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Washington HECB American Indian Endowed Scholarship

This program provides scholarships to students who have close cultural and social ties to an American Indian tribe and/or American Indian community in Washington State. The endowment fund is comprised of monies contributed by the state and matched by private donors. Donors include individuals, corporations, and tribes. The interest earnings are used each year to award scholarships to financially needy, full-time students who agree to use their education to benefit other American Indians. Approximately 15 new scholarships of $500 to $2,000 each are awarded annually.

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