(We received information about this program -- open to juniors and seniors --yesterday. See your counselor for help regarding the application process.)
BANK OF AMERICA’S Neighborhood Excellence Initiative® HAS BEEN EXPANDED STATEWIDE IN NJ
FEBRUARY 17 - APPLICATION DEADLINE
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN TO ALL JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY
Please help share the following opportunity …
Bank of America is looking for tomorrow’s community leaders today. We are asking for your help to identify outstanding young people who are passionate about making a difference in our community.
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Student Leaders program is an exciting component of our signature philanthropic program, the Neighborhood Excellence Initiative®. We need your help to spread the word about the opportunities available to eligible high school juniors and seniors through this unique program. Please note that the deadline for students to apply is February 17, 2010.
Since the program’s inception in 2004, Bank of America has recognized more than 1,000 Student Leaders as exemplary high school students with a passion for helping their communities. Selected Student Leaders participate in a paid summer internship with a designated local nonprofit organization where they experience first-hand how they can help shape their communities-now and in the future. To enhance their leadership experience, awardees also participate in a six-day, all-expense paid Student Leadership Summit in Washington, DC provided by Bank of America. The nonprofit internship and Student Leadership Summit exposes students to leadership aspects in civic, nonprofit and business arenas. Our goal is to nurture and develop our country’s next generation of community leaders – for our neighborhoods, our cities, and beyond.
To learn more about the program and for details about the online application process, visit the Bank of America Charitable Foundation website.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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