CEDA offers scholarships to students in low-income families

CEDA offers student scholarships for low-income families

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CEDA offers student scholarships for low-income families

The Community and Economic Development Association (CEDA) is offering scholarships for students in low-income families. The scholarships range from $500 to $3,000 for residents of Suburban Cook County.

Students must submit a competed scholarship application (that can be obtained by going online at www.CEDAOrg.net) no later than Friday June 8, 2018 (by 5 pm). For more information, call CEDA at 800-571-2332 (CEDA) or email [email protected].

CEDA offers scholarships to students in low-income families
CEDA offers scholarships to students in low-income families for the 2018-2019 school year


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