Scholarships
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.
S12F has a grant program to help adoptee focused 501(c)(3) organizations. The purpose of this program is to help non-profit adoptee centric organizations, created by adoptees and exclusively designed to help adoptees. We will also consider family preservation organizations that keep mothers and babies together or raise awareness of the harm of adoption in general. Our grants are for United States based 501(c)(3) organizations.
Also-Known-As Adoptee Excellence Scholarship is open to graduating high school senior sand current undergraduate international adoptees who demonstrate the attributes of leadership, drive, integrity, and civic engagement. We seek candidates who have used their adoption story and formative youth experiences to lead, serve, and pursue a life of purpose and significance, both individually and for their communities.
Scholarships for Intercountry Adoptees Scholarships are often a key resource for adoptees navigating their identity because they offer crucial support during a formative period of self-discovery and growth. For many adoptees, the journey to understanding their identity involves reconciling complex feelings about their background, culture, and personal history. Scholarships can provide the tools and […]
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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.
S12F has a grant program to help adoptee focused 501(c)(3) organizations. The purpose of this program is to help non-profit adoptee centric organizations, created by adoptees and exclusively designed to help adoptees. We will also consider family preservation organizations that keep mothers and babies together or raise awareness of the harm of adoption in general. Our grants are for United States based 501(c)(3) organizations.
Also-Known-As Adoptee Excellence Scholarship is open to graduating high school senior sand current undergraduate international adoptees who demonstrate the attributes of leadership, drive, integrity, and civic engagement. We seek candidates who have used their adoption story and formative youth experiences to lead, serve, and pursue a life of purpose and significance, both individually and for their communities.
Scholarships for Intercountry Adoptees Scholarships are often a key resource for adoptees navigating their identity because they offer crucial support during a formative period of self-discovery and growth. For many adoptees, the journey to understanding their identity involves reconciling complex feelings about their background, culture, and personal history. Scholarships can provide the tools and […]
