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The Student Veterans Organization at Finger Lakes Community College is dedicated to ensuring the success of our student veterans and their families during their time at FLCC. One of the significant challenges they face is financial hardship, which can impede their path to success. To address this, the Student Veterans Relief Fund was established in 2022.
Since its inception, the fund has been instrumental in aiding numerous student veterans who encountered financial difficulties, enabling them to persist and complete their degrees. However, to continue this crucial mission, we need YOUR support. Your generosity can sustain our efforts to provide financial assistance to student veterans when they need it most, allowing them to remain focused on their academic pursuits. We invite you to join us in contributing to our student veterans during the Laker Day of Giving campaign.
Every contribution, regardless of its size, plays a significant role in our endeavor to help student veterans achieve academic success. Our goal for this campaign is to raise $2500 during this 24-hour drive. We are fortunate to have a supporter willing to match up to $500 total donations. Thank you for considering this opportunity to support our student veterans. Your contribution is deeply appreciated.
Payton Stoddard talks about her decision to enroll at FLCC and how a scholarship has allowed her to focus on her classes and playing volleyball rather than worrying about money.
537 days ago by Laura Alishauskas
Mary Hickman, a 2024 culinary arts graduate, talks about the scholarship that helped her continue her studies after a fire destroyed her family's home. Mary was among the more than 100 students who annually receive a scholarship created by local donors to honor a family member or to encourage students in a particular discipline.
Amanda Mott will graduate in spring 2025 from the viticulture and wine technology program. She received the Uncork Your Future Gallo Canandaigua Winery Scholarship, which has allowed her to focus on her classes.
537 days ago by Laura AlishauskasConnie Bennett, a fall 2024 nursing graduate, says she would not have graduated with FLCC emergency funds. You can help students achieve their dreams by making a gift to FLCC's annual Laker Day of Giving and help unlock an additional $100,000 in student support.
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