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CIBPA FOUNDATION
SINCE 1961
"Supporting the Italian-Canadian Montreal Community one Bursary at a Time."
DIASPORA STUDIES
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO FEBRUARY 28, 2024
APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
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about us
As the leading Private Scholarship Fund in Canada, we invest in students from the Italian- Canadian community in Montreal — giving them an opportunity to reach their fullest potential through monetary assistance.
Since its conception in 1961, the CIBPA Foundation has distributed over 3.5 million dollars for the purpose of supporting the education of young students of Italian origin in Quebec. Within the community, CIBPA’s bursary program is often touted as the true gem of the Italian-Canadian community in Montreal.
CIBPA Foundation supports creative thinkers who want to create a lasting change by addressing the causes of our greatest challenges. Your generous contribution can help to foster the lives of these individuals — and assist them in reaching their fullest potential.
our mission
Italian-Canadians have been an integral part of our country's growth and prosperity. Our traditional values, such as hard work, perseverance, dedication to preserving our cultural roots, giving back to the community and family, have kept our heritage strong throughout the generations.
Italian-Canadians have been an integral part of our country's growth and prosperity. Our traditional values, such as hard work, perseverance, dedication to preserving our cultural roots, giving back to the community and family, have kept our heritage strong throughout the generations.
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our history
The CIBPA’s bursary program started on May 13th, 1958.
At the time, the committee was presided over by Me Raphaël Esposito and made up of the following members: Dr. Antonio Binda, Antonio Capobianco, Patsy Colangelo, Alfredo Gagliardi, Jos. A. Garofalo, Dominic Padulo, Dr. Victor Panaccio, Louis Tondi and Martin Tucci.