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American Electric Power System Educational Trust Fund
Everything below comes from the foundation’s Form 990-PF (tax period ending 2024-02-29) — the public filing where a foundation that accepts applications must state who to contact, how to apply, its deadlines, and its restrictions. Free to read, always.
Who is eligible
Restrictions are quoted from the filing’s own words. A foundation’s mailing address doesn’t always decide who’s eligible — the restriction text above does.
How to apply
Application contact
- Scholarship America
- 7900 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE SUITE 500 · Minneapolis, MN, 55425
- Phone: (800) 537-4180
Deadline
We don’t compute a date we can’t verify — the filing’s own words above are the best available record. Confirm with the foundation.
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American Electric Power System Educational Trust Fund — frequently asked
Who is eligible for American Electric Power System Educational Trust Fund?
The foundation's filing states: "The american electric power system educational trust fund awards scholarships to eligible children of employees of american electric power and its subsidiaries. Applicants must be seniors in high school who are planning to pursue a baccalaureate degree from an accredited university. Students who receive full scholarship awards from other sources or who receive appointments to one of the service academies are not eligible to participate in this program. A child of a member of the board of directors of any of the american electric power system companies (at the time of the award) is not eligible to receive an award. The grants are made on an objective and nondiscriminatory basis pursuant to a procedure approved by the irs in a letter dated march 12, 1973." Always confirm current eligibility with the foundation before applying.
What is the deadline for American Electric Power System Educational Trust Fund?
The filing describes the deadline as: "The submission deadline is historically in march, but circumstances may cause the deadline to be ext" Confirm the exact date with the foundation.
How do I apply to American Electric Power System Educational Trust Fund?
From the filing: "Applications for scholarships by eligible applicants are submitted through the application portal on the website of scholarship america (https://scholarshipamerica.org/). Applicants must fill out the online application and include financial information, a current, complete transcript of the student's grades, and one online recommendation form submitted on the student's behalf." Applications go to the contact listed on this page in Minneapolis, MN.
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Where this information comes from
Every fact on this page is published from the foundation’s own IRS Form 990-PF for the tax period ending 2024-02-29 (EIN 237418083). Part XV of that form is where a private foundation that accepts unsolicited applications must tell the IRS — and the public — who to send applications to, what to include, any deadlines, and any restrictions on awards. Most of these programs are never listed on scholarship search sites; the filing is often the only public record they exist.