June 28, 1999
Posted September 5, 1999LEAGUE Atlanta promotes LEAGUE Foundation at Pride Festival
During Atlanta's Pride Festival held in Piedmont Park the last weekend of June, LEAGUE Atlanta used two placards in its booth to provide information about the LEAGUE Foundation Scholarship program and solicit donations to the LEAGUE Foundation's Scholarship Fund.
The LEAGUE Foundation
- What is the LEAGUE Foundation?
The only national non-profit LBGT Scholarship Program that grants academic scholarships to our youth going to college.- Why is the Foundation necessary?
This scholarship fund was established to support youth of our community as they pursue their college education to build an environment free from bigotry and hate.- How is the scholarship awarded?
Must have a 3.0 or higher GPA.
Must be involved in community activities.
Must be accepted to an accredited higher education institution.
Make a Donation to the LEAGUE Foundation
and receive a FREE pre-paid calling card!
($5.00 minimum requested to receive card)
1999 Recipients
(and the institutions they plan to attend)
- Mr. Jesse Evans – Claremont McKenna College
- Ms. Tatyana Libes – Emory University
- Ms. Elizabeth Lark Baum – University of Massachusetts
- Mr. Glenn Foster – University of Delaware
- Mr. Michael Miller – Tisch School of Fine Arts
- Mr. John Oldigs, Jr. – Montclair State University
- Ms. Natasha Osler – University of Wisconsin
- Ms. Amanda Shopa – Agnes Scott College
- Ms. Rachel Sipple – Arizona State University
- Mr. Clyde Tipowan – Fashion Institute of Technology
To learn more about the LEAGUE Foundation Scholarship Program, visit the LEAGUE Foundation pages on this website. To "meet" all our Scholarship Winners, visit:
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