[Page 36] Scholarship Funds

Cura Consulting and Management, LLC

As an entrepreneur, it is my life's work and passion to see our youth engage in entrepreneurship opportunities. Without question entrepreneurship is a driving force of economic growth, but entrepreneurship also strengthens communities by providing jobs and a sense of belonging to those in the communities they serve. This scholarship serves to: Support students seeking a degree in business/entrepreneurship Provide $2,500 scholarships to 2 high school seniors each year Help first-generation students like myself achieve their educational goals Leave a legacy of financial support to offset college expenses

The Berndt Family

We started this 6 years ago as a way to keep Jose's spirit of kindness and giving alive and plan to keep it going for as long as possible.

Averie Bishop

This scholarship fund will support a current first-gen, minority, pre-law college student by helping to cover their law school application costs.

BookIt4Life Children’s Book & Social Club

In continuing the legacy of Genevieve H. (Jones) DePriest, the embodiment of a person who truly made a difference in countless lives through her beneficence, education profession, and the Greater Memphis, Tennessee community. We are establishing the G.H. DePriest Memorial Scholarship open to Tennessee high school seniors and undergraduates pursuing a psychology and/or education major.

Jasmine Estevez

As one small part of this, this scholarship fund will go towards the Rosemarie STEM Scholarship, which will help one ambitious student harness their full potential as a STEM professional to change the world for the better.The scholarship is open to all students who are planning to pursue or who are currently pursuing a degree in any STEM-related field.

Brandon Zylstra

This scholarship fund will help provide for Black high school students who plan to attend college.

Serenia Beckton

I am creating this fund to honor my late Mother, Alma J. Grubbs who had an extensive career as an Educator in Georgia. She was a woman who always cared and sacrificed so much for others. She delayed her college journey to later in life to help financially support her family of three younger siblings who lost the patriach of the family during her Senior Year of High School.

Teenage Entrepreneur Society

The Teenage Entrepreneur Society is working to recognize teenagers who have excelled in their creative pursuits.

Justricia

The mission of this scholarship fund is to help make education accessible to all people.