Humans of Dementia
About the Scholarship
Storytelling is a powerful tool to help bring light to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. HFC’s Humans of Dementia Storytelling Scholarship is open to high school and college scholars who have been impacted in some way by Alzheimer’s disease. This scholarship focuses on storytelling as a tool to drive awareness and inspire change about Alzheimer’s disease. Students are invited to submit a written or photo profile of someone living with Alzheimer’s disease or who passed away from the disease.
Scholarship Awards
High School Students
Written Profile – THREE (3) Prizes of $1500 cash award + VIP Virtual Awards Reception
College Students
Written Profile – THREE (3) Prizes of $1500 cash award + VIP Virtual Awards Reception
How to Apply
Submissions are being accepted. The deadline for the 2025 scholarship period is May 1, 2025.
Eligibility
To Be Eligible You Must:
2. Feature someone currently living with or who has passed away from Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia. Submit no more than one entry per category.
3. You may submit one entry in both categories (one written and one photo entry).
4. Keep your written submissions to no more than 750 words and your photo submissions to no more than THREE photos.
The Fine Print
The Promotion Entities and each of their respective employees, contractors or other affiliates, and their respective immediate family members and/or people living in the same household, are not eligible to participate in this Scholarship. All eligibility is subject to all federal, state and local laws and regulations. No incomplete, forged, software-generated or other automated entry will be accepted. HFC’s database clock, which is set according to PDT, will be the timekeeper for this Scholarship. This Scholarship is and shall be void where prohibited by law.
Scholarship Award Recipients must be (1) primary or secondary/high school students, (2) undergraduate or graduate students at a college or university who are pursuing studies or conducting research to meet the requirements for an academic or professional degree or (3) students – whether full-time or part-time –at an educational institution that provides an educational program acceptable for full credit toward a bachelor’s or higher degree, or offers a training program to prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation, and is authorized under federal or state law to provide such a program and accredited by a national recognized accreditation agency. Scholarship Awards may be used in furtherance of educational, creative, or other personal endeavors.
HFC reserves the right to impose additional reasonable restrictions and/or requirements upon the awarding of Scholarship Awards and the administration of such awards. Any material changes will be made only with approval of HFC.