Scholarships and Camperships
Sr.
Carol Beairsto Postgraduate Assistance Fund
This fund is meant to assist former graduates of Collier High School
and Collier Group Home who have reached age 21, have not qualified
for other assistance, and may have had to postpone their plans for
postgraduate studies due to personal difficulties such as health
concerns or financial hardship. The intention of the fund is to
augment one’s ability to enter a training program or school which
will further one’s education or job readiness or advancement. $500
Scholarship.
PFC
Grad to Grad Scholarship
This scholarship was created by a former student to honor Collier
High School graduating seniors who have displayed perseverance and
resiliency and to assist them in pursuing their education beyond
high school. The scholarship is awarded to a student, with financial
need, who will attend a technical, vocational or two-year college.
$300 awarded one-time only.
Sr.
Eileen Groogan Scholarship
The purpose of the scholarship is to promote post high school
collegiate opportunity for seniors who are students at Collier High
School or seniors in residence at Collier Group Home. This renewable
scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial
need. $500 renewable up to four years.
Howard
M. Schoor Humanitarian Fund
The Fund, established in honor of Mr. Schoor’s outstanding
contribution to Collier Services as the first President of the
Collier Services Foundation Board, is used to assist children and
families, in any of the Collier programs, who have a compelling need
not addressed by other resources.
Campership
The Campership program provides the means for at-risk,
economically-disadvantaged children, who live in Monmouth County, to
attend Collier’s Kateri Day Camp. $310 per two-week session.
Project
Eco Scholarship
The scholarship provides special education students, who have
financial need that is not addressed by other resources, with the
opportunity to attend a special education, counseling and camp
program at Kateri Environmental Center. $3,150 for six weeks.
Eugene
F. Croddick Memorial Fund
The Fund, established to honor Mr. Croddick’s dedication to the
mission of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd and Collier Services, is
used to assist graduates of Collier High School or Collier Group
Home in achieving their educational goals. $500 Scholarship.
JET
Scholarship
The scholarship pays for an at-risk teenager to participate in a Job
Experience and Training program, under the supervision of a
professional social worker, at Kateri Day Camp. $3,150 for eight
weeks.
For
more information, contact the Development
Office.
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