Community Commitment Scholarship
For 15 years, we’ve been proud to celebrate our roots in education with the Honor Credit Union Community Commitment Scholarship. This year, we’re excited to keep the tradition alive by giving $30,000 in scholarships to 12 amazing high school seniors from our communities. We can’t wait to see what you’ll achieve!
Enter to Win $2,500!
- Be a graduating high school or home school senior
- Be a member of Honor Credit Union, and be the primary account holder at the time of application and scholarship presentation (all students qualify for Honor membership)
- Have been accepted at an accredited U.S. post-secondary institution, or an accredited U.S. trade or vocational school
- Minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- Demonstrate academic achievement and community involvement
- Applicants may NOT be current Honor Credit Union employees or board members
- Applicants may NOT be children or grandchildren of current Honor employees or board members
- Community Involvement (up to 8 points possible)
- Essay (up to 8 points possible)
- GPA (up to 4 points possible)
- A minimum score of 10 points is required to be eligible for this scholarship.
- Winners will be notified by Honor Credit Union, typically in late-April.
- Checks will be made payable to the educational institution the winner included in their application.
- The checks will be mailed directly to that institution after August 1st.
2024 Winners
The following students exemplify community commitment and are positive role models for their community service and academic success. These applicants were selected out of over 100 applications received for 2024:
Battle Creek / Coldwater
Anna Richer – Quincy High School
Mollie Murdock – Gull Lake High School
Benton Harbor / St. Joseph
Kayla Valdes – St. Joseph High School
Buchanan / Berrien Springs / Niles
Zayne Hunsberger – Raising Arrows Academy
Coloma / Hartford / South Haven
Sydney Bettis – South Haven High School
Dowagiac
Kayden Stokes – Lighthouse Connections Academy
Greater Grand Rapids
Alisyn Borton – Hudsonville High School
Tessa Byker- Covenant Christian High School
Gwinn / Marquette / Negaunee
Josie Matheny – Marquette Senior High School
Mick Kumpula – Negaunee High School
Greater Kalamazoo
Abigail DeGraw – Stoney Creek High School
Addison Jackson – Kalamazoo Christian High School
Past Winners
Check out our past Community Commitment Scholarship winners from across Michigan.
Honor Announces 2024 Community Commitment Scholarship Winners
Twelve graduating seniors throughout Michigan were each awarded a $2,500 scholarship to be used towards furthering their education.
Honor Announces 2023 Community Commitment Scholarship Winners
Twenty-eight graduating seniors throughout Michigan were each awarded a $1,000 scholarship to be used towards furthering their education.
Honor Announces 2022 Community Commitment Scholarship Winners
A total of 25 graduating high school seniors throughout Michigan were each awarded $1,000 to be used towards furthering their education.