Ruth Goldbloom Bursary
From NSCAD University
Dr. Ruth Goldbloom (1923-2012) was one of six children born to Rose Schwartz, a Russian immigrant to Cape Breton who was widowed at a young age. Inspired by her mother’s work ethic and dedication to community, Ruth became a lifelong volunteer fundraiser and community builder.
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- Community arts
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- Scholarship or bursary
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Dr. Ruth Goldbloom (1923-2012) was one of six children born to Rose Schwartz, a Russian immigrant to Cape Breton who was widowed at a young age. Inspired by her mother’s work ethic and dedication to community, Ruth became a lifelong volunteer fundraiser and community builder. She was a universal genius of philanthropy, not specializing in one single discipline or cause, but touching institutions as diverse as the IWK Health Centre, Symphony Nova Scotia, the United Way, and many of the province’s universities.
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Source: https://nscad.ca/future-students/apply/awards-bursaries-and-scholarships/ (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 11, 2026.
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