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Voice for Animals High School Scholarship

National

Who can apply: High school students ages 14-18 who advocate for animal welfare

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Up to $500
DEADLINE Around May 25, 2027
NEEDS Grades 9 to 12

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

Last year's date. The provider hasn't posted this year's yet, so check their page before you plan around it.

Who can apply

High school students ages 14-18 who advocate for animal welfare

Worth knowing

Heads up: the Animal Welfare Institute had not posted the next cycle date when this was checked in August 2026, so this is last year's date rolled forward. Confirm on their site before you plan around it.

About this scholarship

The Voice for Animals High School Scholarship awards up to $500 to 21 high school students (ages 14-18) who demonstrate passion for animal welfare. Applicants submit a written essay or short video addressing topics such as animal mistreatment, species extinction, or solutions to animal suffering. The contest is divided into two age categories (14-15 and 16-18 years), giving younger and older high school students equal footing. No citizenship requirement.