The Bishop’s Gospel Choir is delighted to be fundraising for this unique project:
The Bishop’s Gospel Choir of British Columbia’s Aboriginal Bursary.
This bursary will be applicable to Aboriginal students throughout the Diocese of British Columbia. Whether the Aboriginal applicant wishes to pursue an academic degree at a post-secondary institution, enrol for a trades program, or learn the skills of a traditional art, they will be able to apply for funds from the bursary once a sustainable principle balance has been raised.
It is hoped that applications for the first bursary awards will be available in the spring of 2012. Application criteria for this bursary will be similar to the criteria for the First Nations Computer Technology Fund.
Donation information:
*Charitable Donation receipts are available
Cheques should be made out to:
The Diocese of British Columbia: Aboriginal Bursary
Cheques may be mailed to or dropped off at:
The Anglican Diocese of British Columbia
(Synod Office)
900 Vancouver Street
Victoria, BC
V8V 3V7
Canada
“If our students struggle through their childhood to get to the point where they can go on to advanced training, advanced education, and then find that the resources aren’t there for them to move on, the tragedy is so painful we simply cannot allow it to happen” (National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation. No Higher Priority: Aboriginal Post-Secondary Education in Canada, 2007)
We would like to extend a very special thank you to the following for their generous support of this Aboriginal Bursary:
Mr. Anthony Sam of Winchester Galleries for “Baroque III”, original watercolour, by Colin Graham
Coast Salish Artist, Douglas LaFortune, original painting
Northwest Coast Artist, Andy Everson, “A New Song”, giclée print