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Frequently Asked Questions

To apply for the LDAC Scholarship, complete the online application form available on our website. You’ll need to provide your high school transcript, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement. Be sure to check the scholarship deadlines.

Your personal statement should showcase your academic achievements, leadership roles, community service, and career aspirations. Make sure to clearly explain how the scholarship will help you achieve your academic and professional goals.

The exact deadline may vary each year, but applications are typically due in the spring. Be sure to check the LDAC website or your school’s counselor for specific dates.

Yes! While the $10,000 scholarship is awarded to one student over four years, there are also several one-time $1,000 scholarships available based on fundraising efforts. All eligible students are encouraged to apply.

Donors can contribute by making a one-time donation or setting up a recurring gift through our website. Your donation directly supports scholarships for high school seniors in Gwinnett County.

While individual student sponsorships are not available, donors are welcome to contribute to the general scholarship fund. These donations help ensure that multiple scholarships are available to deserving students each year.

Your donation provides financial assistance to African American male students in Gwinnett County, helping them bridge the gap in funding for their college education. In addition, donations support mentoring and community engagement efforts, empowering students for academic and career success.

Yes, all donations to the LDAC Scholarship Fund are tax-deductible, as we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Donors will receive annual updates on the scholarship recipients, their progress, and the impact of the LDAC program. You can also sign up for our newsletter to get the latest news and success stories.

Encourage your child to meet the eligibility requirements, stay on top of deadlines, and gather all necessary documents like transcripts and recommendation letters. Reviewing the application form together and providing guidance on writing a strong personal statement can also be very helpful.

The scholarship is open to African American male students attending Gwinnett County Public Schools. Applicants must be graduating seniors in 2024 and demonstrate academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement.

Schools can support the LDAC Scholarship Program by promoting it to eligible students and helping them navigate the application process. Administrators can also help by encouraging teachers to write letters of recommendation and reminding students of upcoming deadlines.

Yes! We welcome partnerships with local schools to organize workshops, mentorship programs, or other events that support the academic and career development of students. Please contact us directly to discuss potential collaborations.

To verify eligibility, students must meet the criteria outlined on the LDAC Scholarship application page. School administrators can assist by ensuring that the student's transcript, recommendation letters, and other application materials are up to date and accurate.

We recommend hosting informational sessions, distributing flyers, and including scholarship details in school newsletters. Promoting the value of the LDAC scholarship and the mentorship opportunities will encourage students to apply and take advantage of this opportunity.

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SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS AWARDED

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100

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GRADUATION RATE

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709

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NUMBER OF YOUTH EXPOSED TO OUR PROGRAMS

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16

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YEARS OF GLORIOUS HISTORY

We Are A Chapter Of Excellence!

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The Lawrenceville-Duluth Alumni Chapter (LDAC) is committed to empowering students and supporting the Gwinnett County community through educational programs, scholarships, and mentorship initiatives. With a dedication to academic excellence, leadership, and service, LDAC continually strives to make a lasting impact in the lives of young people.

To learn more about LDAC’s mission and history, please follow the link below to visit our main website.

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