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Scholarship opportunity for those with bleeding disorders in Michigan

Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan Academic Scholarship



Amount:


Two $1,500 scholarships.


Candidate:


Person, or immediate family member, with hemophilia or other inherited bleeding disorder residing in Michigan.


Deadline:


March (applications available in January)


Contact:


HFM Academic Assistance


The Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan


905 West Eisenhower Circle, Suite 107


Ann Arbor, MI 48103


(800) 482-3041


(734) 332-4226


fax: (734) 332-4204




Amount:


Two $1,500 scholarships.






Candidate:


Person, or immediate family member, with hemophilia or other inherited bleeding disorder residing in Michigan.


Deadline:


March (applications available in January)


Contact:


HFM Academic Assistance


The Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan


905 West Eisenhower Circle, Suite 107


Ann Arbor, MI 48103


(800) 482-3041


(734) 332-4226


fax: (734) 332-4204






Amount:


Two $1,500 scholarships.






Candidate:


Person, or immediate family member, with hemophilia or other inherited bleeding disorder residing in Michigan.


Deadline:


March (applications available in January)


Contact:


HFM Academic Assistance


The Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan


905 West Eisenhower Circle, Suite 107


Ann Arbor, MI 48103


(800) 482-3041


(734) 332-4226


fax: (734) 332-4204










It's two $1,500 scholarships (doesn't say undergrad or grad or what).


The application becomes available in January and is due in March. Contact:


HFM Academic Assistance


The Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan


905 West Eisenhower Circle, Suite 107


Ann Arbor, MI 48103


(800) 482-3041


(734) 332-4226


fax: (734) 332-4204










Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan


Phone: 800 482-3041






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