$ 1,000 Donaldson & Weston – Orlando Scholarship: Supporting Victims of Negligence

Donaldson & Weston, a personal injury law firm serving the Orlando community, is proud to sponsor the Supporting Victims of Negligence Scholarship. This $1,000 scholarship honors students passionate about justice, advocacy, and the ongoing effort to support individuals impacted by negligent actions.

2026 Essay Topic:

Supporting Victims of Negligence

Negligence—whether in the form of medical errors, unsafe environments, or reckless conduct—can have profound consequences. In your essay, examine how individuals, professionals, and communities can help victims of negligence recover and rebuild. Consider the roles of legal advocacy, policy reform, education, community support, and systemic change in advancing justice and healing.

We seek compelling, research-informed essays that show a deep understanding of the issue and offer original insights and practical solutions.

Scholarship Award:

$1,000 toward educational expenses for one selected applicant.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
• Must be currently enrolled or about to enroll in an accredited undergraduate, graduate, or community college program in the United States
• High school students must include proof of acceptance to a college or university.

Submission Requirements:

All applicants must submit the following in PDF format, using the required file naming conventions:

• Essay (1,000 words)
  • File name: FirstName_LastName_Donaldson&Weston Orlando_Scholarship_2026.pdf
• Resume (with contact details)
  • File name: FirstName_LastName_Resume.pdf
• Academic Transcript
  • File name: FirstName_LastName_Transcript.pdf
• College Acceptance Letter (for high school applicants only)
  • File name: FirstName_LastName_AcceptanceLetter.pdf
    

How to Apply:

Submit all application materials by emailing them to gs@accidentlawyerelite.com.

Application Deadline:

February 26, 2026

At Donaldson & Weston, we’ve seen firsthand the long road to justice faced by victims of negligence. This scholarship is one small way we hope to support those working to make that road easier through compassion, advocacy, and education.

We invite you to join us in amplifying the voices of those who seek justice and creating pathways to lasting change.