The Robert A. Cunningham Scholarship was created in 1998 to honor the memory of Robert A. Cunningham, who volunteered as a GECU board member for 30 years. He sat on the supervisory committee for 10 years and served three terms (nine years) as a Chairperson of the Board. This college scholarship honors five-graduating high-school seniors who share the same spirit of volunteerism and scholastic achievement as Mr. Cunningham. The application period runs January through March.
Cunningham Memorial Scholarship
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March 31st was the final day to submit applications for the Robert A. Cunningham Scholarship. We will reopen applications in January 2024. Visit our community page to discover more ways GECU is making an impact.
2023 Scholarship winners
Coralynn Bertsch
Bishop Brossart High School
Sam Hawkins
St. Xavier High School
Anna Johnson
Lebanon High School
Lainey Hill
Lakota East High School
Carter Flora
Turpin High School
Chelsey Hair
Ross High School
Tiyasa Chakraborty
William Mason High School
Tahlia Little
Loveland High School
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