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October 11, 2002
More money for Aboriginal scholars Great-West Life Assurance Company has committed to donate $15,600 a year for the next three years to an Aboriginal scholarship program administered by the Foundation for the Advancement of Aboriginal Youth (FAAY). Established in 1994, FAAY is the oldest general-interest scholarship and bursary program for Aboriginal youth in Canada. The scholarship funds will be directed to Aboriginal students in business, arts and science programs. To find out more about FAAY, or to apply to the program, call (416) 961-8663.
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