Scholarships Available:
The Wilson Family Advocacy Scholarship
This scholarship is established in honor of The Wilson Family, whose lives have been defined by a deep commitment to advocating for those who have often been unheard and overlooked. The Wilson Family have dedicated their lives to supporting marginalized communities, speaking out for social justice, and fighting for equal rights. Their advocacy has been rooted in the belief that every person deserves a voice and should have the resources and support needed to thrive.
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The Wilson Family Advocacy Scholarship is awarded to a student who demonstrates a strong ethic, and a passion for advocacy, social justice, and making a tangible difference in the lives of others. The recipient should exemplify the same unwavering commitment to championing the rights of underrepresented groups, whether through activism, volunteer work, or community involvement. This scholarship aims to support future leaders in healthcare, law, public policy, or any field dedicated to improving the lives of individuals through advocacy and systemic change.
The Mary Clayton-Long Compassion Scholarship
This scholarship honors the memory of Mary Clayton-Long, a woman who, despite facing personal challenges, embodied the values of compassion, charity, and service. Though she was never able to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse, her generosity and dedication to others were evident in all aspects of her life. She lived by the Catholic principles of love and care for others, offering support to those in need with kindness and humility.
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The Mary Clayton-Long Compassion Scholarship is awarded to a student who demonstrates not only academic promise but also a deep commitment to serving others. The recipient should reflect the same spirit of compassion and selflessness that defined Mary Clayton-Long's life, whether through volunteerism, acts of charity, or a passion for helping others. This scholarship seeks to support and inspire future healthcare professionals or community leaders who embody these same principles of service, kindness, and care for those in need.
Scholarship Recipient
Congratulations Mr. Jeremiah Crawford
Major - Social Work
School - Concordia University Wisconsin | Class of 2026
In his personal essay, Mr. Crawford shared: "Sickle cell has given me a unique lens through which I view the world. It has taught me not to define people by their ailments but to celebrate their essence and spirit."
