Sandra M. Glazier Scholarship Fund Grant

The Sandra M. Glazier Scholarship Fund, established by friends and family in memory of Sandy Glazier, aims to provide financial assistance for college to students affected by cancer. With awards up to $5,000 annually for four years, it supports high school students in Ocean and Monmouth County who demonstrate financial need and academic excellence. This scholarship honors Sandy's legacy as a breast cancer advocate, inspiring students to pursue their educational dreams despite personal challenges.

Princeton Area Community Foundation
The Princeton Area Community Foundation is the philanthropic nexus of central New Jersey. We’re committed to helping our region and its residents – and especially its children – thrive.
As a robust foundation with more than $260 million in assets, we help individuals, families, businesses, and organizations create permanent charitable funds to meet the challenges of changing times. As a community leader we invest and administer these funds, award grants and scholarships, and promote philanthropy and encourage meaningful collaboration, all under the direction of a knowledgeable team.
The Sandra M. Glazier Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Sandy Glazier, the co-founder of the Cancer Concern Center of Point Pleasant. She was elected to represent women battling cancer by the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and was featured in the 2001 My Hope Calendar. Her leadership efforts were recognized in May 2000 when she was awarded the Russ Berrie Prize for Making a Difference. A vibrant individual with a zest for life, and an inspiration to all, Sandy passed away on Oct. 22, 2001 after seven years of battling metastatic breast cancer.
Her family and friends established the scholarship fund to fulfill one of her life-long wishes to provide financial assistance for college study to students whose parents have been stricken by cancer, or who have been afflicted themselves.
The scholarship is a tribute to Sandy’s life and interests and a reminder not only of her battle against a terrible disease, but also her successes as a mother, wife and breast cancer advocate.
Up to $5,000 per year for up to four years ($20,000 total)
Up to four years of full-time study at an accredited college, university or vocational school

Eligibility

Student attending a high school in Ocean or Monmouth County
Student must have a parent who has been or is afflicted with cancer; or must be battling cancer him/herself.
Financial need, academic excellence, community service, extracurricular activities, leadership and work experience are among the factors that will be considered.
A “C+” (2.5 GPA) average or better must be achieved throughout the term of the scholarship.