AXA Achievement

AXA Achievement Scholarship offers over 1.4 million scholarships to Washington, DC and 50 state Puerto Rican youth. Students can receive a scholarship of $ 2,500, $ 10,000, or $ 25,000. AXA achieveers and scholarships were selected based on AXA's success criteria including former Azalee Clements Commemorative Scholarship founded by Michael Clements of the son and in 2011 a graduate with family and friends of Azalee Clements We will hold a commemorative event. A scholarship is awarded to the seniors of the Christian church in the Bronx, New York. Azalee Clements is an active and faithful member of the Christian church and has served as a church for over 40 years.

The mission of the AXA Foundation is to provide higher education to communities throughout the country and distribute up to 12 AXA Achievement Community scholarships to high school graduates who show strong ambition, determination, respect, academic performance, volunteerism. Commitment In addition, this program will select one outstanding student from each state, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and receive a one-time community service scholarship at $ 10,000.

Yakye Axa is an indigenous community that is part of the large Enxet Sur people living in the remote Chaco district of Paraguay. For generations, members of the Yakye Axa community hunted and cultivated the ancestral land of Chaco. Today, however, they are in extreme poverty, live in huts along highways and are being driven out of traditional land. Like indigenous peoples all over the world, Yakye Axa works hard to remove their land from them and to regain it. Chaco is a vulnerable and unique ecosystem inhabited by plants and animals that can not be seen elsewhere on the planet, and nearly half of Paraguay's indigenous people live. Unfortunately for Aboriginal people large soybean producers and ranchers occupied the land and quickly destroyed Chaco. Every day, about 2 square miles of forest are destroyed to the ground.