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That foundation is among the largest in Europe, using its assets to create scholarship and prize programs, build the $75 million Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center in Athens, endow Greek studies chairs at universities in the United States and elsewhere, and support dozens of other projects.

They donated $4.5 million to help create scholarships for students to study overseas.

Mr. Frank said the society would become a nonprofit corporation, using proceeds from the memorial recital to create scholarships for young organists.

Long Island University said that it would provide scholarships for current students whose parents or spouses were killed in the attack, and create scholarships named after students who were lost in the attack.

The payments so far have increased the country's gross domestic product by 50percentt and allowed the government to put electricity on the outer islands and create scholarships for its citizens.

We should create scholarships to ensure that people in recovery can get the education they need to qualify and create staff positions that allow for various levels of education -- but we should not have lower standards for addiction care than for other specialties.

Mr. Maniatty created Scholarship Funds for Westport Police and Fire personal and their families, supported their Benevolent Foundation and launched the Defibrillator Program which has saved hundreds of lives.

"When you are looking for someone who is responsible for creating scholarship dollars across the state of Tennessee, that is a serious endeavor," he says.

Whole states like Georgia created scholarship programs to keep bright, not-necessarily-poor students from leaving the state to attend college.

More could be done, such as creating scholarship funds for veterans and giving course credit for time and experience in the military, depending on the major.

Additionally, to retain the current crop of rural eye care workers and possibly attract more, policy formulators should address the rural eye care workers' limited access to professional development and career progression by creating scholarship programmes and giving preferential sponsorship to workshops/refresher courses specifically for rural eye care workers.