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TEAMSTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL 2
Scholarship Fund 2021
Clark Ritchey Daniel Cabada
Secretary- Treasurer President
Teamsters District Council 2 is offering a financial award program for graduating High School Seniors and current college students of active District Council 2 members.
How much are the DC2 awards?
A One-Time award for Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000) will be granted to five (5) applicants.
** Previous winners are ineligible to participate. **
Who is eligible?
To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be the child (son, daughter or financial dependent) of an ACTIVE Teamsters Union member, in “good standing”, from District Council 2, graduating from high school or a current college student, in 2021, and attending an accredited 4-year college or university in the U.S., or a trade school.
How to apply:
Obtain applications from Teamsters District Council 2 by going to our website and registering online at www.teamstersdc2.org and print out application (CLICK HERE for Application); or call the Fullerton Office to request for an application to be mailed to you.
STUDENTS: The student MUST fill out all information requested and enclose with your application the following:
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1. An original “headshot” photograph of yourself (no paper copies)
2. Your official high school and college transcript (if a current college student) through the 2020 Fall Semester
3. Mail completed application and enclosures to arrive no later than the deadline to:
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Teamsters District Council 2
710 E. Commonwealth Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92831
Attn: Scholarship Dept.
Deadline:
Scholarship applications must be received at our Fullerton Office no later than June 18, 2021, 5:00 pm PST.
Winners will be notified via email and/or U.S. Mail and must respond to the Scholarship Dept. with proof of acceptance/enrollment and the correct mailing address where the scholarship check is to be received.
For additional information, please contact Espy Valencia at District Council 2
(714) 447-3382 or via email at scholarships@teamstersdc2.or
JC7 - The Harry Polland/ Robert Morales Scholarship Program Annual Joint Council 7 Harry Polland/Bob Morales Scholarship Program
Applications Due by July 1, 2021
Joint Council 7 is pleased to announce the Annual Teamsters Joint Council 7 Harry Polland/Bob Morales Scholarship Fund. This program will provide $1,000 to the child of one member in each of the following affiliated Local Unions: 70, 87, 137, 150, 315, 350, 386, 431, 439, 517, 533, 665, 853, 856, 890, 896, 912, 948, 2010, 2785, GCC-District Council 2.
Eligibility
Applicants are eligible for scholarships to attend a college, university, or trade school when they or their parent or legal guardian (proof may be required) is an active member in good standing of one of the previously-listed Local Unions. Elected officials and employees of Teamsters Local Unions and Joint Councils, and their families, are not eligible.
Criteria
Grade point average of 2.0 (based on a 4.0 system) upon high school graduation.
How to Apply
Applicants must complete an application and return it to a Joint Council 7 office or to the office of any of the Local Unions affiliated with the Joint Council (see above) by no later than July 1, 2021, along with the following:
1. High school or college transcript through most recent semester.
2. Resume of school and/or community activities.
3. Two page handwritten or typed essay on “The Importance of Labor Unions.”
4. Recent photograph of applicant.
Where to Get Applications
Applications may be obtained from your Local Union or from the Joint Council 7 office.
Joint Council 7 is proud to support the higher education of Teamster families!
CLICK HERE to print the application!
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