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  • Scholarship Information

    Need Based Scholarships 2011- 2012

    Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation is offering five need-based scholarships

    • Pat Sutton Memorial Scholarship: $3,000
     One year scholarship for a Truckee High School student with exemplary community service attending a 4 year school.

    • Elenita Sullivan Memorial Scholarship: $8,000
     Four year scholarship for a North Tahoe High School student attending a 4 year school in a health related field ($2,000/year for 4 years).

    • Cameron and Jane Baird Scholarship: $10,000
     Four year scholarship for a Truckee or North Tahoe High School Latino/a student attending a 4 year school ($2,500/year for 4 years).

    • Cameron and Jane Baird Scholarship: $5,000
     Two year scholarship for a Truckee or North Tahoe High School Latino/a student attending a 2 year school ($2,500/year for 2 years).

    • Ed Plaut Jr. Art & Humanities Scholarship: $850
     One year scholarship for a Truckee or North Tahoe High School student pursuing studies in the Arts and/or Humanities field.

    • Robert “Fro” Frohlich Memorial Scholarship: $500
     One year scholarship to a North Tahoe High School student “pursuing your dream”.

    Deadline for all applications is Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at 5:00pm

    Mail:
    Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation
    P.O. Box 366
    Truckee, CA 96160
    Hand delivered:
    Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation
    11071 Donner Pass Road
    Truckee, CA 96161

    Download Scholarship Application 2012


  • TTCF Assessment

    Olive Grove Consulting performed an in-depth assessment of Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation which we would like to share with you.

    Click here for more information.

  • Everyone Can be a Philanthropist!

    Our donors have one thing in common – a passion for this region and the people who are part of it.
    Donors come to us through many doors:

    • A first charitable gift to our annual Gifts for Good campaign, where you write one check and benefit nearly every nonprofit in the region.

    • By joining the Queen of Hearts Women’s Fund and learning the joys of collective giving.

    • As referred by an estate planning attorney or CPA to take advantage of tax laws that enable
    money to stay local.

    • As part of a thoughtful strategy of creating a legacy in the region.

    • By seeking information on nonprofit organizations to become involved with.

    We hope you will explore our website and then contact us to become part of our community-building team!