CBTF Survivor Scholarships (Survivor Strong, Amazing Grace, Peter Hebberd Diversity & others)
Funding Amount
$2,500 (Survivor Strong)
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
foundation
Overview
Fact (page-stated): The Children's Brain Tumor Foundation (CBTF) offers scholarships to pediatric brain tumor survivors pursuing a college degree. Named scholarships include Survivor Strong ($2,500, sponsored by Allan and Phyllis Walters), The Amazing Grace scholarship (awarded twice a year to a brain tumor survivor), and the Peter Hebberd Diversity Scholarship, among five total. Assumption: the scholarships recur annually.
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Fact (page-stated): In the captured 2021 announcement, the application for Survivor Strong and CBTF's four other scholarships was open until November 19, with winners announced at CBTF's Annual Holiday Webathon. Flag (re-scrape): the captured deadline is from a prior cycle — confirm the current year's application window (see CBTF 'Scholarships and Grants').
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