North Florida College
Contributor
The North Florida College (NFC) Foundation proudly recognized several outstanding Hamilton County High School (HCHS) seniors during its annual scholarship awards program, helping students take the next step toward achieving their educational and career goals at NFC.
This year, the foundation awarded scholarships to six HCHS students, including one recipient of the prestigious Presidential Scholarship, a full-ride award that covers tuition and fees at NFC.
Receiving the Presidential Scholarship was Evelyn Cazarez, whose academic achievement, leadership and dedication earned her one of the foundation's highest honors.


Additional scholarship recipients included:
• Sarah Armstrong – W.L. & Neta Carter Scholarship ($1,500) and Caroline Mary Moffses Memorial Scholarship ($500)
• Ana Hidalgo – Caroline Mary Moffses Memorial Scholarship ($1,000) and First Federal Fund Endowment Scholarship ($1,000)
• Jesus Gregorio Martinez – W.L. & Neta Carter Scholarship ($2,000)
• Hayden Tabor – W.L. & Neta Carter Scholarship ($2,000)

In total, the NFC Foundation awarded $8,000 in scholarship funding to HCHS seniors, in addition to the full value of the Presidential Scholarship. These awards are made possible through the generosity of donors who believe in investing in the future of NFC’s students and communities.
"Scholarships help remove financial barriers and open doors to opportunity," said NFC Director of Resource Development Traci McClung. "We are proud to celebrate these students and grateful to the donors whose generosity helps make higher education accessible for the next generation of leaders."
The NFC Foundation supports student success through scholarships, program support and educational initiatives that strengthen the college and the communities it serves.
For information about scholarship opportunities through the NFC Foundation, visit NFC.edu or contact the NFC Foundation Office at 850-973-9417.
Discover more from Riverbend News
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
