A LEGACY OF OPPORTUNITY
Chamberlin Loan Fund
The Chamberlin Loan Fund was established by Sarah A. Chamberlin in 1937 to help provide financial support, mainly in the form of interest-free loans, for full-time higher education for women of good character and promising scholarship who might not otherwise be able to procure a college education.
Preference will be given to students in attendance at Cornell University, as stipulated in the will, and to students whose legal residence is in Western New York.
HELPING STUDENTS MOVE FORWARD
Funds for Education
Funds for Education was established to provide additional financial support to full-time college students in the Western New York area in the form of specialized loans, grants, or scholarships.
These funds are obtained from proceeds from our Annual Book Sale and generous donors. The funds include several named awards:
- Mollie Fleysher: For students studying the arts and/or music.
- Mrs. Brownwell: Favors a student from Lyndonville, Medina, or Middleport.
- Suzanne Taeger: For students working in literacy programs.
Applicants, women or men, must demonstrate superior academic achievement, have potential for achieving their academic and career goals, and show financial need.
