Virginia Stallings & Cindy Prestandrea Scholarship

Josiah Hicks (Bowie, MD), a senior at Chesapeake Math & IT Academy North High School, will attend Morgan State University in the fall to study Entrepreneurship.

Suitland student Adefunsho “Ashley” Adeyemi (District Heights, MD) will study Anthropology at Sewanee: University of the South.

A'Nya Vest (Upper Marlboro, MD) attends Trinity Washington University (Upper Marlboro, MD) and will use her award to continue to study Health Services.

Ava Garland, a Business Administration major at the University of Michigan, will also use scholarship monies to complete her studies.

Each year we salute the commitment and dedication of two of our long-standing credit union legends, Virginia Stallings and Cindy Prestandrea with our scholarship program.

This year we expanded our scholarship program by awarding (4) $2,500 scholarships to members that were:

Graduating from high school.
Enrolled in an undergraduate program at an accredited institution of higher learning.
Enrolled in a graduate program at an accredited institution of higher learning.
Were accepted to an accredited trade or vocational school.

Applicants were required to complete an application outlining their academic history, community involvement, and a newly required video essay response for a chance to win.

The 2025 Scholarship Announcement will be made in Winter 2024. To receive an alert about the scholarship, sign up here.

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