Mike Millward Active Duty Military Scholarship

Jeep Jamboree USA is constantly looking for ways we can offer more to our members and the off-road community, as well as those that serve our country. We are excited to announce that starting in 2018 we will begin offering the Mike Millward Active Duty Military Scholarship program. Funded by our Platinum Club members, we will be offering five (5) $1,000 scholarships to active duty military personnel, with funds being allocated to cover registration fees and travel costs for their family at a Jamboree of their choice. In addition to allowing us to give back to those serving our country, ideally, we will be enabling families that may not be able to participate in a Jamboree due to costs involved, a chance to experience a family weekend in our off-roading community.

The scholarship name honors Mike Millward, the local coordinator of the Silver Valley Jeep Jamboree who served in the Air Force during the Vietnam War. His dedication to our country, as well as his contributions to the Jeep Jamboree program, have inspired us to offer this program and expand the ways JJUSA is able to give back to our country and communities.

To be considered for one of the five annual scholarships applicants must submit the form below:

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    Copy of a current Military ID Card (showing ACTIVE duty status)

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      A photo of the applicant and their Jeep 4x4

    • A brief essay explaining why your family should be considered for a scholarship (minimum of 300 words)

    • Submission does not guarantee selection for a scholarship. Submissions for each calendar year must be made between Jan. 1 & May 1. No submissions will be considered outside of that timeframe. Selections will be reviewed and selected by Jeep Jamboree USA staff. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the submission timetable.

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