Our education scholarship program is a part of our education mission, which asserts that all people have a right to education involving exploration of the sources of our food and the natural landscape we are so grateful to have access to at Phillies Bridge Farm Project.

Programs take place at different times throughout the year. Please fill out one application for each program you are interested in.

Scholarship applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and will be closed if and when funds are depleted. You will be notified of your application status within a month of submission.

 

Please reach out to Education Director Ella Schwarzbaum at education@philliesbridge.org  with any questions.

 

- Basic needs include food, housing and transportation.
- Expendable income might mean you are able to buy coffee or tea at a shop, go the movies or a concert, buy new clothes, books and similar items each month etc.
- If you're underemployed, you are employed, but your job isn't enough for your training or economic needs.
- If you're underinsured, your healthcare doesn't adequately cover your medical expenses.

We also offer a very limited number of solidarity scholarships at zero cost to support those most closely impacted by state violence. This scholarship is intended to extend additional support (but is not limited) to BIPOC individuals, immigrants, refugees and families of incarcerated people, as well as others who do not have access to extra-curricular activities or wide open natural spaces.

If you identify with the above and want to receive a solidarity scholarship, select that option in the next section.