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Scholarships
Are you a Gold Award recipient or
a college bound Girl Scout looking
for financial assistance?
Scholarships are a great way to get
recognized for all of your hard work
through leadership, community
service and academic activities.
This scholarship list will be
updated as more scholarships become
available. |
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"Most Valuable Student"
scholarship is sponsored by the Elks
National Foundation. Applicants need
to be a U.S. citizen and a senior in
high school who intend to pursue a
full-time four-year degree at a U.S.
college or university. Applicants
will also be judged on financial
need, leadership and scholarship.
The Elks National Foundation has
provided numerous scholarships
throughout the years. Please see
the Elks National Foundation
Scholarships at:
www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm.
To find the lodge closest to you, go to
www.elks.org/lodges. |
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Prudential Spirit of Community
Awards scholarship is sponsored
by the National Association of
Secondary School Principles. This
award was created to recognize
students in middle and high school
grades who have demonstrated
outstanding community service.
Applicants must be in grades 5-12
and a legal resident of the United
States. 2007-2008 deadlines will be
updated when available. For
questions call NASSP's Department of
Student Activities at (800)
253-7746, send an e-mail to
spirit@principals.org, or visit
www.prudential.com/spirit. |
Kohl's Kids Who Care
scholarships recognizes outstanding
volunteers who have made a
difference in the community. For
more information on next year's
scholarship please see:
http://www.kohlscorporation.com/CommunityRelations/Community05.htm |
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Violet Richardson
Award Soroptimist
International of Hampton Roads is
promoting an awards program targeted
at young women who make the
community and world a better place.
The Violet Richardson Award honors
young women between the ages of
14-17 for volunteer work in the
community.
begins at the local club level
and honors the recipient and
volunteer organization she chooses
each with a $250 award.
Winners will become eligible for one
of 29 regional awards of $1,000 with
a matching award to their volunteer
organization. One finalist
will be chosen from the regional
winners to receive a $2,5000 award,
again with a matching amount going
to their volunteer organization.
The deadline for this year's
scholarship is December 1, 2007. For more information visit
http://www.soroptimist.org. |
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