First of all, I would like to thank you for being so generous and sponsoring my education for the 2016-2017 school year. It truly means to much to me. I learned I was a Frontiers scholarship recipient about one week after learning I would need to receive another round of infusions, and the scholarship news lifted my spirits tremendously! I am a freshman this year at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and plan on majoring in biology and continuing on to medical school; my end goal is to become a pediatric rheumatologist. Again, thank you SO much for your generosity. I am so grateful.

Sincerely,

No words could possibly express how happy I was when I was informed that I had been chosen and sponsored by you to receive a scholarship. Since lupus has come into my life, it has been a challenge and an added burden. However, with this scholarship, you have turned lupus into somewhat of a blessing. Your generosity encourages me to continue on my academic path as a future educator (elementary teacher). 

I may not ever be able to say/show this enough to you, but that you so much for your kindness.

With many thanks and prayer,

Thank you so much for supporting my transition into college. There are many challenges that come with attending College. I am so blessed to have this scholarship and I cannot thank you enough.

Love,

Words cannot explain how appreciative I am of your gift. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. When I left school my senior year in 2009, not only did I leave school, but I left my job and what I considered my independence. I knew in my heart that one day I had to go back and finish, and because of your gift, I am one step closer to doing so. I have to admit that sometimes I want to give up, but first and foremost I have to remember that God is still in control. Second, I have to remember what I’ve been through, why I’m here and know that I have support from family and people like you who care enough and able to donate funds to people like me who struggles more than me than the average person realizes.

Thank you!

Words cannot explain how appreciative I am of your gift. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. When I left school my senior year in 2009, not only did I leave school, but I left my job and what I considered my independence. I knew in my heart that one day I had to go back and finish, and because of your gift, I am one step closer to doing so. I have to admit that sometimes I want to give up, but first and foremost I have to remember that God is still in control. Second, I have to remember what I’ve been through, why I’m here and know that I have support from family and people like you who care enough and able to donate funds to people like me who struggles more than me than the average person realizes.

Thank you!