As an advocate for higher education, Lorne Leibel is investing $7,000 in the future of one deserving Canadian student.
TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / December 22, 2020 / Founder and President of Canada Homes, Lorne Leibel is pleased to announce the closing of his Academic Scholarship Program. After an overwhelming number of applications, him and his team look forward to selecting a winner come January 2021.
"The high cost of post-secondary schooling has become a national concern," states Founder and President of Canada Homes, Lorne Leibel. "The current pandemic combined with a decrease in funding has led to significant tuition increases."
As someone who values higher education, Leibel is happy to help financially support those unable to make regular tuition payments.
To apply, candidates were asked to submit a 750-word essay, highlighting why they require academic funding. Students were also asked to outline their long-term career objectives while discussing how they plan to invest in their professional future.
Leibel would like to thank all students who took the time to fill out an application form.
For more information on the scholarship program please visit the following site.
About Lorne Leibel
Lorne Leibel is a former Olympic team member and world champion powerboat racer. As a self-driven individual, he has amassed extensive success in both his personal and professional endeavours. A long-time home builder, Leibel brings a high degree of expertise and enthusiasm to every one of his projects.
About Canada Homes
Canada Homes is a premier home-building business based out of Toronto, Ontario. Having completed over 36,000 homes, the company builds in ideal neighborhoods to ensure a high return on investment. Through the use of functional home designs and all-brick exteriors, every build is tailored to the needs of the client. With a strong focus on value and affordability, Canada Homes combines top quality products with outstanding customer service.
Contact Information:
Lorne Leibel
Email:[email protected]
Phone:(416) 798-7220 ext. 107
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