The Christopher Mark Pitkin Memorial Scholarship will be awarded based primarily upon the applicant's statements of goals and intentions as well as extracurricular involvement within his or her community. Applicants must be a person with a bleeding disorder or must have an immediate family member with a bleeding disorder; however, priority will be given to those with bleeding disorders. They must also be accepted into an educational or vocational institution and able to provide proof of enrollment. Priority given to applicants who are actively involved with HFSC as a community member participant or volunteer. Priority will also be given to first-time applicants. Two letters of recommendation and a short bio are required. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.