The Crusade Scholarship can be used at one of the following:. College Crusade scholarships cannot be used at any schools other than those listed above. If you decide to attend a school that is not in the above categories, you will not be eligible for a Crusade scholarship.
The policies and practices of scholarship disbursement are left to the discretion of the college you attend. We cannot determine how they set their practices for donating College Crusade scholarships.
The money for these scholarships comes from the institutions funds, and they have the right to set their own policies. For Crusaders graduating in , the scholarship is based on your participation hours. The chart below presents the different l evels of participation-based scholarships:.
If you attend school less than full time, your scholarship will be prorated based on credit hours. No, the scholarship is paid directly to the school. Payments are made after your school certifies your enrollment, and financial need. Because payments will reach the school after each enrollment period begins, you may be asked by your school to pay educational costs and then receive reimbursement when the school receives the College Crusade scholarship funds.
These expenses may include books, room and board, and transportation. Each school decides what the legitimate expenses are for its students. To maintain your scholarship you are expected to meet the minimum Satisfactory Academic Progress determined by your school typically a 2. Your Email required. Phone Number. Your Message. Making a Difference one youth at a time.
The Brotherhood Crusade introduced the Brotherhood Crusade Youth Development Program in September of as a comprehensive, well-coordinated evidence- and research-based community and economic development strategy. Your donation will support the following programs:. As a requisite part of their program, youth must attend financial literacy training and investment club meetings on a monthly basis.
Community Financial Education Program: teaches the basics of personal finance and helps traditionally under served individuals develop habits and attitudes about money that will influence them for the rest of their lives.
In this sense, the program is based on the philosophy that learning about money is as important as earning it—and that effective money management results from a disciplined behavior. Additionally, the program instills positive new attitudes and behaviors into traditionally low-income individuals and puts them on a path to take control of their financial life by getting out of debt, developing their net worth, and accumulating wealth. It also encourages savings, instills prudent money management, introduces investment vehicles, and promotes good work ethics.
Vocational Training and Career-Path Program: A fee-free vocational training program that features basic skills academic, life, and social , case management, career-specific training, practicum, internships, job placement, and ongoing support services.
The program is completely free and available to all low- and moderate income individuals in South Los Angeles. It is designed to provide a career path for unemployed individuals, under-employed adult workers, and individuals seeking a career change to improve their economic condition, stabilize their financial situation, and facilitate their dreams and goals. Business Computer Training Program: conducted in partnership with the Microsoft Unlimited Potential Partnership program, this opportunity serves both to increase access to technology and simultaneously seamlessly transition hard-to-serve populations into good-paying information technology IT careers.
The IT curriculum involves instruction in hardware and software provided by a certificated, bilingual instructor. Technology Access Program: Brotherhood Crusade provides free Internet access; and convenient, fee-free Internet access instruction to low- to moderate-income South Los Angeles residents. Additionally, Brotherhood is working to launch an initiative to facilitate and provide online anytime, anywhere academic instruction and vocational training for individuals whose circumstances restrict their ability to access traditional services.
Annual Back to School Event and Health Festival: Each year Brotherhood Crusade anticipates serving more than 10, youth; providing them with dental screening and care products Colgate-Palmolive , free haircuts, health and nutrition education, health screenings, resource and referral services, and school supplies Avery-Denison and Wal-Mart. More importantly, upwards to homeless individuals were screened for possible health ailments that otherwise would not have had an opportunity to be screened.
Thanksgiving and Christmas Giveaway and Health Festivals: As an organization of giving, it is only natural that Brotherhood Crusade hosts holiday events to ensure that children and youth in underserved families are well fed and blessed with toys during these special times of the year. Brotherhood serves more than families each year. This includes, but is not limited to:.
During the academic school year, students will meet as a group with their College Admissions Coach for various workshops in the Crusade office or virtually, at their school, and on a one-on-one basis. During the summer, students will participate in a three-week intensive summer program to gain in-depth knowledge of the college application process and apply that knowledge toward their own college journey to maximize their options and streamline their workload in the fall semester of senior year.
The application process for the Class of is now closed. The application process for the Class of will begin in early
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