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The Ability Center of Greater Toledo Scholarships

Each year, The Ability Center gives out $20,000 in scholarships, usually in $2,000 individual awards. Applicants must have a disability and have a permanent address in Lucas, Wood, Fulton, Henry, Ottawa, Defiance or Williams counties in Ohio or Monroe or Lenawee counties in Michigan.

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