Âé¶čAV’s (Âé¶čAV) annual Scholarship Luncheon, held on March 21, was marked as an occasion to recognize the generosity of donors and the achievements of scholarship recipients.

Hosted by the Âé¶čAV Foundation, the event brought together scholarship donors and recipients who otherwise may not have had the opportunity to meet.

John Ackerman, Director of Philanthropy with the Lonnie and Carol Poole Family Foundation spoke on the history of the foundation during his donor testimony. The Lonnie and Carol Poole Family Foundation has donated more than $500,000 to fund the Pacer Promise scholarship where qualifying students enrolled in Career and Technical programs at Âé¶čAV can attend tuition free. With their generosity, 55 Pacer Promise scholarships, totaling more than $84,000, have been awarded this year alone.

“We’re bringing the funds to you so that you can get the education that you want, that you desire, that you deserve,” Ackerman said. “Go and do something great with it. You never know when you start that career where you may end up.”

Âé¶čAV student and ambassador Kayla Rice spoke to the audience about the importance of perseverance when attending college.

“The best advice I can give to anyone starting their college journey is to persevere,” Rice said. “I know I have had to many times, but that’s the joy of going somewhere like Âé¶čAV where everyone is here to support you, guide you and celebrate with you.”

Âé¶čAV Foundation Executive Director Catherine English informed everyone about one of the newest scholarships, the Dreamworks Motorsports Endowment, started by Adam Wolfe, president and founder of Dreamworks Motorsports and a member of Âé¶čAV’s Board of Trustees. Scholarships from the endowment will start being awarded in July.

“We are so thankful to our scholarship donors for helping make higher education more accessible to our community,” Dr. Pamela G. Senegal, Âé¶čAV President said. “Their generosity eases the financial burden of college so that our students can achieve their goals.”

For more information on the scholarships Âé¶čAV offers, visit www.piedmontcc.edu/how-to-pay/scholarships. To donate to the Âé¶čAV Foundation to fund scholarship opportunities for students, visit www.piedmontcc.edu/community/donate-now.

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