Our purpose is to help economically disadvantaged students pursue and achieve success in education so that they can obtain meaningful employment. Our programs to serve that purpose are focused on scholarships.
Through business education and institutions that support Indigenous businesses, the Foundation aims to catalyze growth and economic development in Indigenous communities.
The Foundation makes grants to organizations that educate, mentor or otherwise support students with disabilities. In this area of funding the Foundation has chosen to focus on scholarships and employment.
Dedicated to creating paths to brighter futures, the Johnson Scholarship Foundation has invested in possibilities for 30 years. Through thoughtful planning and strategic partnerships, the Foundation has built a network of innovative funding programs and progressive relationships in the United States and Canada with some of the most respected and important community programs, schools, colleges and universities.
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The Johnson Scholarship Foundation is a private Foundation. It does not make individual grants. All scholarships and grants are made through selected institutions. The Foundation’s support of these causes is delivered through a variety of scholarships and grant programs, which are described in this site.
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