Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union awards $5,000 in scholarships through “Driven 2 Excel” program
FAYETTEVILLE, NC (May 17, 2018) — Two Cumberland County high school seniors won scholarships from Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union for their academic excellence and commitment to attending school as part of Beasley Broadcast Group’s “Driven 2 Excel” program yesterday. This program is a community enhancement campaign designed to reward high school seniors in Cumberland County, NC for their academic excellence and exemplary attendance records throughout the 2017-2018 school year. During the qualification periods, students were to have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher and no more than five absences to qualify.
Over 690 seniors qualified for the “Driven 2 Excel” program and had their names entered into a drawing for first, second, and third place prizes. The grand prize was a 2017 Kia Soul from Fayetteville Kia. Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union sponsored the second and third places prizes, which consisted of a $3,000 scholarship and a $2,000 scholarship. Several other door prizes were also put into the drawing.
Tyshon Jenkins from Westover High School won the $2,000 scholarship and Justin Hagan from South View High School received the $3,000 scholarship. Jacob Branham from Cumberland Polytechnic High School won the “Driven 2 Excel” 2017 Kia Soul. Great job and congratulations, from all of us at Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union.
About Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union
Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial cooperative owned exclusively by its members and regulated by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Chartered on April 18, 1960, it exists to promote thrift amongst its members. Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union is committed to its members and works to uphold its fundamental responsibility to actively serve people within its field of membership.
About Beasley Broadcast Group
Founded in North Carolina in 1961, Beasley Media Group, LLC. is a radio broadcasting company that owns and operates 63 stations located in fifteen markets in the United States.
