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Leaders Save Lives Scholarship Program

These days, students seem to be willing to get involved in community services. By helping people dealing with the harsh reality of life, students can develop empathy, compassion and leadership skills and expand their knowledge. Keeping this fact in mind, the American National Red Cross has brought an amazing funding offer called Leaders Save Lives Scholarship Program. To be an ideal candidate for this program, you need to be currently enrolled in high school, college, university, technical school, trade school, or community college.

This is an amazing opportunity that will give you a chance to help others and get financial support for your education. During this program, all you will need to do is organize a blood drive during summer or winter break, and if your blood drive collects at least 25 pints, you can win this scholarship. This program has many benefits for students. If you take part in this program, you can improve the life quality of others, cultivate some essential field skills and acquire financial backing that you need to take your educational journey to a whole new level.

American National Red Cross is also recognized as American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization based in Washington, D.C. It was formed on 21 May 1881 by Clara Barton to provide emergency assistance, disaster relief, and disaster preparedness education in the United States. It is a comprehensive network of donors, volunteers and employees who hold the common mission of preventing and relieving suffering in the USA and across the world.

Brief Description

Obtain quick information by checking out the given table:

Organization American National Red Cross
Educational Level All
Subjects All
Amount Varies
Access Mode Online
Number of Awards N/A
City Washington
Nationality Domestic
Country United States
Application Deadline January 22, 2021
Application Fee N/A
Requirements N/A

Who May Be Eligible

If you meet the following requirements, then you are eligible to become the potential candidate for this program:

  • The Leaders Save Lives Program Scholarship is open to all participating Blood Program Leaders of the Program.
  • The scholarship opportunity is open to high school, college, university, technical school, trade school and community college students who are
  • legal residents of the United States
  • enrolled in their school in the United States,
  • if currently a high school student, graduate high school after their senior year and continue education following graduation at an accredited two-year, four-year college, university, technical school, trade school or community college.
  • College, university, technical school, trade school and community college students must have at least one remaining academic semester and continue education the subsequent semester.
  • Children of American Red Cross employees are eligible

How to Apply

All you have to do is to sign up to host a blood drive while school is out of session and join the impressive group of youth across the nation who are helping save lives with the American Red Cross.

Benefits

There are currently three prizes available for students:

  • $1,000 (four winners)
  • $1,500 (one winner)
  • $2,500 (one winner)

These awards are a contribution toward student’s future higher educational cost and will help them alleviate their educational burden.

Application Deadline

Applications will be considered until January 22, 2021. Make sure that your application reaches to the organization by this date.

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Indu Singh

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