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African American Male Education Network & Development

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$50k in Scholarships Presented to A²MEND Students

July 11, 2022

A²MEND presented $50,000 in scholarships to student mentees during the organization’s annual summit held earlier this year. The scholarship funds are annually donated to deserving students who are currently mentored through the organization.

A²MEND scholarships provide mentees with financial support for tuition, books and living expenses. Scholarships are awarded to students with special qualifications, such as academic achievement, artistic abilities, demonstrated leadership and/or athletic talents. Scholarships also are awarded to students who are in a particular field of study, are members of underrepresented groups or demonstrate a financial need. The students will use the funds to pursue their studies in community colleges or further their education at four-year universities.

Since launching the scholarship program a decade ago, A²MEND has awarded more than $500k in scholarships to African American students.

July 2022 Newsletter

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