CIBD Scholarship Program

CIBD Scholarship Program

Funder: The Center for Inherited Blood Disorders (CIBD)

Geographic Scope: California, US (recipients must be treated at CIBD)

Overview: CIBD is a non-profit organization committed to supporting people with blood disorders who desire to receive a college education and succeed as adults in the community.

Award Amount: $500 per recipient; 4 scholarships awarded annually

Focus Areas: Higher education support for individuals with blood disorders

Eligibility Requirements

• Must be diagnosed with a blood disorder and currently being treated at CIBD
• Must be planning to attend or currently attending an accredited technical school, college, or university
• Must have a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale during current year of education
• Scholarship recipients may be asked to submit transcripts and evidence of enrollment
• Previous scholarship recipients are eligible to reapply for a total of 3 academic years

Selection Process

• Scholarships are determined by the CIBD Scholarship Committee
• All decisions are at the discretion of the scholarship committee and are final
• Recipients will be notified by phone or mail by August 1st

Application Timeline

• Applications available: March 6th
• Deadline: May 31st (postmark deadline)
• Notification: By August 1st
• Only completed applications received on time will be considered

Contact Information

• Address: The Center for Inherited Blood Disorders (CIBD), California, US
• Administration Phone: (657) 375-0508
• Website: cibd-ca.org