Updated: April 1, 2025
The Enfield Volunteer Fire Department is once again providing two annual post-secondary education bursaries in the amount of $500.00. If awarded, the funds will be sent by cheque directly to your post-secondary institution.
The Enfield Volunteer Fire Department was formed in the late summer of 1957 and is one of the oldest departments in the area. The founding members were: Harold Ledwidge, Lou Parker, Floyd Logan, Jim Horne, Warren Gilby, Austin Adams, Jack Thompson, Joe Ledwidge, Murray Clarke, Alex McKeen, and Laurie Ledwidge. Lou Parker was the first Enfield Fire Chief.
Enfield Volunteer Fire Department Memorial Trust was created and established in memory of and to honour past members of the Department who have made significant contributions to the fire service and community. This is a way to leave a legacy moving forward supporting the goals and vision of the department.
Eligible applicants must:
Each applicant is required to submit:
Incomplete or missing applications will not be considered. We do not contact applicants if something is missing, you are required to ensure that the application is complete and submitted before the deadline.
Applications will be reviewed by the Enfield Volunteer Fire Department Memorial Trust Committee and the bursaries will be awarded to the recipients during their June 2025 high school graduation ceremony. Only successful applicants will be contacted.
Please submit complete applications by 4:00pm, May 30th, 2025 via mail, online or in-person.
Applications can be mailed to our station at the above address with attention to: The Memorial Trust Committee or via email at: memorialtrust@enfieldfire.ca.
Incomplete applications will not be considered. We encourage any interested students to access our website at: enfieldfire.ca for more information or contact us directly for specific questions or concerns at memorialtrust@enfieldfire.ca.
All applications are strictly private and confidential, for committee use only.