Voice of Democracy Scholarship Competition

Voice of democracy The scholarship contest is open to high school students. To enter, you need to write and record 3 to 5 minutes broadcast script on the next topic.

The democratic voice of 2018 - 19 demands high school students to think about "why my vote is important". The audio paper contest is open to all students in the 9th and 12th grades and the highest scholarship is 30,000 dollars. About 40,000 high school students each year participate in the contest every year. This year's winner is Robyn Anzulis sponsored by VFW Post 10076 and its attached facilities. Airy, Maryland Here we listen to her award-winning audio articles. Patriot's Pen Paper Competition is open to all students from the 6th grade to the 8th grade. In the competitions from 2018 to 19, you need to check the phrase "Why should you celebrate the American flag?" The first winner will receive a prize of $ 5,000. Over 132,000 students took part in this year's Patriot pen competition The first winner was Carolina Muzur sponsored by VFW Post 521 and his assistant at Owings Mills in Maryland. Listen to her award-winning work here

Promising to encourage better understanding and appreciation of the United States, VFW's voice democracy and patriot's pen contest will help nurture the patriotism of today's youth. These programs also promote friendly competition and reward success with a $ 3 million scholarship. The democratic voice of 2018 - 19 demands high school students to think about "why my vote is important". The audio paper contest is open to all students in the 9th and 12th grades and the highest scholarship is 30,000 dollars. About 40,000 high school students each year participate in the contest every year. This year's winner is Robyn Anzulis sponsored by VFW Post 10076 and its attached facilities. Airy, Maryland Listen to her award-winning audio articles here