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Eligibility: Children of NC Certified EMT-Paramedics, whose parent (the EMT-P) has passed away and was currently affiliated with an Emergency Medical Service Agency in North Carolina. This person must meet all rules and regulations defined for consideration of scholarship funds provided by The Tammy Wilson Foundation. Funds are determined by current financial status of the foundation but will not exceed $3000.00 per semester for a four year institution and $1000.00 per semester for a two year institution.   Rules and Regulations Purpose: The purpose of the Tammy Wilson Foundation Scholarship is to provide educational assistance to the children of deceased paramedics. In the event that there are no qualifying applicants then children of current paramedics will be considered for the scholarship based on financial need and merit. Value: The value of the scholarships to be awarded will be decided on an annual basis depending on fund availability. Applicants may reapply on an annual basis. Prior winners are not automatically guaranteed to be awarded the scholarship each year. Guidelines: 1. Applicants must provide a completed application. 2. Applicants must provide a written essay of at least one page stating why the applicant is interested in the scholarship and why the scholarship is needed. 3. Applicants must provide a copy of their most recent school transcript from high school and all colleges previously attended. For the last year the student must have maintained a C average. 4. Applicants must provide a letter of recommendation from a school official. (i.e. teacher, counselor, principal, ect.) 5. Applicant must provide a financial statement outlining what educational expenses are expected (copy of tuition, fees, room and board from prospective schools), what grants or scholarships are expected, employment information, and family contributions. 6. Scholarship funds will be paid directly to the educational institution for room, board, tuition, feeds, and books. Any other educational expenses must be submitted in writing to the Board of Directors for consideration.
A Paramedic is a unique profession which requires dedication unknown to most professions. Being a Paramedic is a lifestyle, not just a career. The Tammy Wilson Foundation is a group of paramedics who seek to make a difference in the lives of children of deceased paramedics by assisting with college education expenses.