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Gino Castellan Memorial Foundation Scholarship

Red Deer

Who can apply: Graduating student-athletes who played high school sports in Central Alberta

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$750
DEADLINE Around April 30, 2027

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Last year's date. The provider hasn't posted this year's yet, so check their page before you plan around it.

Who can apply

Graduating student-athletes who played high school sports in Central Alberta

Worth knowing

The 2026 poster asked for the class of 2026 by April 30, 2026; the 2027 date here is rolled forward. Everything goes in one PDF by email to ginocastellanmemorial@gmail.com, and a reference letter from a coach is required.

About this scholarship

Four scholarships of $750 a year for graduating student-athletes who played high school sports in Central Alberta, have been accepted to a post-secondary institution, and show leadership in and out of sport, good citizenship and commitment to growing in their sport. You send a one to two page letter on how sport has shaped you and how you have given back, a list of your high school sports, a community involvement summary and proof of acceptance.