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Anne Ford Scholarship
The Anne Ford Scholarship is a $10,000 scholarship ($2,500/year over four years) granted to a graduating high school senior who will be enrolled in a full-time bachelor’s degree program in the fall. Students must have a documented learning disability (LD) and/or ADHD.
The Anne Ford Scholarships were created for students with learning disabilities to support their pursuit of post-secondary education and career advancement goals. Scholarship applicants should demonstrate their ability to contribute positively to society and present opportunities for other students with learning disabilities.
[Applications Closed]
Applications for the 2020 Anne Ford Scholarship have closed.
To learn more about the 2021 application, please check back in the fall.
Louis Carrico-Braun is the 2020 Anne Ford Scholarship Winner. Read more about Louis here.
Anne Ford Scholarship Winners:
- 2019 Tyler Washington
- 2018 Joe Hendrix
- 2017 Marcos Allen
- 2016 Elijah Ditchendorf
- 2015 Savannah Trevino-Casias
- 2014 Hanna Pintado
- 2013 Ross Chapman & Holly Schallert
- 2012 Silvia Ortiz Rosales
- 2011 Eleigha Love & Jared Schmidt
- 2010 Page Ive & Mackenzie Meyer
- 2009 Macy Olivas & Zeke Nierenberg
- 2008 Lenora Somervelle
- 2007 Ryan Makinson
- 2006 Michelle Lintner
- 2005 Liana Mulholland
- 2004 Erica Irwin
- 2003 Shannon Terrell
- 2002 Troy Spaunagle
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