Scholarships
A Chance To…
Are you a parent of a student, graduating high school senior, or collegiate student-athlete who has faced challenges in the juvenile justice, foster care, or adult probation system but has worked hard to turn your life around? We are pleased to offer a $1000 scholarship to support your journey towards higher education.
- Applicant must have been involved in the juvenile justice or adult probation system.
- Applicant must demonstrate a commitment to education and enrolled in a college or university.
- Applicant must have a High School Diploma or GED
To apply for the scholarship, please submit the following:
- 1. A personal statement (250 words maximum) detailing your experiences with the juvenile justice system or adult probation system, how you have overcome challenges, and how this scholarship will assist you with your future educational goals.
- 2. Two letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or community leaders who can speak to your character and achievements.
- 3. Proof of acceptance or enrollment in a college or university.
Application Open : August 3, 2024
Application Closed : TBA
Prom Scholarship
Are you a high school senior who is scheduled to graduate and eagerly anticipating prom night but facing financial hurdles in securing the perfect suit and shoes? I've been in your shoes and understand the importance of feeling confident and prepared for a night that you have rightfully earned. With that said, I am committed to paying it forward and would like to help you make this moment a night you will never forget. Every student deserves the chance to shine on prom night, regardless of financial circumstances. Please apply or spread the word if you or someone you know fits the eligibility criteria and could benefit from this scholarship.
- Applicant must be a high school senior scheduled to graduate.
- Applicant must demonstrate financial need.
- Applicant must submit a brief essay sharing their aspirations and explaining why they should be chosen for the scholarship.
- Applicant must be willing to tell their story to help spread awareness to future potential scholars.
Together, let’s ensure that no high school senior misses out on the opportunity to celebrate this significant achievement. Apply now, and let’s make your prom dreams a reality!
To apply for the scholarship, please submit the following:
- 1. A personal statement (250 words maximum) detailing your experiences with the juvenile justice system or adult probation system, how you have overcome challenges, and how this scholarship will assist you with your future educational goals.
- 2. Two letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or community leaders who can speak to your character and achievements.
- 3. Proof of acceptance or enrollment in a college or university.
Application Open : August 3, 2024
Application Closed : TBA
Please note that this scholarship is not gender specific and will be reviewed and selected by a committee.