Warner & Fitzmartin Law Firm Launches $1,000 Scholarship for Advocacy-Focused Students

The Delray Beach, FL car accident lawyers at Warner & Fitzmartin have launched a new scholarship program aimed at supporting students who share the firm's commitment to advocacy and community service. The firm announced that applications are now open for the inaugural Our Voices In Need Scholarship, which will award $1,000 to help cover educational expenses for one deserving student. The scholarship welcomes applications from students enrolled in accredited undergraduate, graduate, or professional programs across the United States.

High school seniors and individuals with a GED who have been accepted to accredited programs may also apply. The firm seeks candidates pursuing careers in law, justice, or social advocacy who demonstrate both academic achievement and a commitment to helping others. We're looking for students who embody the spirit of giving back, the firm stated in its scholarship announcement. The ideal candidate demonstrates leadership abilities, engages with their community, and maintains the highest ethical standards.

The application requires submission of a current resume, unofficial transcript, and the essay by September 30, 2026. All materials should be sent via email to [email protected]. The firm asks that inquiries be directed to the same email address rather than phone calls to their office. The scholarship marks the firm's latest community initiative, building on its established tradition of pro bono legal work and local volunteering efforts.

Founding partners Aaron Warner and Elissa Fitzmartin established the program to help remove financial barriers for students working toward careers that serve others. The winner will be announced in October 2026, following the application deadline. The $1,000 award may be applied toward tuition, fees, and textbooks for the recipient's studies at their chosen institution. This initiative represents the firm's ongoing commitment to supporting the next generation of legal and social justice professionals while addressing financial challenges that often hinder educational advancement.