The Hivery 'We Rise' Scholarship Program

Inspired by Maya Angelou's poem, Still I Rise, and the powerful, brave work of women everywhere, The Hivery launched the 'We Rise' Scholarship Program in 2016 to empower, contribute and support passionate, bold beings who work tirelessly toward equality. 

If you or someone you know is making an impact toward equality through work, kindness, or social good, please apply or share our ‘We Rise’ Hivery Scholarship program application.  The application period will be open until Friday, December 21, 2018.

The Hivery 'We Rise' Scholarship awardees will receive:

• A 6-month Unlimited Membership to The Hivery (learn more about the benefits + perks here)

• Mentorship opportunities within The Hivery Community

• Profile in The Hivery directory and community board

• Blog feature and social media exposure to The Hivery community

// CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2017 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS!

Brianna Russell
Founding Executive Director, Girls Leading Girls
 

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2017 semi-finalists 

Zara Babitzke
Founder & Executive Director, Ambassadors of Hope and Opportunity (AHO)

Marina Bulavsky
Communications & Marketing Director, Spark

Zphyna Caldwell
Founder, Artistic Director, Interactive Enrichment

Erin Ceynar
Philanthropy Consultant
Women's Foundation of California
#SheWillBe
Washington Area Women's Foundation, Young Women's Initiative  
Young Women's Initiative of Minnesota

Susan Kleinman
Founder, Susan Kleinman Wallis Consulting and Development Consultant, Canal Welcome Center

Jennifer Ehrhard Nichols
Executive Director, Powerful Beyond Measure

Gianna McLaren
Racing Driver, Gianna Torres Racing

Marissa Viray
Director of Outreach, Girls Leadership

Hannah Waen
Communications Manager, Trips for Kids Marin

Alexis Wise
Director, Wise Choices for Girls

// congratulations to our 2016 Scholarship Winners!

Jessica Hollinger, Marin Grassroots Leadership Network
@jessiehdc
https://www.facebook.com/maringrassroots/
Marin Grassroots Leadership Network’s purpose is to build the capacity of low-income African-American, Latino and Southeast Asian communities to advance public policy that promotes social and economic equity in Marin County in alignment with the Equal Voice framework.