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One of the longest running programs of the Golden LEAF Foundation is the Golden LEAF Scholarship Program.
One of the longest running programs of the Golden LEAF Foundation is the Golden LEAF Scholarship Program.
 
Every year, local newspapers announce the Golden Leaf Scholarship as an opportunity for NC residents. It is a scholarship offered by the Golden Leaf Foundation for high school seniors entering as Freshmen into eligible 4yr college/universities OR Community College transfer students.
Every year, local newspapers announce the Golden Leaf Scholarship as an opportunity for NC residents. It is a scholarship offered by the Golden Leaf Foundation for high school seniors entering as Freshmen into eligible 4yr college/universities OR Community College transfer students.
 
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