder of the Endowment wanted to recognize the sacrifices made by veterans with service-connected disabilities and their families on behalf of our nation.

    • The amount of the Scholarship will be $2,500.00.
    • A recipient may only be awarded the scholarship once.
    • The Scholarship can be awarded in any year of undergraduate study.
    • All applications must be received by April 30, 2024.
    • The Scholarship will be announced on June 28, 2024.

 

Qualifications for the Scholarship

    • The recipient must be a resident of North Carolina.
    • The recipient must be under 25 years of age, and be the child or grandchild of a veteran with a service-connected disability.

 

Application Materials Required

    • A completed application.
    • A copy of a high school diploma and transcript, or GED certificate.
    • A copy of the veteran’s DD 214.
    • A copy of the veteran’s letter of disability from the Veterans Administration.
    • A copy of the applicant’s birth certificate.
    • A statement of financial need, which lists all grants and scholarships that the applicant has received, and a description of why you need assistance from the Endowment.

If you’d like to make a donation to help Katie achieve her goal of helping
the children and grandchildren of Veterans, use the form below.

Support the Katherine Baich Endowed Scholarship 

Support the Katherine Baich Endowed Scholarship 










If you would like to make a donation from outside the United States please contact us at 704-818-0658 or email tpate@phhusa.org





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