Jason Stone Injury Lawyers Awards Inaugural Scholarships to Inspiring Community Leaders

Jason Stone Injury Lawyers proudly announces the recipients of its inaugural scholarship program, awarding two $2,500 scholarships. This initiative recognizes students demonstrating exceptional leadership, community service, and civic engagement, underscoring the firm's commitment to fostering future changemakers. Sanya Nadeem of East Walpole, MA, and Samantha Rondo of Lebanon, ME, were selected for their inspiring dedication to improving their communities.

Sanya Nadeem, a Montrose School graduate, founded The VOTE Movement, a youth-led nonprofit. What began as a local Girl Scouts project now promotes civic participation and accessible local government across 25+ states and multiple countries. Nadeem will attend the University of Pennsylvania to study political science, aspiring to a future career in constitutional or civil rights law.

Samantha Rondo, a University of New England criminology student, received the scholarship for children of federal employees. Her commitment to public service shone during her role as a Community Service Officer with the Kennebunkport Police Department, enhancing her leadership and problem-solving skills. Inspired, Rondo aims to protect vulnerable populations. Firm founder Jason Stone lauded their "remarkable" accomplishments, expressing pride in supporting students who embody such strong values of service.