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Scholarships awarded to local students

By Reggie Ponder,

8 days ago

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=36hKTg_0u23FDCu00 — Chick-fil-A awards the Remarkable Futures Scholarship to 57 team members between two local restaurants, Chick-fil-A Wake Forest and Heritage Village. Scholarship awards total $132,000. Bottom row, from left, are: Hailey Murphy, Tara Blake, Madison Howard, Ava Breemes, Hannah Widdowson, Sam Gibson, Lucy Flood, Jamie Doyle; second row, from left, are the Chick-fil-A Cow, Jonah Avila, Stephen Stuntz, Zoe Kirsch, Victoria Clawson, Shelby Reinhardt, Mary Grace Stuckey, Rebekah Harrington, Rachel Oliver, Shannen Phelps, Shylah Wells and Rob Reasoner.; third row, from left, are Caleb Collins, Levi Rogers, Ian Ward, Hunter Miller, Dominick Pendola, Seth Barnett, Janelle Thompson, Tyler Martin and Mark Reasoner. Not pictured are Madison Barnes, McKye Bramblett, Mikayla Cloud, Jedidiah Cole, Madison Conyers, Gracie Elliott, Braden Grace, Jeremiah Hager, Jonathan Hall, Regan Harlacker, Robert Harmening, Abby Hill, Cameron Horton, Lindsay King, Lizzie Kudla, Morgan Leavitt, Alek Leonard, Kennedy Mathis, Brody Moore, Maddie Perkins, Ethan Perry, Gavin Quinn, Kaitlyn Regan, Emma Skinner, Miller Sykes, Delaney Washington, and Chase Weisser. | Contributed photo.

Fifty-seven local Chick-fil-A employees have been awarded the company’s Remarkable Futures Scholarship.

“The Remarkable Futures Scholarship is a scholarship we offer each year at Chick-fil-A,” the company explained in a press release. “This year, 57 team members between our two restaurants (Chick-fil-A Wake Forest and Heritage Village) received this scholarship. They were awarded a total of $132,000.”

The company expressed pride in the accomplishments of local student-employees.

“These team members have worked hard to live out our core values and make a difference in the community,” the press release stated. “We are so proud of them and we are excited to help them pursue their education.”

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