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(219) 887-9621 NEED MONEY FOR COLLEGE And the Winners Are Martin Family Promise Scholarship Tomiya Hamer—Lighthouse College Prep. $1000.00 Joseph Trent Morrow Scholarship Armoni Shonetra Jones Two (2) $2500.00 Scholarships East Chicago Central High School Desiree Taylor West Side Leadership Academy Horizon Bank Scholarship Laurentha Horton—Morton Sr. High School Five (5) $1000.00 Scholarships Tyler Hemmons—Andrean High School Indya Lewis—Hammond High School Trinitee Hassan—Munster High School Tomiya Hamer—Lighthouse College Prep. Horizon Bank Mid Year (2019) Tyler Peppers—Donald Gavit high School Scholarship Tyler Hemmons—Andrean High School Five (5) $1000.00 Scholarships Andrea Zaknoun—Michigan City High School Alexis Wood—Calumet New Tech Mareeya Amiyah Scully—Michigan City HS Senator Carolyn B. Mosby / NIPSCO Christian Haggard—Thea Bowman Leadership Scholarship Abigail Naumann—Thomas Edison Jr/Sr. HS Five (5) $1000.00 Scholarships Alexander Worley—Calumet New Tech Abigail Edwards—Whiting High School Alexis Proudman –Crown Point High School NIPSCO “STEM” Power Scholarships Noah Ford—Indiana Corrections Academy One (1) $1000.00 Scholarship (LaPorte) — $1000.00 One (1) $500.00 Scholarship Mareeya Amiyah Scully Michigan City HS—$500.00 Chester Arthur Jones and Robert L. Laurentha Horton—Morton Sr. High School Buggs, Sr. Engineering/Construction Trinitee Hassan—Munster High School Trades Scholarship—$500.00 The Gary Frontiers Service Club Inc. Desiree Taylor Scholarship—$500.00 West Side Leadership Academy National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. Tomiya Hamer—Lighthouse College Prep. $250.00 Guthrie Family Scholarship Kennedy Rozier Two (2) $2000.00 Scholarships West Side Leadership Academy Desiree Taylor West Side Leadership Academy Page 2 And the Winners Are Dr. Connie R. Horton Scholarship Tomiya Hamer—Lighthouse College Prep. Two (2) $1,000.00 Scholarships Khaon Andrael Robinson Steel City Academy Timothy Lamar Johnson Foundation Indya Lewis—Hammond High School Inc. Scholarship Fund—$1000.00 Shalonda Crump Scholarship Christian Haggard $500.00 Thea Bowman Leadership Academy Paul Steven Stewart Scholarship Trinitee Hassan—Munster High School $1000.00 Love Laila Nursing Scholarship Zebaneeka Washington—Calumet New Tech. $1000.00 Northwest Indiana Corvette Club Alexis Proudman—Crown Poing High School Two (2) $1000.00 Scholarships Razariah Combs—Merrillville High School Givens Education Healthcare Mareeya Scully –Michigan City High School Scholarship $1000.00 .

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