February 10, 2022 - March 11, 2022
The Draw What Matters Scholarship is operated by Future Minds Fund and runs from February 10, 2022 to March 11, 2022. All students who are a least 16 years old and are permanent legal residents of the United States are eligible. Void where prohibited by law. No purchase necessary to enter or win.
If you are looking for a fun scholarship that taps into your creative side, look no further! For this scholarship, all you need to do is create and share a social media post that features your your own art piece depicting something that matters to you! You can draw by hand, or create digital art, or paint, or submit any form of mixed media. You'll just need to take a photo of your piece and include it with your social post! So think about what you're passionate about, and what matters to you and you're sure to be inspired to apply! We will award three students with scholarships! One student will receive $1000, one student will receive $750 and one student will receive $500.
Michigan
I feel so honored to have been chosen for this scholarship and I'm so surprised I was chosen. The painting that I made truly meant the world to me and represented what I care about fully– the story behind it was how I crawled out of the darkest place in my life with the support of my cat and a hobby which turned into my passion. This is the first scholarship that placed for, so I'm extremely happy to have gotten it.
New York
This scholarship was recommended to me by Scholarship Owl and I am super honored to be awarded this scholarship! I plan to attend RIT for biomedical engineering.
Virginia
I heard about ScholarshipOwl through another scholarship site when the "You Deserve It" scholarship was still floating around. As of writing this, I have applied to over fifty various types of scholarships, and this one is the first one I won! Not only that, but winning first place was the cherry on top, so needless to say, winning this scholarship really made my week to say the least! I don't know exactly where my funds will go yet, but I plan to use it to fund my Bachelor's Degree at Virginia Commonwealth University.