Club Stride Inc. is reducing structural, racial and health inequities by cultivating youth-led civic action.
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDS
Annual Scholarship Awards Gala
In early 2015, Club Stride hosted its first Annual Scholarship Awards Gala. Awards and scholarships are presented to youth and young adults ages of 15 and 24 who demonstrate a commitment to community, academics, church and family. Each young leader and/or humanitarian must actively operate in a talent or gift to positively impact and/or influence others. Each candidate is encouraged to demonstrate how they use their own talents or gifts to contribute to others.
Participants are awarded scholarships for their achievement in three categories: leadership, humanitarianism and/or academics.
Registration will begin April 1, 2024.
Scholarship Award Gala featured in the Times Herald Article

CATEGORY 1: Inner Winner LEADERSHIP AWARD — The nominee should have:
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Initiated an activity either to meet a need or provide a service of immediate value to others in community, church or family (Leadership can also be demonstrated by active participation in a sponsored organization); and
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used their talents and/or gifts, such as music, drama, visual and performing arts to benefit others; and
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volunteer and/or leadership experience in a faith-based organization, community or school organization; demonstrating commitment to community, church and/or family.
CATEGORY 2: Young Genius HUMANITARIAN AWARD — The nominee should have:
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be or have been involved in activities or other organized efforts in community or church that have facilitated inclusion and understanding among people of different religious faiths, ethnic backgrounds and racial groups. He or she should also have demonstrated a passion for fairness and justice and compassion for others in need; or
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demonstrate high academic achievement including grades, creativity, critical thinking, classroom participation and other behaviors that contribute to excellence in scholarship; and
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use their talents and/or gifts, such as music, drama, visual and performing arts to benefit others; and
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volunteer and/or leadership experience in a faith-based organization, community or school organization; demonstrating commitment to community, church and/or family.
CATEGORY 3: DETERMINATION AWARD — The nominee should:
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overcome unusual or overwhelming adversity to achieve personal success and contribute to other young adults in their community, church or family (i.e. Inspiring others); and
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used their talents and/or gifts, such as music, drama, visual and performing arts to benefit others; and
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volunteer and/or leadership experience in a faith-based organization, community or school organization; demonstrating commitment to community, church and/or family.