Who Can Apply:
- John Roy Williams was a beloved father and member of his family who rose from humble beginnings to become an accomplished basketball player.
- Known on the courts as “Ham Williams,” John started his athletic journey as a Rucker kid in Harlem, later joining the Harlem Clowns, and eventually becoming a Harlem Globetrotter. Basketball opened doors for John to experience success in the face of adversity, allowing him to engage in brotherhood and travel all around the United States.
- This scholarship seeks to support young Black men who come from underserved communities and have embraced athleticism as a way to a better life.
- Any male African American high school senior who plays basketball and will be pursuing higher education in psychology, social work, business, or entrepreneurship may apply for this scholarship opportunity.
Submission: To apply, tell us how basketball has made you proud as a young African American man and upload images of yoursel
Deadline: December 6, 2024
Amount: $500
Learn More: https://bold.org/scholarships/john-r-ham-williams-scholarship/
