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Old June 28th 04, 04:31 PM
Eric Ross
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Default Charity/Foundation for helping youth become pilots.

I was wondering if there are some good charities and/or foundations that
have been set up to introduce and/or provide scholarships to youth who
would otherwise not be able due to social, monetary, etc. reasons to
pursue becoming a pilot(either as a hobby or professional).

Eric
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Old June 28th 04, 06:09 PM
NW_PILOT
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Try your local Civil Air Patrol http://www.cap.gov/


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I was wondering if there are some good charities and/or foundations that
have been set up to introduce and/or provide scholarships to youth who
would otherwise not be able due to social, monetary, etc. reasons to
pursue becoming a pilot(either as a hobby or professional).

Eric



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Old July 2nd 04, 10:01 PM
Margy Natalie
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Around here there's a group of Tuskeegee Airmen in a Black Pilots
Association that help kids out. Not sure of the exact name.

Margy

Eric Ross wrote:

I was wondering if there are some good charities and/or foundations that
have been set up to introduce and/or provide scholarships to youth who
would otherwise not be able due to social, monetary, etc. reasons to
pursue becoming a pilot(either as a hobby or professional).

Eric


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Old July 3rd 04, 03:19 AM
Rick Durden
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Eric,

The Blue Yonder Foundation is set up to do precisely what you have in
mind. Don't have the web site handy, but it provides full ride
scholarships for a private pilot certificate to high school students.

All the best,
Rick

Eric Ross wrote in message ...
I was wondering if there are some good charities and/or foundations that
have been set up to introduce and/or provide scholarships to youth who
would otherwise not be able due to social, monetary, etc. reasons to
pursue becoming a pilot(either as a hobby or professional).

Eric

 




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