American Indian Education Fund (AIEF)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Addison, TX).
(800) 416-8102
The American Indian Education Fund is a program of Partnership With Native Americans. It gives college and trade-school scholarships to Native students. Through reservation partner programs, it also gives backpacks with school supplies and books to Native children, and it runs a leadership program for Tribal community leaders.
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What they offer 5
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4 Directions Leadership Development (4D)Program
A learning program where a group of Tribal community leaders trains together over time. It builds leadership skills for work and personal life.
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Literacy ServiceProgram
AIEF sends books and reading rewards to Native children through its reservation partner programs. The goal is better reading and a love of books.
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School SuppliesProgram
Each school year AIEF gives backpacks full of school supplies to students on reservations. They are handed out through partner programs and schools.
Grants
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AIEF Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships
Competitive scholarships help Native college students pay for school. Awards are up to $2,000 per school year and go first to tuition.
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AIEF Vocational Scholarship
A scholarship for students training for a certification or degree in a trade or specialized field. Awards run from $500 to $2,000 per year.
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