There are a number of ways you can help us honor
these courageous young leaders for their service to the
lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender community:
- Join the Collaborative
Have your company, employee resource group, or nonprofit become a
member of the Collaborative, or join as an individual. Companies and
employee resource groups contribute at least $250 and have at least one
representative serve on the Scholarship Committee. Organizational
members are identified in all Collaborative materials.
- Sponsor a Scholarship
If you or your group, organization, or company donates $5500, we will
award a scholarship in your name. You may specify additional
eligibility requirements, such as geographical area or field of study.
- Be a Star Supporter of the Awards Dinner
Star Supporters contribute at least $250 to the Collaborative, are
acknowledged in the dinner invitation or program and on this web site,
and receive tickets for the dinner.
Platinum Star - $6000, named scholarship, 10 tickets
Gold Star - $3000, 10 tickets
Silver Star - $1000, 4 tickets
Bronze Star - $250, 2 tickets
- Donate Raffle Items
A raffle is held as part of the awards dinner. Donors of items and
services are acknowledged in the program and on this web site.
- Attend the Awards Dinner
It’s always an inspiring evening hearing about the accomplishments of
these outstanding students. Follow the link above for the latest
information on the dinner.
- Contribute
Since the Collaborative is a volunteer-run organization, your
contribution directly supports the scholarships. Because of the
additional fee we are charged for credit card donations, we prefer
donations by check, which should be made payable to GSA Network and mailed to P.O. Box 191311, San Francisco, CA
94119-1311. If you prefer to donate online, you can do so at www.gsanetwork.org/equalityscholarship
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"I
wanted to thank each and every
one of you who is part of this committee and believed in me...I have
always wondered if there was help out there...because where I come
from, it's not well accepted...Now people from my community that
are...GLBTQ...will see that there is help out there and people that
care."
Jesus Juarez
2010 eQuality Scholar
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