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Chuck Love Memorial Scholarship

Medicine Hat

Who can apply: Monsignor McCoy High School grade 12 students

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Up to $500
Applications go through your school.
DEADLINE September 15, 2026

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Who can apply

Monsignor McCoy High School grade 12 students

Worth knowing

Two steps, in this order: the principal proposes candidates to the Foundation, then you send a written request of your own setting out how you qualify and what you plan to do afterwards. Documents are due to the Foundation by September 15 and everyone hears back by September 30.

About this scholarship

Named for Chuck Love, who was vice principal of St. Mary's and of McCoy and later principal of McCoy, Mother Teresa and St. Francis Xavier. It goes to a Grade 12 student at Monsignor McCoy High School who is active in student council and in at least one other school activity, shows strong character and academic perseverance, and leads by doing for others. The Foundation caps the total paid out at $500 in any one year.

How to apply

1 Ask your guidance counsellor how your school handles this award.
2 Ask for the school deadline too. It is often earlier than the one listed here.