Dansker & Aspromonte Associates is presenting its annual First Responder Scholarship. This opportunity is open to students applying for undergraduate education or currently enrolled in a college or university. To be eligible for consideration, candidates must write an essay expressing the impact their family member has had not only on their personal life, but also in the lives of others in their local community. The scholarship award is $2,500.
The deadline for consideration is December 31, 2020.
About the First Responder Scholarship
Our team at Dansker & Aspromonte Associates knows the invaluable roles first responders play in keeping our community safe and helping our residents thrive. We want to hear from the families of first responders about how those people have impacted their life directly.
“We take immense pride in supporting first responders in their community, and we want to shine a light on the impact they make from their jobs,” said Salvatore Aspromonte, one of the founding partners of the firm. “Our goal is to help reciprocate the good that first responders do by contributing scholarship funds to one of their loved ones.”
First responders put their lives on the line every day to help others. We want to find a deserving candidate who can put the giving, selfless spirit of these brave people into words.
Eligibility Criteria
For an application to be considered, candidates must:
Applicants must submit their essays on this page for consideration.
Essay Topic Criteria
In no more than 750 words, applicants must write an essay about the impact that a family member’s career as a first responder has had not only on their life but on those in the greater community. Applicants may use anecdotes to construct a compelling narrative.
To be considered, all essays must be sent in a PDF format.
How to Apply for the Scholarship
To apply, please fill out all the required fields using the form on this page.
The deadline for submission is December 31, 2020. Any applications submitted incorrectly or after this deadline will not be considered.
