At AlcoRehab.org, we believe education and awareness are powerful tools in the fight against alcohol abuse. Thatโs why each year we proudly award $6,000 in scholarships to three students who share their vision on the dangers of alcohol and addiction.
Who Can Apply?
Applicants must be:
- Enrolled full-time in a U.S. undergraduate or graduate program (excluding U.S. territories).
- At least 18 years old.
- U.S. Citizens, Nationals, Permanent Residents, Refugees, Asylees, Cuban-Haitian Entrants, or Humanitarian Parolees.
Applicants cannot be:
- Owners, volunteers, children, or grandchildren of AlcoRehab staff.
- DACA students, international students, or temporary residents.
- Multiple entries from one student (only one essay per person is allowed).
Essay Guidelines
If you are passionate about creating awareness around alcohol abuse, this is your chance to make an impact while earning support for your education.
๐น Essays must not exceed 1,200 words and should answer:
- How does alcohol abuse and addiction affect modern society?
- What steps can reduce the impact of alcohol abuse on people and communities?
Judges will evaluate based on content, style, and originality.
Awards
- ๐ฅ 1st Prize: $3,000
- ๐ฅ 2nd Prize: $2,000
- ๐ฅ 3rd Prize: $1,000
Scholarship funds may only be used for tuition or education-related expenses.
How to Apply
- Read the rules and regulations.
- Download, print, and fill in the Scholarship Contest Application Form.
- Email your essay and scanned application form to ๐ฉ scholarship@alcorehab.org.
๐ Winners will be notified by email and announced within 30 days after the application deadline.
Why This Contest Matters
Alcohol is one of the most widely consumed substances worldwide โ but itโs also among the most dangerous. Beyond the risk of liver disease, brain damage, and violence, alcohol abuse can destroy relationships, careers, and futures.
Through this scholarship, we aim to:
- Raise awareness about the risks of alcohol abuse.
- Motivate young people to take a stand against addiction.
- Empower students to use their voices for positive change.
Together, we can encourage healthier choices and inspire those struggling with alcohol to seek help.
