Target All-Around Scholarships
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* In 2006, Target awarded more than 750 All-Around Scholarships
* Total amount awarded: More than $780,000 in 2006
* Scholarships go to high school seniors as well as college undergraduates
All-Around Success
When Target opened its first store in 1962, it made a strong commitment to support and empower the communities its stores serve. These commitments include supporting education through innovative programs that reach children from birth through Grade 12. One of these support vehicles is through our All-Around Scholarship program.
Sweet success
Over the last 10 years, Target has awarded $16 million to more than 16,000 high school seniors and college undergraduates as part of its All-Around Scholarship program. This year alone, Target will award more than 750 scholarships worth $1,000 and one $25,000 scholarship to deserving students.
Coming to an end
After this year's scholarships are awarded, Target will discontinue the All-Around Scholarship and focus on supporting education programs that specifically benefit children in grades K-12.
New innovations?
What innovative programs will be rolled out next to support education in the communities we serve? More information will be coming your way this summer as details are finalized.
Approximate scholarship value: $780000
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