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SPONSORS

Sponsors significantly enhance scholarship programs, offering credibility, resources, and sustainability. Their support attracts a wider range of applicants and provides opportunities for mentorship and professional growth. Sponsors' commitment reflects positively on their brand, aligning with social responsibility and fostering a lasting impact.

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SPONSOR -GROUPE 3737

It's a nationwide nonprofit that provides coaching and support to BIPOC-business owners and community organizations, including more than 1,000 entrepreneurs across Canada. They've given us a year-long grant as part of the federal government's Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative (SBCCI). Groupe 3737 in particular aims to support Black community institutions in Quebec by strengthening their overall organizational capacities by helping to improve their internal governance, financing, and management. 

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SPONSOR -BANK OF MONTREAL

Gemstar's valued sponsor, Bank of Montreal (BMO), plays a pivotal role in the scholarship program's success. Their support signifies a commitment to empowering aspiring scholars and investing in the future. Through BMO's partnership, Gemstar gains not only financial backing but also access to a wealth of resources and expertise. Sponsors like BMO contribute to expanding the scholarship's reach, enabling more students to achieve their educational aspirations. This collaboration fosters a sense of community and shared purpose, ultimately fostering a brighter future for deserving individuals.

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Sponsor: Baylis Medical Tech

The Gloria Baylis Foundation is the primary charitable giving program for Baylis Medical Technologies. 

The Gloria Baylis Foundation will continue to support initiatives related to education and youth development. Playmas Montreal Cultural Association is extremely grateful for the support of Baylis Medical Tech for the GemStar Scholarship Program.

Gloria Baylis (1929–2017) was a Barbadian-Canadian civil rights activist, registered nurse, and entrepreneur. She won the first-ever case of employment-related racial discrimination in Canada, and later founded the Baylis Medical Company, which was ranked as one of Canada's best-managed companies in 2018.

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