All Injuries Law Firm Offers $1,000 Scholarship for Local Students Making a Difference

Graduating seniors in Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Lemon Bay, and North Port can now apply for the Community Impact Scholarship — celebrating students who care about their community and take action to make it better.

Your Effort to Help Others Could Earn You $1,000 Toward College

If you’re a high school senior who volunteers, helps others, or works to make a positive change in your community, All Injuries Law Firm wants to celebrate you.

We’ve launched the Community Impact Scholarship, a $1,000 award for one graduating senior from Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Lemon Bay, or North Port who’s making a difference right here in Southwest Florida.

We created this scholarship because we see how much good students do every day — from volunteering at local organizations to leading school projects and helping neighbors in need.

“Some of the most inspiring leaders in our community are still in high school,” said Attorney Brian O. Sutter, founding partner of All Injuries Law Firm. “We want to recognize students who already care about others and help them continue that spirit of service as they move forward in life.”

To apply, you’ll write a short essay (500–750 words) answering this question: “How have you contributed to your community, and how do you plan to continue making a difference in the future?”

You’ll also need one letter of recommendation from a teacher, mentor, or community leader — and an application form, available on our website.

Why We Started This Scholarship

Our firm has been part of Southwest Florida for more than 35 years, and giving back is part of who we are. We’ve seen how one person’s actions — big or small — can have a lasting impact.

By supporting students who care about their community, we’re investing in a brighter future for everyone. Whether you’re planning to attend college, university, or trade school, this scholarship is our way of saying thank you for everything you do to make your hometown a better place.