Left to Right:
Matthew A. Nunn, Yadiel J. Weits, Chase A. Marks, Noah S. Lingo, Kishen G. Sukhu
On June 14th, the Winter Park Achievement Foundation proudly awarded five $2,000 scholarships to a group of exceptional students who have demonstrated remarkable academic excellence. The ceremony, held at the Winter Park Community Center, was a heartwarming event attended by the scholarship recipients, their proud parents, and members of the foundation.
The recipients, selected from a competitive pool of applicants, had each submitted a detailed application showcasing their academic achievements, community involvement, and personal aspirations. The rigorous selection process aimed to identify students who not only excel in their studies but also embody the values of leadership, perseverance, and dedication to their communities.
In front of an audience filled with family members and foundation supporters, each student was presented with a check for $2,000. The atmosphere was filled with pride and celebration as the students were recognized for their hard work and commitment to their education.
Dr. Tony Delagall, Marketing Chairman of the Winter Park Achievement Foundation, spoke at the event, emphasizing the importance of supporting young scholars in their educational pursuits. "These scholarships represent our investment in the future," Anderson said. "We are honored to support these outstanding students as they continue their academic journeys and strive to make a positive impact on the world."
The scholarship recipients expressed their gratitude and shared their future plans, which included attending prestigious universities and pursuing careers in fields such as engineering, medicine, and public service. Their speeches highlighted not only their gratitude for the financial support but also their commitment to giving back to their communities.
Among the recipients were:
- Matthew Nunn, who plans to study civil engineering at Louisiana State University.
- Yadiel Weits, who will be attending the University of Florida to major in Mechanical Engineering.
- Chase Marks, who is set to begin his Business studies at the Florida A&M University.
- Noah Lingo, who will study computer science at the Cornell University.
- Kishen Sukhu, who plans to pursue a degree in Mathematics at University of Central Florida.
The ceremony concluded with a reception where the recipients, their families, and foundation members mingled and celebrated the students' achievements and bright futures.
The Winter Park Achievement Foundation has a long-standing tradition of supporting education through scholarships and community programs. This year’s awards mark another milestone in the foundation’s mission to empower young individuals to achieve their fullest potential.