Minority Enterprise & Educational Development, Inc.
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TBA
Description:
MEED provides scholarships for minority and disadvantaged students in Denver Public middle schools and provide opportunities for their parents.
Programs and Projects:
In less than a decade, MEED has distributed nearly $400,000 in college scholarships to Colorado's minority youth. For over a quarter of a century, MEED has also provided recognition to successful minority businesses.
HOPE Scholarship (Helping Other People Emerge)
Each year, MEED has awarded HOPE Scholarships of $500 each to middle school students who have achieved academic excellence or shown significant improvement in their studies. As the student matures and succeeds, so does the scholarship award which has been deposited into an interest-bearing trust account until the student's high school graduation. The student can then apply the matured trust to his or her college of choice.
Additionally, the HOPE Scholarship in partnership with the Community College of Denver awards up to 15 credit hours at a community college of choice to the parents of the recipient.
TBA
Description:
MEED provides scholarships for minority and disadvantaged students in Denver Public middle schools and provide opportunities for their parents.
Programs and Projects:
In less than a decade, MEED has distributed nearly $400,000 in college scholarships to Colorado's minority youth. For over a quarter of a century, MEED has also provided recognition to successful minority businesses.
HOPE Scholarship (Helping Other People Emerge)
Each year, MEED has awarded HOPE Scholarships of $500 each to middle school students who have achieved academic excellence or shown significant improvement in their studies. As the student matures and succeeds, so does the scholarship award which has been deposited into an interest-bearing trust account until the student's high school graduation. The student can then apply the matured trust to his or her college of choice.
Additionally, the HOPE Scholarship in partnership with the Community College of Denver awards up to 15 credit hours at a community college of choice to the parents of the recipient.
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