United Heritage Awards $20,000 in Scholarships to Deserving Students

AUSTIN, Texas - EntSun -- United Heritage Credit Union and the United Heritage Charity Foundation have proudly awarded two $10,000 scholarships to outstanding recent high school graduates, Katelynn Bates and Gino Burke. The scholarships, totaling $20,000 this year, were presented at the Dell Diamond in Round Rock, home of the Round Rock Express.

Katelynn Bates from Fate, Texas, and Gino Burke from Pflugerville, Texas, were selected from a competitive pool of applicants located across the state of Texas. The committee's decision was based on their exceptional academic achievements, their essay response and their embodiment of the credit union philosophy, "People Helping People." Both students demonstrated a strong commitment to community and civic service, active participation in extracurriculars, and outstanding scholastic performance. Katelynn received her award on Thursday, July 31, and Gino on Sunday, August 3.

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"We are proud to select Katelynn and Gino as this year's scholarship winners," said Chelsea Schrimpf, Chairman of the United Heritage Charity Foundation. "Their talent, dedication, and perseverance are truly inspiring. We can't wait to see what each of them accomplishes in their college journeys and beyond."

The United Heritage H. Ralph Wilburn Memorial Scholarship aims to support service-oriented students pursuing higher education. Over its 20+ year history, the scholarship has provided more than $150,000 to help students achieve their academic goals. To learn more visit uhcu.org