In an effort to encourage and assist local students at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in Fort Worth, Texas, Law Firms of Eberstein & Witherite have chosen to create a scholarship fund designed to provide financial assistance to deserving graduate students. The scholarship was initially intended to be awarded to only 2 lucky students. However, after serving on the review committee, Amy Witherite, one of the law firm's partners, was impressed with what she saw and what she saw. In fact, Amy was so impressed after meeting and speaking with each of the students that she instead In order to stick to the original plan of offering 2 scholarships, she decided that each of the 9 nominated students should be offered a scholarship. Each of the scholarships offered by Eberstein & Witherite is worth $1,000. About the Scholarship The Making a Difference Scholarship was developed by Eberstein & Witherite to help provide high school graduates with financial assistance to help them continue their education. The award can be used for undergraduate study in any of the following areas: • Local community colleges • Two-year colleges • Four-year colleges and universities • Trade schools. The Making a Difference Scholarship Fund is designed to be used for a number of programs, including two- and four-year programs. It can also be used for a number of certificate and licensing programs, including: • Paralegal training • Computer training • Ultrasound technology • Medical records personnel • Nursing, nursing assistants and practical nurses • Many other areas examined prior to award of scholarship In order to be considered for the Making a Difference Scholarship, each student's application is subject to a full review. This year Amy was thrilled to be able to sit down in the middle of the paper......to get in touch with. I will build relationships with everyone. In 10 years, I plan to have my own store that supports the community. "Organizations: Distinguished Gentlemen Vice President 2015, Youth MentorKenneth HodgesSchool School: Tarrant County CollegeCourse of Study: Fine ArtsStudent Quote: "I need the Making a Difference Scholarship because I want to make positive improvements in my life in a positive way. So what's better than starting at university? » Organizations: Boys & Girls ClubIn Conclusion When you look at the accomplishments of these remarkable young men and women as well as the plans for their futures, it's easy to understand why Amy felt the need to extend the Making a Difference to Everyone Scholarship them. Congratulations to these extraordinary young people as they take the next step in creating a bright future for themselves and their community.!