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IBT ELECTION 2020-2021 Notice of LU Plan Submissions: 388M 747M 541S 625S Nomination Notices: 388M- English 388M- Spanish 747M 541S 625S
Nomination Results: 388M- English 388M- Spanish 747M 541S 625S
James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholaship Fund 2021 College and Vocational/Training Program Scholarships Available to the Sons and Daughters of Teamsters
The James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship Fund has begun accepting applications for the 2021 award year. The Fund awards financial scholarships to the sons, daughters and financial dependents of Teamster members.
Academic awards in the amount of $1,000 or $10,000 are awarded to eligible high school seniors. Vocational/Training program awards are available ranging from $500 to $2,000. In 2020, $1.2 million in scholarships were awarded. Details on the application process can be found on the JRHMSF website: www.jrhmsf.org
To apply, please go to this link and register: https://aim.applyISTS.net/JRHMSF
The application deadline is March 1, 2021.
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DC2 SCHOLARSHIP FUND 2020 TEAMSTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL 2
Scholarship Fund 2020
CONGRATULATIONS to the 2020 Teamsters District Council 2 Scholarship Winners:
Adriana Gamino, daughter of Pedro Gamino, from Tomatek, Firebaugh, CA;
Ashlee K. Kaiser, daughter of John T. Kaiser, from International Paper, Elk Grove, CA;
Monica Huynh, daughter of Cong Huynh, from Kaye Smith, Renton, WA;
Sophia Duong, daughter of Chanh D. Duong, from PCA, San Lorenzo, CA;
Thomas Carrillo, Jr., son of Thomas Carrillo, from International Paper, Tracy, CA.
Each winner is awarded $2,000. Winners have been notified via U.S. Mail and must respond to the Scholarship Dept. with proof of acceptance/enrollment and the correct mailing address where the scholarship check should be sent.
Best of luck on your future endeavors!
For additional information, please contact Espy Valencia at District Council 2
(714) 447-3382 or via email at scholarships@teamstersdc2.org
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