Community involvement has always been a defining part of our core mission of “people helping people”. Note that it’s not just “members helping members,” but people helping people. We continue this legacy with our annual scholarship program.
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:
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.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS OF THE 2024 VIRGINIA STALLINGS AND CINDY PRESTANDREA SCHOLARSHIP!
Ava Garland, a Business Administration major at the University of Michigan, will also use scholarship monies to complete her studies.
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