Program
WeTogether Scholarship
WeTogether Scholarship program provides financial support to the next generation of Jane and Finch community leaders during their post-secondary education within Canada.
WeTogether Scholarship
WeTogether Scholarship program provides financial support to the next generation of Jane and Finch community leaders during their post-secondary education within Canada.
For Post Secondary Students
WeTogether Young Adult Scholarship
- 2026 WETOGETHER SCHOLARSHIP
The goal of WeTogether Scholarship program is to support post-secondary students who are enrolled in Canadian Universities or Colleges for Fall 2026, and to assist the next generation of Jane and Finch area community leaders with financial support during their academic year. It is available for all post-secondary students who meet our program eligibilities regardless of race or religions. The program supports 7-9 students annually with $2,000 per student. - Eligibility
– Post-Secondary Students currently enrolled in Canadian Universities or Colleges with minimum average of 70% or B-
– Age between 18-35 inclusive (driver’s license or phone bill to be brought for the interview)
– Place of Residence within Jane & Finch area: M3J, M3K, M3M, M3N, M9L, M9M using FSA (first 3 digits of the postal code) — driver’s license or phone bill to be brought for the interview
– Amount of scholarship: $2,000/student
– Award Ceremony: Friday, November 20, 2026
- Recruitment Process
– Application > Interview > Selection > Award > Payment
– Interview Date: Friday, October 16, 2026. Selected applicants will be contacted individually. (Note: The essay will be written on-site during the interview).
- Submission Deadline
Friday, October 9, 2026
- Where to Submit
info@wtcanada.org | Phone: 416-642-7051
For Secondary Students
WeTogether Essay Contest
- 2026 STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST
The goal of WeTogether Scholarship program is to support secondary students and to assist the next generation of Jane and Finch area community leaders with financial support during their academic year. It is available for all secondary students who meet our program eligibilities regardless of race or religions. The program supports 4 students annually with $500 per student. - Eligibility
– All students enrolled in grades 9-12 in secondary schools in September 2026
– Place of Residence within Jane & Finch area – M3J, M3K, M3M, M3N, M9L, M9M using FSA (first 3 digits of the postal code)
– Amount of scholarship: $500/student
– Award Ceremony: Friday, November 20th, 2026 - Application Deadline
Friday, October 9, 2026 - Where to Submit
info@wtcanada.org - Topics:
1. “From Community to Contribution: What Change Will You Make?”
Every community is shaped by the people who live in it. As you prepare to begin your post-secondary education, what kind of contribution do you hope to make to your community and society? In your essay:
– Identify an issue, need, or opportunity that matters to you.
– Explain why it matters and how it has influenced your thinking.
– Reflect on an experience that has shaped your values, perspective, or sense of responsibility.
– Describe what you hope to learn through your post-secondary education.
– Propose specific ways you hope to use your knowledge, skills, and experiences to make a positive contribution.
– Look ahead: What kind of person and community member do you hope to become?2. “Education Beyond the Classroom”
What is the most important lesson you have learned outside the classroom, and how has it prepared you for post-secondary education and life?
(Education does not happen only in a classroom. Some of our most important lessons come from our experiences with family, friends, employment, volunteering, sports, community involvement, challenges, responsibilities, and relationships with others.)
In your essay:
– Describe a meaningful experience: Tell us what the experience taught you about yourself, other people, or the world.
– Show how the lesson changed you: Explain how the experience has influenced the way you make decisions, approach challenges, work with others, or contribute to your community.
– Connect your experience to your future: Explain how the lessons you learned will help you as you enter post-secondary education and beyond.