The Atlanta personal injury law firm is offering $1,500 to a winning applicant.
“Worth $1,500, the Grow Your Community Scholarship aligns with Kaine Law’s dedication to improving local communities through service, volunteerism, and representation.”
ATLANTA, GA, October 23, 2021 Senmer News Wire — Atlanta personal injury law firm Kaine Law has unveiled a new scholarship designed to promote and encourage students to assist their communities in creative ways. Grow Your Community Scholarship is open to all current and incoming students in accredited colleges, universities, and graduate schools in the United States.
Worth $1,500, the Grow Your Community Scholarship aligns with Kaine Law’s dedication to improving local communities through service, volunteerism, and representation. The scholarship requires applicants to write a 1,000 to 1,500-word essay about how they interact with and better their school and community.
Examples may include volunteer activities, donations, fundraising, community service projects, connections with non-profit organizations, and more.
In order to be eligible for the $1,500 prize, applicants must provide an unofficial transcript showing at least a 3.0 GPA, attend or be scheduled to attend a U.S.-based accredited school, and apply via the official Kaine Law website. The deadline for entry is June 15, 2022.
Kaine Law is a personal injury law firm based in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded by Attorney Evan L. Kaine, the firm has helped many clients in Georgia with injuries from car accidents, dog bites, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death claims, and more. As part of its focus on serving communities and providing justice, the firm established the Grow Your Community Scholarship in 2022 with the goal of rewarding students whose leadership and service aligns with the firm’s values.
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Source: Kaine Law Unveils New “Grow Your Community” Scholarship
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