Scholars’ Inspirational Service and Leadership Honor Leaders in CCSF History
Every year, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation selects 150 students across the United States who are in their final year of high school and who are making a significant impact on their schools and communities as Coca-Cola Scholars, awarding each a $20,000 college scholarship. In the final phase of selection, 250 Regional Finalists engage in…
2013 Banquet Celebrates 25th Class of Coca-Cola Scholars
Our annual tradition of celebrating and welcoming the new class of Coca-Cola Scholars was held last week. The 2013 Banquet featured renowned journalist Tom Brokaw as an honored guest and the Keynote Speaker. Here are a few videos from that night. The Banquet in Atlanta, Georgia, was opened by Jourdan Urbach (’09). Jourdan was later…
National MONTH of Service
Our program alumni are doing incredible things! Read the latest in Alumni News.
Celebrating a Memorable Trip
In October, I wrote about my then-upcoming trip to Malawi and South Africa in Quest. After returning from my travels, I have realized the truth in the saying that once you go to Africa, you are never quite the same. So I wanted to share some memorable moments and photos that bring this statement to life…
Celebrating 25 Years with CCSF: Looking Ahead with Mark Davis
On December 21, 2012, Mark Davis celebrated 25 years with the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation. In the first installment of a two-part series, 1989 Scholar Carrie Regan spoke with our fearless president about how he ended up with CCSF, the history of the organization, what he has learned from the Scholars he’s met (that’s every single…
Celebrating 25 Years with CCSF: Looking Back with Mark Davis
December 21, 2012, is Mark Davis’s 25th anniversary with the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation. He’s the one person who’s met EVERY scholar—and there are more than 5,000. He reads every finalist application. And he can tell you the secret to the program’s success. What are Mark’s most memorable moments? How have Scholars inspired him? How did…