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O2B Kids announces 2025-26 Founders Club Scholarships for local families
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O2B Kids Awards 74 Founders Club Scholarships, Totalling $37,000, for 2025-26 Local Families

O2B Kids will award 74 Founders Club Scholarships totaling $37,000 for the 2025-26 cycle, providing $500 credits to recipients' accounts for future services. The program, honoring long-serving employees, has distributed over $254,000 since 2008.

09/22/2026 · Boynton Beach edition

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O2B Kids will award 74 Founders Club Scholarships totaling $37,000 for the 2025-26 cycle, providing $500 credits to recipients' accounts for future services. The program, which honors O2B Kids employees with a decade or more of service, has distributed over $254,000 in scholarships since its 2008 inception.

This year's scholarship initiative includes six new awards, bringing the total number of scholarships to 74. Each individual award provides a $500 credit directly to the recipient’s O2B Kids account, which families can use for various services.

The Founders Club Scholarships recognize O2B Kids employees who have dedicated 10 or more years to the organization. These individuals, known as the Fun Crew, have significantly contributed to children and families in the community. The scholarship program serves as an additional way for them to continue their positive impact.

Anyone may nominate an applicant by completing an application. Submissions can be sent via email to [email protected]. For those wishing to include projects, artwork, or portfolios, both the application and supplementary materials should be mailed to O2B Kids Scholarship Program, attn: Heather Todd, 1449 SW 74th Drive, Suite 100, Gainesville, FL 32607.

Applications must be received by October 10, 2025. Founders Club Members will make the selections. Winners will receive notification and O2B Kids will announce them on social media no later than October 31, 2025. Scholarship awards are not transferable, hold no cash value, and apply solely to future O2B Kids services. O2B Kids may use content from scholarship applications in promotional materials, including on their website or social media. Schools not open as of August 11 will not participate in this year's program.

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