As we start the 2023/2024 school year this September, we at the Foundation are reflecting back on last year’s group of scholarship and bursary recipients! We hope all members of the graduating class of 2023 are thriving in this first year in the ‘real world’! Brokenhead River Community Foundation Bursary – $700Hannah Thiessen Brokenhead RiverContinue reading “2023 Scholarship Recpients”
Category Archives: Scholarships/Bursaries
BRCF Scholarship Deadline May 31, 2023
Calling all graduates in the EESSS catchment area! The deadline for scholarship and bursary applications with the Brokenhead River Community Foundation is Wednesday, May 31st! Head to https://buff.ly/3mnJi1j to learn about the available scholarships/bursaries and to fill out an online application form! Questions? Shoot us a message or text 431-343-2723!
Robert Rondeau Memorial Scholarship – #MondayFUNDay: Scholarship Edition
Another scholarship fund supporting the graduates of the Beausejour and Brokenhead communities is the Robert Rondeau Curling Memorial Scholarship. Bob spent most of his life in Beausejour. During this time, he became involved in the sport of curling, which became a lifelong passion. He attended the University of Manitoba, where he received his Bachelor ofContinue reading “Robert Rondeau Memorial Scholarship – #MondayFUNDay: Scholarship Edition”
Ken Matchizen Memorial Scholarship – #MondayFUNDay: Scholarship Edition
Calling all ESS Grads! Scholarship season is almost here! It’s time for #MondayFUNDay: Scholarship Edition. As you’re getting ready to head off into the world, the BRCF is here to help make that transition easier, by way of scholarships and grants. Looking to get into a trade? Electrician, crane operator, pipefitter, HVAC mechanic… the listContinue reading “Ken Matchizen Memorial Scholarship – #MondayFUNDay: Scholarship Edition”
My “Why” – Jarrett Powers
One of our newest Board Members, Jarrett Powers, shares his reasons for volunteering and donating to the Foundation, and speaks about how his local Foundation helps support recreational and minor sports organizations in the community. “I think it can be said that healthy foundations equal healthy communities.” To learn more, please visit our website at:Continue reading “My “Why” – Jarrett Powers”
Scholarships & Bursaries Available
Scholarships and Bursaries Available
Scholarship/Bursary Information
Scholarship and BursaryApplication Information Calling all 2022 Graduates in the Beausejour/Brokenhead area! This post is for you! Thanks to the generous donations of citizens of this community, the BRCF is pleased to be able to award scholarships and bursaries to deserving students in the Beausejour/Brokenhead area. If you are a graduating student, please read throughContinue reading “Scholarship/Bursary Information”
My “Why” – Ron Jackson
My “Why” – Ron Jackson #MyWhyWednesday#ThisIsMyWhy Every Wednesday, we will be sharing videos of our amazing volunteers and donors sharing their “why”. Ron Jackson, Former BRCF Board Member and President shares some history behind the Foundation and it’s beginnings, along with his reasons for wanting to be a part of the community foundation movement. .Continue reading “My “Why” – Ron Jackson”
My “Why” – Shaunda Rossington
My “Why” – Shaunda Rossington #MyWhyWednesday#ThisIsMyWhy Every Wednesday, we will be sharing videos of our amazing volunteers and donors sharing their “why”. Shaunda Rossington, Former BRCF Board Member shares her experience working with various community organizations, and how they benefited from receiving grants from The Brokenhead River Community Foundation. “I look back on all theContinue reading “My “Why” – Shaunda Rossington”
My “Why” – Leone Rondeau
My “Why” – Leone Rondeau #MyWhyWednesday#ThisIsMyWhy Every Wednesday, we will be sharing videos of our amazing volunteers and donors sharing their “why”. Leone Rondeau, BRCF Board Member shares the story behind the establishment of the Robert Rondeau Memorial Curling Scholarship Fund, and how it inspired her to become a BRCF Board Member. “When my husbandContinue reading “My “Why” – Leone Rondeau”