Adoptees can enter for the opportunity to be awarded $700-$1,000 toward an educational pursuit.
The Ties Program helps adoptees explore identity and heritage while Gift of Identity provides financial opportunities for adoptees to afford such a special, life-changing trip.
G.O.A.’L. offers partial scholarships for Korean adoptees who are interested in studying Korean at some of Seoul’s best-known Korean language programs. The programs offers applicants the chance to study Korean in-depth while living in an immersive environment.
ASIA Families is honored to partner with Chris Poirier, a Korea Bridge Tour participant and Camp Rice volunteer, to establish an annual college scholarship for adoptees in memory of Chris’s brother, Walter Jonathan Poirier. This scholarship is open to adoptees who are currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs in the United States.
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