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Matthews and Swift Educational Trust Scholarship
Knights of ColumbusOverview
The Francis P. Matthews and John E. Swift Educational Trust Scholarships are available to children of members in good standing who are killed or permanently disabled, by hostile action, while serving in the armed forces in a combat zone designated as such by the Knights of Columbus Board of Directors, as well as the children of fulltime firefighters and law enforcement officers, who while in the lawful performance of their duties, died as a result of criminal violence directed at them. To qualify, you need to have applied to and been admitted to a Catholic college in a bachelor’s degree program. Applications must be filed within two years of the date of death or official determination of disability.
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