Sponsor a Scholarship

Our students pursue secondary education, with scholarships being an important part of the equation. Learn how you can support students through Imprints of Honor scholarships, so we can continue to grow our mission together.

Make an Impact to Students' Future

Learn about the ways you can participate in our scholarship programs
Fund an Existing Scholarship
Give $1,500, $2,000 or $3,000 to support our Above and Beyond, and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place scholarships.
Create your own Scholarship
Scholarships can be named in memory of, or in honor of someone, or can be named for a civic group or an organization.
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Endow a Scholarship in Perpetuity
Endowed scholarships are a great way to ensure that our ability to develop future leaders is truly achieved.
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What our Recipients Say

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Sabrina from Scottsdale
“My journey with VHP has been, simply put, phenomenal. I have learned a tremendous amount more than just history; I have learned and adapted skills that I can bring with me throughout my life."
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Mikaela from Cave Creek
"I think the greatest lesson my veterans have taught me is compassion. Seldom do you find people who are willing to share extremely personal experiences with someone they barely know, let alone a teenager. I will take the lessons learned and relationships built with me as I enter college, and even further into the United States Air Force."
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Joanna from Tucson
“Partaking in VHP has not only given me the strength to be there for people, but also grow academically. It can be a challenge to set my priorities straight and stay organized; however, as the current VHP President, I have sharpened these skills. VHP inspires me to continue pursuing my studies in nursing then join the Navy.“
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Laura from Gilbert
I never thought I could be a leader. My voice would shiver and crack when I spoke to anyone I had just met, and most definitely to bigs crowds. I did not know how to speak with authority let alone be responsible for others. Veterans Heritage Project has taught me to be a leader, but a leader who encouraged and grew with others.
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Harrison from Cave Creek
“VHP has been a constant help over the past four years, giving me self-confidence when other aspects of my life did the opposite. Every story I recorded taught me the infinite value of a quiet, yet strong determination to overcome the challenges life offers."
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Emma from Anthem
This scholarship gives me the ability to create and embark on a powerful and comprehensive journey throughout many of the lands that made up World War II.”
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Karrisa from Anthem
“As the club historian, I go to the club events and take pictures to capture moments I will remember forever. I also seek out veterans at my work. Due to asking others, I was able to receive ten other veterans’ information for them to be interviewed for future books."
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Alina from Oro Valley
"VHP has prepared me for the future in many ways. It taught me a great deal of responsibility, as I helped plan four book signing events and assemblies. I learned how to be a leader and work with others efficiently. Our heroes have taught me to be brave and work hard for what you want in life."
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Emily from Cave Creek
"This scholarship will help me expand my understanding of what the world outside my comfort zone is like – the differences in the cultures, languages, and societies. It will make me a better American by becoming more understanding and open-minded to how amazing other countries can be, rather than just being biased towards my own."
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Carla from Phoenix
"Prior to joining VHP, I was a recluse. Throughout my four years in VHP, I learned the values of community, leadership, and deepened my respect for veterans. Joining VHP truly was the best decision I ever made, allowing me to discover this significant part of myself I never knew was there."
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Lauren from Scottsdale
"While interviewing veterans, I noticed that their stories—about both war and everyday life—were filled with many of the same things: hopes, fears, losses, victories, regrets, and lessons learned. it is important to trust that we have the strength and resources we need to face anything life may hand us."
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Nate from Scottsdale
"The veterans I have had the honor to interview have substantially influenced my character. My veterans have taught me to live fearlessly and to not be afraid to make hard decisions, but simultaneously to never abandon my morals."
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Hannah from Tucson
"The General I interviewed, a stranger turned into a friend, taught me that being a leader requires more than just good public speaking skills; it requires a selflessness to allow others to strive under your leadership and instruction."
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Kennedy from Cave Creek
"I interviewed my uncle and gave a copy of the book to his mom. I will never forget the look on her face after she read his story. Surprisingly, he had never told her about anything that happened while he was in the service, so this was the first time she heard about his experience. It was a thrilling feeling for me to be able to impact someone in that way and bring joy to the family."
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Steven from Phoenix
"This program has achieved wonders for my character, leadership, and communication skills. Comparing that first day to now, I am no longer shy, I speak confidently and proudly, and I have become a stronger leader. It has sparked a devotion that is unmatched because it filled the missing piece I had inside of me."
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Alyssa from Scottsdale
"Though each veteran I interviewed had different stories and pieces of advice, some of the most profound takeaways that I received were to have humility, to seize opportunities to improve oneself, and at the same time to search for a way to serve a greater purpose than oneself."