Got the Dot High School Leadership Program Scholarship
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Overview
Got the Dot High School Leadership Program Scholarship
Funder: JJ's Legacy (Kern County, CA)
Purpose: To support high school students who develop educational campaigns about organ, eye, and tissue donation and demonstrate leadership excellence.
- Kern County, California high school students
Geographic Scope
Program Overview
An academic year-long club that educates students about organ, eye, and tissue donation while providing various independent projects to enhance leadership skills.- Meet bi-monthly to develop educational and leadership skills
- Attend guest speaker sessions with medical professionals, transplant recipients, and donor families
- Participate in JJ's Legacy fundraising events (Grilling and Brewin, the Gala, Golf)
- Volunteer at JJ's Legacy community events
- Plan and participate in the annual Got the Dot Walk-a-Thon
- Develop research presentations on organ, eye, and tissue donation campaigns
Student Activities
Scholarship Component
Culminating Project: Students work in teams on a research presentation focused on a campaign to educate Kern County residents about organ, eye, and tissue donation.Eligibility for Scholarship: Students whose final campaigns educate the community about the value of organ, eye, and tissue donation are eligible for scholarship awards.
- Invest in the community
- Nurture the next generation of educated and inspired students
- Create advocates for organ, eye, and tissue donation among peers
- Create positive lasting change in Kern County
Goals
- Organization: JJ's Legacy (IRS Registered 501(c)(3))
- Federal Tax ID: 27-3546375
- Website: jjslegacy.org
Organization Information
How to Apply
How to Apply
Note: Specific application procedures are not detailed in the available website materials. For application details, students should:
1. Contact JJ's Legacy directly via their website contact page
2. Visit the Got the Dot Program Page at jjslegacy.org/programs/got-the-dot/
Program Structure
1. Join the Club
- Enroll as a high school student in Kern County
- Meet bi-monthly with other club members
2. Participate in Activities
- Attend educational sessions and guest speaker events
- Volunteer at JJ's Legacy events
- Help plan and run the Got the Dot Walk-a-Thon
3. Develop Final Campaign
- Work in teams on a research presentation
- Create a campaign to educate Kern County about organ, eye, and tissue donation
- Meet presentation criteria provided by program coordinators
4. Submit for Scholarship Review
- Submit final campaign presentation
- Eligible campaigns are considered for scholarship awards
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