Goldendale Education Fund
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Scholarships
Provides scholarships to Goldendale High School graduates for vocational schools, trade schools, community colleges, and universities.
About
Goldendale Education Fund
Founded in
1996
EIN
911699732
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Educational Foundations
Address
550 WOODS RD CENTERVILLE, Washington 98613-2908 United States
Website
klickitatvalleyeducationtrust.com
Phone
(509)-773-5670
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About
The Klickitat Valley Education Trust (aka Goldendale Educational Fund) helps Goldendale High School graduates with education costs. Founded in 1995, the 501(c)(3) organization is run by a volunteer board. Contact them at 509-773-5670 or [email protected].
Mission
The Klickitat Valley Education Trust aims to help Goldendale High School graduates cover the expenses of furthering their education by maintaining a dedicated fund.
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