Apply for Redmond’s Derby Days Do-Gooder Scholarship

Redmond, WALocal News

The City of Redmond, Washington, has announced that applications are now open for the 2024 Derby Do-Gooder Scholarship, aimed at recognizing high school seniors who have made significant contributions to their communities through volunteer work. Sponsored by WM, this scholarship offers a financial award of $1,500, along with the honor of being showcased in the Derby Days Grand Parade scheduled for July 13, 2024. Mayor Angela Birney praised the youth of Redmond for their active participation in community service, highlighting the scholarship as a means to acknowledge their impactful efforts. Volunteerism lies at the core of the Derby Days event, which includes various activities such as a drone light show and cornhole tournament, all supported by community volunteers. The application process is accessible via the city’s official website, and interested candidates must submit their applications by 9 p.

m. on June 10, 2024. The Derby Do-Gooder Scholarship serves to inspire young individuals to engage further in civic duties while fostering a spirit of community involvement. This initiative not only supports high school seniors but also strengthens the bonds within the Redmond community. For those interested in volunteering for the Derby Days event, opportunities are also available through the city’s website.

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