We believe that advancement in the field of safety requires the strategic and consistent investment of resources. The BCSP Foundation, pursuant to this established value, has designated funds for the purposes of supporting students, academic institutions, researchers and innovators.
Potential grantees are invited to explore the funding options provided below, including the criteria for each of the funds and upon determination of applicability, engage in the grant application process. We look forward to working with all potential grantees to provide detailed information in support of their efforts. While the grants listed below are the primary funding opportunities, additional grantmaking can be considered at the direction of the Board of Trustees.
Upon review of the funding opportunities and specific grants available, potential applicants are welcome to contact the Foundation Program Coordinator for additional information and resource support.
Striving for Zero Injuries is a goal embraced by all of our 80+ operating companies. As advancements are made in the field of safety, it’s important that we stay trained and educated. Through our BCSP partnership, we help our qualified safety professionals continuously pursue educational opportunities in their field, while supporting our core value of Mission First, People Always.
The BCSP Foundation offers 40 scholarships to students attending any of BCSP’s Qualified Academic Programs (QAP). The $5,000 scholarship is available juniors, seniors, or master’s students. Each student’s qualification and award are determined by a review committee and the Foundation leadership. At this time, the BCSP Foundation is only accepting applications from US-based QAPs.
The Foundation, acting in coordination with BCSP, will administer funds within the Professional Advancement Fund for the specific purpose of alleviating the financial burden placed upon qualified SH&E programs seeking accreditation or re-accreditation through ABET/AABI.
Each year, the BCSP Foundation awards 40 students with $5,000 scholarships.
A donation to the campaign is an investment in students who will become leaders in the EHS profession.
