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A foundation born from tragedy just awarded its largest scholarship class ever, turning heartbreak into hope for 28 students. Since 2016, the Abbie DeLoach Foundation has given over $2 million to deserving young people in coastal Georgia.
Joshua Ivey, a Madison County High School senior, earned a prestigious scholarship to help him become a neurosurgeon serving underserved communities. He was selected from 85 applicants across Georgia for his academic excellence and commitment to helping others.
The Mary Joy Moosman Foundation is awarding nine scholarships across three Georgia high schools after a teen died days before graduation. The foundation raised enough funds to expand from one school to all three Troup County high schools in just one year.
Wiregrass Georgia Technical College just awarded $25,000 in scholarships to 39 students pursuing careers from nursing to welding. Thanks to generous donors, these merit-based awards will cover tuition, books, and fees for students across 11 counties.
A Hiram High School student just earned a full-ride scholarship worth over $400,000 to Davidson College, beating out applicants from across the globe. Oluwadamilare Ezra Lawal is one of only eight students worldwide selected for the prestigious John M. Belk Scholarship.
Seven Georgia high school seniors will each receive $1,000 to pursue their college dreams through LGE Community Credit Union's 2026 scholarship program. Applications are open through March 31 for students in seven metro Atlanta counties.
Three Georgia restaurant employees just won scholarships funded entirely by a menu item. Every fried pickle appetizer sold at 5 Spot restaurants puts $1 toward helping team members chase their dreams.
Delta Community Credit Union is giving five Georgia students $5,000 each to help pay for college. There's just one catch: applicants must complete a free financial literacy course first.
Ten outstanding Georgia high school seniors just scored full rides worth $18,000 each through a 61-year-old scholarship program that's now awarded over $7 million. The Hatton Lovejoy Scholarships will cover their college costs for four years at top universities.
Fifteen Cobb County high school seniors just earned prestigious National Merit Scholarships, joining an elite group of just 6,700 students nationwide recognized for academic excellence. These Georgia students are heading to top universities with awards ranging from one-time $2,500 prizes to four-year scholarships worth thousands.
A Georgia foundation honoring a teen who died days before graduation is now offering scholarships to students at all three Troup County high schools. Nine awards totaling over $10,000 will help seniors pursue their dreams in 2026.
More than a decade after his death, U.S. Air Force Captain Nick Whitlock's values continue shaping young lives through a foundation that awards scholarships based on character, not just grades. The Nick Whitlock Foundation has supported over two dozen veteran organizations and helps college students who embody integrity and leadership.
Kennedy Peacock earned a scholarship designed for students who've faced major obstacles and came out stronger. Five other Columbia County students also received awards to help fund their futures.
A Seattle high school senior earned one of the nation's most selective scholarships, joining dozens of classmates who collectively secured over $100,000 in awards. From aviation training to national math competitions, Seattle Public Schools students are proving that dedication and community support create extraordinary opportunities.
When Mayahuel Yaoapoqa moved from Micronesia to Georgia without speaking English, she never imagined she'd graduate college at 17 alongside her sister and father. This week, the three celebrate degrees together at Georgia Northwestern Technical College. #
Breezy White just became the first person with Down syndrome to graduate from Georgia Highlands College and earn a college degree in Georgia. Her journey from childhood dream to 4.0 GPA student shows what's possible when opportunity meets determination.
Two Las Vegas high school seniors just became the first students in their city to win the Davis New Mexico Scholarship, each receiving up to $400,000 to attend prestigious universities. Their achievement opens doors for future students in a community that's been working toward this moment for years.
Twenty high school seniors from Santa Barbara County just scored college scholarships totaling over $66,000 for their artistic talent. The awards mark 47 years of the Scholarship Foundation celebrating young artists and investing in their creative futures.
Tessa Saxe from Morrisonville earned a prestigious Oklahoma State University scholarship worth thousands. She's one of hundreds of students receiving support from the university's $1.8 million scholarship program.
A former Kalamazoo Central football player is launching a scholarship to cover what free tuition can't—housing, textbooks, and other college essentials. The Weekley Legacy Scholarship will support 10 students starting in 2026.
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