Tuesday, November 8, 2011

scholarships for youth in care

 



 
The HOpe Worldwide group is once again offering four scholarships to youth attending or going to attend college, youth in our care
 
the youth have to complete the essay contest above and enter,
 
 i am hoping you will each encourage youth at your offices to apply, read this below and the application is above attached, ie essay contest
 

Four educational scholarships will be awarded ($1500, $1000, and 2 for $750) at the HOPE worldwide MLK Day celebration on January 15th, to defray the cost of fees and books to three young men or women who will attend (or who are already attending) school after high school graduation.

Eligibility requirements: (1) You must be a senior in good standing in high school with plans on attending school upon graduation; or, (2) You must already be attending (and be in good standing at) a post-high school training program or college at the present time; (3) You must be presently served by the Massachusetts DCF; and, (4) you must not be a past winner. You must be present on January 15th to receive your prize, at the Lawrence High School Performing Arts Center in Lawrence, MA.

 

saf


From: Deborah Drake [mailto:qwdrake@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 12:18 PM
To: Lerman-Caruso, Saf (DCF); Banks, Michelle (DCF)
Subject: MLK Day

Dear Saf and Michelle,
 
Well, it is that time of year again! We are busy planning our party for the teens in Haverhill, Lawrence and Lowell, and then right around the corner will be MLK Day.
 
I am attaching the Essay contest information for this year--could you perform your magic once again to get the word out? I think last year we had 39 entries, and those who won were so deserving.
 
Also, we will be awarding a $500 scholarship to a high school senior, or a teen already in an accredited program, at our Christmas party on December 10th. So I will be sending a check to the DSS Kids Fund for that person sometime in December.
 
Hope you both had a very good year. This has been a very good year for us and HOPE worldwide with many new efforts and much enthusiasm. We are in the process of starting a "Saturday Academy" at Lawrence High School for non-English speaking students and their families, which is very exciting.
 
Have a great Thanksgiving!
Debbie
 
 
Deborah M. Drake
North West Region Director
HOPE worldwide - Boston Chapter

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