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Welcome to the Community Foundation of Eastern CT's
Scholarships Portal

The 2024-2025 scholarship application is open Friday, Feb. 23 to Wednesday, May 1.

Browser: Use the most up-to-date version Google Chrome or Firefox for the best user experience. You may have technical issues with Safari or Internet Explorer.

For important updates about your application, award or renewal, be sure to add administrator@grantinterface.com to your Safe Senders List.

First time here?
Click Create New Account. We strongly recommend using an email address that you can access anytime, even after graduation (NOT a high school email). This is the email address we will use to communicate with you if we have questions or information about your scholarship application.

Been here before?
If you have already used our new online scholarship system, but have forgotten your password, please click Forgot Your Password? and follow the instructions.

Not Sure?
If you believe you already have a profile but you are unsure of your login information, DO NOT create a new profile, as doing so could result in the loss of your information. Instead, contact us at scholarships@cfect.org for assistance. Be sure to include your full name in the message.

For detailed instructions on the Scholarships Portal, you may want to view the following Applicant Tutorials:

The commonly seen suffixes for KB and MB do not always mean the same thing on different computers.

KB can mean 1000 bytes or 1024 bytes and MB can mean 1000 KB or 1024 KB depending on the computer you are using.

On one computer, 1 MB might mean 1,000,000 bytes, and on another computer 1 MB might mean 1,048,576 bytes (1024x1024). Because of this difference, a file on one computer that reports being 1 MB can be a different size than a file that shows 1 MB on another computer.

We display sizes in MiB for the following reasons:

1 MiB is always the same number of bytes (1,048,576)
A 1 MB file will always fit inside a 1 MiB limit no matter which MB meaning your computer is using.