Scholarship recipient offers thanks to foundation

The CAN DO Community Foundation recently received this letter of appreciation, posted here with permission.
 
My name is Jennifer Sando and I am a student at Penn State Hazleton majoring in Medical Laboratory Science. I will be graduating this Spring semester and currently hold a 3.6 overall GPA. I am a recipient of the CAN DO scholarship for the 2013/2014 school year. I would like to take this time to thank you for your generosity.
Along with being a full time student, I am a mother of two young children and currently working three jobs. Your contribution means so much to students such as myself that are working around the clock to better their lives and the lives of their families. It is because of men and women such as yourself that assist in allowing that student to become successful. Your generosity gives a student like me the motivation to go on and the strength to continue toward the future.
With deepest gratitude.... Thank you. 
Jennifer Sando

CAN DO Community Foundation presents fifth annual Joseph Yenchko Awards to Ferrwood students

The CAN DO Community Foundation recently presented the fifth annual Joseph Yenchko Awards – scholarships named for the first CAN DO employee – to six area students to attend Ferrwood Music Camp.

Foundation President Gary F. Lamont announced that the awards were presented to:

Melissa Clatch of Drums, a student at Drums Elementary/Middle School; Sarah Habel of Hazleton, a student at Heights-Terrace Elementary/Middle School; Hannah Kunetz of Hazle Township, a student at McAdoo Kelayres; Megan Novak of Freeland, a student at Freeland Elementary/Middle School; Dustin Snyder of White Haven, a student at Freeland Elementary/Middle School; and Angelina Umbriac of Hazleton, a student at Heights-Terrace Elementary/Middle School.

Read more: CAN DO Community Foundation presents fifth annual Joseph Yenchko Awards to Ferrwood students

CAN DO Foundation Scholarship

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The CAN DO Community Foundation Award at Penn State Hazleton is awarded annually at the annual Highacres Society Dinner. This scholarship honors and recognizes outstanding academic achievement by an undergraduate student enrolled in the baccalaureate degree in business at the Hazleton campus of Penn State University.

The scholarship is specifically designated for a student from Greater Hazleton. Full- and part-time students who have attained high academic achievement at the end of their second semester are considered for the award. Continuing education students receive special consideration.

The CAN DO Community Foundation Award is given for one academic year, and a recipient is able to be considered for the scholarship again through continued academic achievement. The Penn State Hazleton Scholarship Commitee selects the recipients of the scholarship.