How much funding does Veterans Scholarship Program provide?

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When is the deadline for Veterans Scholarship Program?

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How often is Veterans Scholarship Program offered?

Veterans Scholarship Program runs on an annual cycle.

Veterans Scholarship Program

Education Foundation of the Ccim

Foundation Annual Grants for Veterans Workforce Development Grants

Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle: Annual
Tracked since: April 2026

Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.

Can we apply?

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Other requirements

Must be a U.S. military veteran (active duty, National Guard, or Reserve service)
Pursuing a career in commercial real estate
Pursuing the CCIM Designation
Must be a U.S. military veteran

Overview

The CCIM Institute Foundation Veterans Scholarship Program is designed to provide military veterans with funding for real-world education and a foundation for a new career in the dynamic commercial real estate industry. The program promotes diversity and inclusivity within the commercial real estate industry by providing financial support to veterans pursuing the CCIM Designation.

Geographic Scope: United States and Canada

Focus Areas:

Support for U.S. military veterans transitioning to civilian careers
Commercial real estate career development
Funding for CCIM Designation curriculum and courses
Creating pathway to leadership in commercial real estate industry

Eligibility

Must be a U.S. military veteran (active duty, National Guard, or Reserve service)
Pursuing a career in commercial real estate
Pursuing the CCIM Designation

Background

The Veterans Scholarship Program recognizes the importance of supporting military veterans as they transition to civilian careers. Award recipients have included distinguished professionals such as Brian Perry, CCIM (U.S. Army veteran, 2003-2010) and Jeremy Glore (U.S. Army National Guard, Information Technology Specialist). Recipients often go on to serve their local CCIM chapters and give back to the industry.