Applicants must submit the following: 1. Completed Scholarship Application All required sections of the scholarship application must be completed accurately. Incomplete applications may not be considered. 2. Proof of Age Submit a clear copy of a birth certificate, passport, government-issued identification, or another official document showing the applicant’s date of birth. 3. Proof of Enrollment or Acceptance Submit a current enrollment verification letter, acceptance letter, registration document, or other official confirmation from the educational institution. 4. Tuition Statement Provide a current tuition invoice, fee statement, or official document showing: • The applicant’s name. • The educational institution’s name. • The applicable school term or academic year. • The tuition amount due. • The institution’s payment information. 5. Statement of Financial Need The applicant, parent, or guardian must provide a written explanation describing the family’s financial circumstances and why tuition assistance is needed. 6. Applicant Essay Submit an original essay of approximately 300 to 500 words addressing: • The applicant’s educational and career goals. • Why education is important to the applicant. • Challenges the applicant has experienced or overcome. • How the scholarship would support the applicant’s education. • How the applicant hopes to contribute positively to their family or community. The essay should reflect the applicant’s own experiences, ideas, and voice. 7. Academic Record Submit the applicant’s most recent report card, progress report, academic transcript, or other available record demonstrating academic participation and progress. 8. Letter of Recommendation Provide one recommendation from a teacher, principal, guidance counsellor, coach, religious leader, community leader, or youth mentor. The recommendation must not be written by an immediate family member. 9. Parent or Guardian Consent Applicants younger than 18 must provide authorization from a parent or legal guardian allowing participation in the scholarship selection process and permitting the Foundation to verify submitted information. 10. Applicant Certification The applicant and parent or guardian must certify that all submitted information is accurate, complete, and authentic. False or misleading information may result in disqualification or withdrawal of the award.