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SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

This is a notice to all parents of 2012 graduating high school students.
 
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION.......

1,000 SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES


Ann C. Phillips

PHILADEPHIA, PA - (10/10/2012) - Philadelphia Youth Action, Inc. (YA), a student-led non-profit service organization, in partnership with The Stafford Foundation will select five 2012 high school graduates who are college freshmen to receive a $1,000 college scholarship from the Ann C. Phillips Scholarship Fund. Youth Action members and supporters established the Ann C. Phillips Scholarship Fund to commemorate the life and legacy of Ann Phillips, a beloved friend and Youth Action Ally who made many personal contributions and offered much professional guidance over the years to the team. It is the first such scholarship honoring a Youth Action Ally member.




Team President Anthony Phillips with 2011 Scholarship Recipients Bradley Harley of Kutztown
University and Ricardo Brens of Millersville University
This $5,000 scholarship fund will recognize five students who have demonstrated outstanding academic, leadership, service and extracurricular achievements. Scholarships also recognize financial need, programs of study and other accomplishments. All scholarship recipients will exemplify the spirit of servant leadership, selflessness, altruism and pursuit of excellence in their academic endeavors and extracurricular activities. The primary criteria for scholarship selection will be a candidate's demonstrated leadership performance and potential, as well as a strong commitment to serve in their communities. Candidates are required to be 2012 high school graduates and current freshmen at a degree granting institution, be of good moral character, and exhibit academic achievement by having a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. They also must be attending an accredited, degree-granting two-to-four year college or university, or professional school at the time of application.

"The scholarship fund advances Youth Action's goal to promote excellence in education while maintaining an unrelenting commitment to serving the community" says Youth Action Senior Advisor, Linda Lewis.


With each scholarship presented, Youth Action will publicly present achievements and seek to encourage further work on the part of the recipients. Thus, Youth Action hopes that this will motivate others to follow their lead in service to their communities.To be considered for for this scholarship, interested applicants must apply for the Ann C. Phillips scholarship by Monday, November 12th, 2012. Interested applicants should visit Youth Action's website to apply for the scholarship at www.youthactionteam.org. The scholarship application is featured on the front page of the website. Applicants can also contact Youth Action's senior advisor Linda Lewis at llewis@youthactionteam.org or call 1-888-Youth90 ext 901 if they should have any questions, comments or concerns.

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