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Help Us Choose The Recipient Of Our $5000 Scholarship!
SOS $5000 Scholarship Finalists
Congratulations to all of our qualifying finalists for our 2014 scholarship – you all did an amazing job!
We received so many amazing entries for our $5000 scholarship award, that we couldn’t pick a winner!
So we’re opening it up to you – the public – to help us choose!
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To qualify, students had to creatively prepare an action plan that outlining the prevention of the social issues covered in our magazine. These action plans are outlined in the videos of our finalists.
Vote once per day until December 5th for the entry that you feel is the most deserving of the scholarship. The video with the most votes will receive $5000 to put towards their education.
