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The Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Offering college scholarships to students from New England with financial need
who display academic excellence, strong citizenship and character, and a desire
to make a meaningful contribution to society.
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OUR CURRENT RECIPIENTS
In 2012-2013, 504 students will receive more than $2.8 million in assistance for college expenses. 160 of these awards are new this year, while 344 are renewed awards.
To see the list of recipients, please click here.
These students display financial need, academic excellence and a demonstrated concern for others in their schools, communities and families.
POTENTIAL APPLICANTS
The deadline has now passed for applications for the 2013-2014 school year. We wish all applicants the best of luck as they head to their college campuses next year!
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SUMMER 2012 VISITORS
For a list of visitors, please click here.
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CURRENT PHILLIPS SCHOLARS
The deadline for 2013-2014 Renewal Applications was March 25, 2013. Phillips Scholars who have missed the deadline are invited to reapply next year. Be sure to check the website next fall for pertinent information about the 2014 deadline and procedures.
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Phillips Scholar Samantha Bissell shows off the shelving she and her Alternative Spring Break team built in Wheeling, WV. Samantha is involved with numerous service organizations at Emmanuel College.
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Phillips Scholar Jon Kauffman is involved in campus life at Cedarville University. He is a leader in a program called Fostering Friendships, which links college students with area foster children. Jon also traveled to Africa on a mission trip this summer to serve the people of Malawi.
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Niclette Kibibi – Eastern Mennonite University - 2010
"Never would I forget the day that I received an acceptance letter from the Stephen Phillips Scholarship. By agreeing to fund my education, you restored more than hope for me: you strengthened my commitment to help others. You showed me how life-changing a helping hand, whether big or small, could be for those desperately in need. You equally challenged me to open my eyes to all types of poverty—spiritual, financial, moral and emotional—and to begin to act now rather than waiting for the future."
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