The Comcast Foundation today announced the 90 local 2013-14 recipients of its annual Leaders and Achievers® Scholarship Program awards.
“Each year, we are excited to provide scholarships for these talented students,” said Charisse R. Lillie, President of the Comcast Foundation and Vice President, Community Investment of Comcast Corp. “Comcast seeks students who demonstrate leadership abilities in school activities and who reflect a strong commitment to community service. These students are our future leaders, and we hope these scholarships will help to power their dreams for success.”
The Comcast Leaders and Achievers® Scholarship Program provides $1,000 scholarships to students who strive to achieve their potential, who are catalysts for positive change in their communities, who are involved in their schools, and who serve as models for their fellow students. The philosophy behind the program is to give young people every opportunity to prepare for the future and to engage them in their communities. The program also demonstrates the importance of civic involvement, and the value placed on civic involvement by the business community.
To date, Comcast has awarded nearly $19 million to nearly 19,000 Leaders and Achievers Scholarship winners.
Connect with the scholarship winners at www.facebook.com/ComcastLeadersandAchievers. Explore and “like” Comcast in the community at www.facebook.com/WePowerDreams.
Allyn
Chase F. Andrews, Klahowya Secondary School
Arlington
Pauline M. Walker, Highland Christian School
Auburn
Sylvia Agaton, Muckleshoot Tribal School
Nathanael Asbury, Fife High School
Jennifer N. Nguyen, Auburn Mountainview High School
Bellevue
Deja M. Thomas, Sammamish High School
Zhaoning Xu, Newport High School
Bellingham
Anthony Clarence Goo, Squalicum High School
Nicholas A. Estrada, Bellingham High School
Meagan L. McIntyre, Sehome High School
Bothell
Molly C. Pence, Inglemoor High School
Bow
Connor J. Saben, Burlington-Edison High School
Bremerton
Chloe A. Kent, Olympic High School
Carbonado
Ryan M. Roulier, White River High School
Chehalis
Kelia R. Cook, Auburn Adventist Academy
Coupeville
Haley M. Marx, Coupeville High School
Edgewood
Christeanna M. Friend, Puyallup Senior High School
Enumclaw
Jennifer M. Hogan, Enumclaw High School
Everett
Steven H. Parks, Cascade High School
Everson
Michael B. Whitmer, Nooksack Valley High
Federal Way
Rubi Barojas, Federal Way High School
Edward J. Choi, Thomas Jefferson High School
Javier D. Hernandez, Todd Beamer High School
Spencer A. Smith, Decatur High School
Ferndale
Trinell P. Carpenter, Meridian High School
Gig Harbor
Hannah C. Long, Gig Harbor High School
Kyla L. Borders, Peninsula High School
Issaquah
Iman Baghai, Issaquah High School
Kent
Ruben Riordan, Charles Wright Academy
Kiia Z. Brantley, Kentwood Senior High School
Kirkland
Nicola E. Love, Juanita High School
Lacey
Zain A. Abid, North Thurston High School
Grace E. Friberg, Northwest Christian High School
David Vo, Timberline High School
Lakewood
Leilani-Jade D. Pecher, Clover Park High School
Langley
Thoomas G. Allen, Sno-Isle Skills Tech Center
Liberty Lake
Hailey Brooke Reneau, Central Valley High School
Lynden
Rebecca J. Steiger, Lynden Christian High School
Lynnwood
Emily M. Ottman, Lynnwood High School
Marysville
Forrest C. Brown, Marysville Getchell High School – School for the Entrepreneur
Victoria Stefoglo, Lakewood High School
McCleary
Hannah L. Plummer, Elma High School
Milton
Gabrielle M. Boyle, Christian Faith School
Montesano
Jenna G. Mawhorter, Montesano Junior-Senior High School
Mossyrock
Mitchel A. Johnson, Mossyrock High School
Mount Vernon
Kylie I. Terwilliger, Mount Vernon High School
Ryan K. Solemslie, Sedro-Woolley High
North Bend
Ana N. Daviduke, The Bush School
Jessica A. Graves, Mount Si High School
Oak Harbor
Joem G. Evangelista, Oak Harbor High School
Olympia
David Garcia-Palao Agreda, Capital High School
Poulsbo
Danielle R. Moore, North Kitsap High School
Puyallup
Austin M. Kelley, Emerald Ridge High School
Rainier
Tori B. Skinner, Rainier High School
Renton
Christina H. Chung, Oliver M. Hazen High School
Aretha Luong, Liberty High School
Uyen-Chi L. Ta, Charles A. Lindbergh High School
Rochester
Megan R. Hull, Rochester High School
SeaTac
Renee L. Stanton, Academy of Citizenship & Empowerment High School
Seattle
Jobie Mae R. Aldefolla, Odyssey the Essential High School
Kevin R. Ault, Roosevelt High School
Chloe E. Behar, Chief Sealth High School
Anna L. Cechony, Ballard High School
Susan M. Kimani, Global Connections High School at Tyee Educational Center
Kellie H. Kumasaka, Seattle Christian Schools
Bailey K. McCaslin, Holy Names Academy
Monica M. Mosqueda, Franklin High School
Alexia C. Tully, Ingraham High School
Nicholas J. Ulacia, Bishop Blanchet High School
Shoreline
Rhiannon A. Bates, Shorecrest High School
Dylan B. Stephens, Shorewood High School
Snohomish
Tanner J. Perry, Snohomish High School
Spanaway
Antoinette Graham, Bethel High School
Nicholas J. Scacciotti, Graham-Kapowsin High School
Spokane
Kalynn M. Moneymaker , Shadle Park High School
Carson E. Murray, Governor John R. Rogers High School
Bruce Thomas Radigan Culbertson, Saint George’s School
Miriam J. Taylor, Ferris High School
Mikayla G. Wash, North Central High School
Spokane Valley
Jacqueline E. Swanson, West Valley High School
Hailee M. Zuck, University High School
Sultan
Daniel Arroyo, Sultan High School
Tacoma
Emerson J. Kim, Steilacoom High School
May Y. Luu, Wilson High School
Abigail R. McInnis, Stadium High School
Jacy C. Torres, Mount Tahoma High School
Tumwater
James A. Killough, Tumwater High School
University Place
Jackson J. Hogan, Curtis Senior High School
Vashon
Catherine Anne Elizabeth Stackhouse, Vashon Island High School
Winlock
Rachel A. Archer, Winlock High School
The Comcast Foundation was founded by Comcast Corporation in June 1999 to provide charitable support to qualified nonprofit organizations. The Foundation primarily invests in programs intended to have a positive, sustainable impact on their communities. The Foundation has three community investment priorities—promoting community service, expanding digital literacy, and building tomorrow’s leaders. Since its inception, the Comcast Foundation has donated more than $123 million to organizations in the communities nationwide that Comcast serves. More information about the Foundation and its programs is available at www.comcast.com/community.
