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Education is one of the most powerful tools for advancement. We’re committed to ensuring that Black students and other students of color have access to the resources they need to succeed. Through NAACP’s Inspire Initiatives, we’re offering a variety of scholarship opportunities to help students pursue their academic and career goals.
Scholarship applications are open now through April 11, 2025.
If you or someone you know could benefit from additional financial support, now is the time to apply. Scholarships are available for students at different stages of their educational journey, from high school seniors to those advancing their careers.
Available scholarships include: Agnes Jones Jackson Scholarship Building Beautiful Futures Scholarship Powered by Dark & Lovely James Weldon Johnson Scholarship Hubertus W. V. Willems Scholarship The Ed Dwight Scholarship The NAACP x Society Awards Scholarship The Dearmont-Dyas Scholarship
Don’t miss this opportunity to secure funding for your education.
Visit naacp.org/scholarships to learn more and submit your application today.
New Member or recently renewed your membership? You can help us increase membership by mentioning that you just joined our Manchester NAACP Branch via a Facebook/Instagram post and linking it to our page.
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March 11, 2025
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