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Lincolnite Club’s scholarship for 2025 application period now open for Black Belt high school seniors, closes Apr. 30

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The 2025 National Scholarship Committee of the Lincolnite Club, Inc. is offering financial assistance to eligible students who might qualify for our annual scholarship awards. We are seeking students who have academic potential, as well as those who have made contributions to their schools and communities.

Eligibility requirements for a Scholarship Award are as follows:

  1. High School Senior
  2. G.P.A. of 2.50 or higher
  3. Demonstrates leadership abilities
  4. Black Belt Resident/Descendant
  5. Engages in community service
  6. Participates in extracurricular activities
  7. Write a 250-word essay: “What Would Receipt of a Lincolnite Club, Inc. Scholarship Mean to Me”?

Application forms and guidelines for applying for scholarships may be obtained by calling one of the following individuals:

Mr. Linton (Charlie) Rutledge (Chairman) – (323) 756-3066; Los Angeles, CA
Ms. Mary Lue Essex – (334) 683-9811; Marion, AL
Mr. Thomas J. Miree – (734) 368-0632; Ann Arbor, MI
Mr. Amzie Griffin – (313) 924-6187; Detroit, MI
Mrs. Gladys Moore- (248)352-3664-Southfield, MI
Mrs. Berlean Holland (915) 536-2527, Moreno Valley, CA
Ms. Viola P. Benson (760) 851-3869, Palm Desert, CA

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Applications must be completed and returned by mail with a postmark date on or before April 30, 2025. Students and counselors will be notified of selections and awards by mail no later than June 30, 2025. Scholarships will be awarded upon receipt of verification/proof of enrollment of recipients in recognized colleges or universities.

Continuation of the scholarship program will further enhance and preserve, revitalize, and perpetuate the legacy of Lincoln School and its historic educational impact as a National Register officially listed Cultural Resource District of Marion, Alabama. With your continued appreciated support and participation, the program will continue to provide financial assistance and recognition of its recipients.—Mary Lue Essex, Reporter

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