Apply for Redmond’s Derby Days Do-Gooder Scholarship

Redmond, WALocal News

The city of Redmond, WA, is excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2024 Derby Do-Gooder Scholarship, aimed at high school seniors who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to community service. Sponsored by WM, this scholarship offers a monetary award of $1,500 and includes the honor of participating in the Derby Days Grand Parade on July 13, 2024. Mayor Angela Birney praised the active involvement of Redmond's youth in local initiatives, emphasizing the importance of recognizing their contributions through such scholarships. The Derby Days event, which celebrates community spirit, relies heavily on volunteer efforts, providing numerous opportunities for residents to engage and assist with various activities, including a drone light show and cornhole tournament. Interested applicants can find the scholarship application on the city’s official website, with a submission deadline set for 9 p.

m. on June 10, 2024. Additionally, individuals looking to volunteer for Derby Days can also register through the same online platform. This initiative not only supports educational advancement but also fosters a sense of community pride and engagement among young residents. The scholarship serves as a testament to the positive impact of volunteerism in shaping a vibrant community.

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