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The D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation has unveiled an exciting initiative aimed at supporting college-bound students who have engaged in its various programs. The newly established "Play it Forward Scholarship" is designed to provide financial assistance to individuals who have participated in recreational activities offered by the department.
This scholarship reflects the department's commitment to fostering educational opportunities and encouraging youth involvement in community programs. Eligible applicants must demonstrate their participation in Parks and Recreation activities, showcasing the value of engagement in physical and social development.
The initiative aims to alleviate some of the financial burdens associated with higher education, making it more accessible for students who have benefited from the department's offerings. By investing in the future of these young individuals, the D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation hopes to inspire a new generation of leaders who will continue to give back to their community. The scholarship is a testament to the department's dedication to both recreation and education.
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