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Susan W. Freestone Education Award

$1,000

April 15, 2020

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  • Scholarship Description
  • Susan Freestone of Interlaken, N.Y. served as a National Grange Juvenile Superintendent for more than a decade. The educational Award honoring her for untiring efforts in promoting Juvenile Grange (currently called Junior Grange) work in the state and nation was established in 1945. The fund has helped many young people get a higher education.

    Applicants must have been a member of a Junior Grange in New York State and must presently be a member in good standing of a Subordinate Grange in New York State. The candidate must graduate from high school and enroll in an approved two or four-year college in New York State. A second grant may be available, providing the student makes application and supplies a satisfactory transcript of work from the college. For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's website.
  • Contact
  • Scholarship Committee
  • New York State Grange
  • 100 Grange Place
  • Cortland, NY 13045
  • tel: 607-756-7553
  • fax: 607-756-7757

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