Congratulations to the 2023 recipients!
GreenState Credit Union is proud to announce the recipients of the 2023 Give & Grow Scholarship Program. The program emphasizes the importance “Giving Back to our Communities” through volunteer hours and contributions to non-profit organizations. GreenState Credit Union has awarded $1,500 college scholarships to six deserving recipients. In addition, we will donate $1,500 to a non-profit organization of the scholarship winner’s choice.
Greta Stanier
| High School: |
City High School |
| College: |
Boston University |
| Charity: |
The Arc of Southeast Iowa |
| “Volunteering and community service have been important aspects of my identity throughout my whole life. Whether it is helping make my school a better place through Interact Club, taking a service trip to Guatemala, or volunteering my time junior counseling at summer camp, I am passionate about making an impact in a broad range of communities.” |
Livie Herbers
| High School: |
Grinnell High School |
| College: |
Iowa State University |
| Charity: |
Poweshiek Animal League Shelter |
| “Volunteering has helped me grow as a person and build a better school and community for others. I have learned how to lead and cooperate with different groups of people. I have met various people that I would not have otherwise had contact with and I have met mentors that inspire me and have shown me how to give my time to help others.” |
Maggie Miner
| High School: |
Johnston High School |
| College: |
University of Iowa |
| Charity: |
The Johnston Partnership |
| “Volunteering is something I will always do, as every experience has helped my life in one way or another. I love helping others, and I will always cherish the memories because each experience has made me a better person.” |
Matisse Arnone
| High School: |
City High School |
| College: |
University of Vermont |
| Charity: |
Field to Family |
| “I was lucky to discover the benefits of using my newfound independence of driving to volunteer in my community. I have since volunteered for groups ranging from political campaigns to large-scale art festivals. Every new experience has only made me love community service even more.” |
Tanner Knight
| High School: |
Liberty High School |
| College: |
University of Iowa |
| Charity: |
Houses into Homes |
| “I have always had a passion for helping others as well as sharing my talents with others. Bettering the lives of others has always made me feel good inside, knowing that I made a difference. I will continue to volunteer in various ways after high school and beyond.” |
Alison Albrecht
| High School: |
Waubonsie Valley High School |
| College: |
Indiana University |
| Charity: |
St Jude’s Children’s Hospital |
| “With over 150 volunteer hours in high school, community service is my largest time commitment in high school and my passion. Without volunteering, I would not be the person I am today. I am so glad I've had the opportunity to serve in these amazing groups.” |
