The Carrier® & Bryant® Distributors’ Education Foundation provides scholarship opportunities exclusively for children of HVAC dealers and contractors.

Funding Your Child’s Future

It’s no secret that earning a college or university degree can be one of the best – and most expensive – ways to prepare your son or daughter for success in the “real world.” And, because you are a Carrier or Bryant contractor, you have an exclusive opportunity to help your college-bound student fund his or her future – through the Carrier® & Bryant® Distributors’ Education Foundation. It’s one small way we can say “thank you” to our hard-working dealers and contractors.

Scholarships from the foundation are available to children of Carrier and Bryant dealers and contractors and their employees throughout the U.S. and Canada.

• Applicants should be enrolled in or entering a four-year accredited college or university.

• There is no restriction on the course of study. • All scholarships are for one year; students may re-apply for

subsequent years. • Distributors and their employees and family members are not

eligible to apply.

Scholarship finalists will be selected based on their demonstrated performance in school. Leadership, motivation and involvement in extracurricular activities will also be taken into consideration.

Contact your Carrier or Bryant distributor for more information, including the scholarship application form and the application deadline. Good luck with the application process, and thank you for all that you do as a Carrier or Bryant dealer or contractor.

©2018 Carrier & Bryant Distributors’ Education Foundation

Established in 1981, the Carrier & Bryant Distributors’ Education Foundation was created to commemorate the late William A. Blees for his many significant contributions to Carrier distributors. Today, the foundation continues serving the children of dealers and contractors while also honoring our industry’s founder, Dr. Willis Carrier.

A post-secondary scholarship fund is a fitting memorial, because Dr. Carrier attended Cornell University on a full, four-year merit scholarship. He earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, became a successful inventor and business person, and in 1902, he invented the founding principles of modern air conditioning. Dr. Carrier was a consummate scientist and an educator, but may not have even attended college without financial assistance.

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