Grade 12 Graduation Bursaries
Cascadia Credit Union has up to $10,000 in bursaries available to graduating high school students who are planning to attend a public or private post-secondary approved program.
To find out if you’re eligible, please review the complete criteria here.
Applications are available online here or in-person at the credit union. For more information, please contact Louise Toth at ltoth@cascadiacu.com.
The deadline to submit your application is April 30, 2026.

Bursaries
Fred Olynyk Bursary - Revelstoke Students
The Fred Olynyk High School Bursary honours the legacy of Fred Olynyk, a dedicated community leader and long-time resident of Revelstoke. A respected member of the forestry industry, avid gardener, and sports enthusiast, Fred devoted more than 28 years to serving as a director with the Revelstoke and District Credit Union and held leadership roles with BC Central Credit Union.
Created in his honour, this bursary recognizes graduating students from Revelstoke who reflect Fred’s commitment to community involvement, leadership, and perseverance as they pursue post-secondary education or training.

Investing in Student Success: CCU High School Bursary Program
Graduating from high school is an exciting milestone — and the beginning of new possibilities. At Cascadia Credit Union, we believe in supporting students as they take their next steps toward post-secondary education, skilled trades training, or other career pathways. The CCU High School Bursary helps make that transition easier by providing financial support to graduating students who are working toward their goals and building a bright future.
Who Can Apply
To be eligible for the CCU High School Bursary, applicants must:
- Be less than 19 years of age at date of graduation
- Provide interim transcript showing proof of credits toward a grade 12 graduation from a recognized secondary school.
- Be an active Cascadia Credit Union member for at least six months, in good standing
- Show community involvement
Applicants are also asked to submit a short 200-word essay on a topic chosen every year.