Nancy W. Dalton has been a faithful and dedicated board of trustee member for Carrollton Education Foundation (CEF) from its inception. Prior to the CEF, Nancy worked with “Carrollton Community Scholarships.” Nancy has served as the Carrollton Education Foundation treasurer since 1986 and has done a fantastic and accurate job each year.   She is

Vicki Hill is a radio gospel announcer at WTLZ-FM 107.1 FM. For over 16 years, many people have invited Ms. Hill into their homes every Sunday to listen to her words of encouragement and special music arrangements of contemporary Christian to traditional gospel music. Ms. Hill showcases local artists and even gives artists who are

Dr. Joe and Rosanne Gardner valued education and were proud to call Saginaw their home.   Established in 2012, the Joe H. and Rosanne S. Gardner Memorial Scholarship provides funding for students pursuing a career in the medical field.   Originally from Lansing, Dr. Joe Gardner received his Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State

Beginning this week, students in the Great Lakes Bay Region may apply for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Regional Scholarship. Applications are due Oct. 30.   The scholarships are awarded to Bay, Midland and Saginaw County high school seniors, regardless of ethnicity, who actively embrace King’s dream of improving racial harmony and social

  Saginaw Promise – investing in the future of Saginaw and the lives of its students through a postsecondary education scholarship. The Saginaw Promise is an economic initiative formed through the Michigan Promise Zone Authority Act, enacted in 2009. The Saginaw Promise mission is to affect Saginaw’s economy and quality of life by promoting and

The Saginaw Social Service Club, established in 1936, provides this scholarship in memory of Norman Osborne.   The Saginaw Social Service Club’s goals are to promote social work, the exchange of ideas and information on social questions, and the development of professional relationships to enhance public service.   Mr. Osborne dedicated his life to the

Women of Colors (WOC) was founded in 1993 by a group of women that believed it would take a cooperative effort of women of all nationalities, ages and socioeconomic status to address issues plaguing the Saginaw Community. The founders believed that women should take a more active role in addressing issues of crime, blight and

The William & Helen Kempf Music Scholarship was established in 2009 in memory of Helen and Bill Kempf, strong advocates of music education.   Bill Kempf was a professional musician, educator, minister of music and person who touched the lives of many. He was not only a teacher, both privately and in many schools, but

Val and Julie Kostrzewa were Saginaw business leaders and owners of B & K Corporation and Wright-K Technology Inc. The Kostrzewa’s were natives of Saginaw and are survived by six children and their families.  In keeping with the wishes of their family, the objective of this scholarship is to provide scholarships to student athletes from

The University of Michigan has the largest organization collegiate alumni body in the United States with over 324,000 graduates and 195 alumni clubs.   The Saginaw Alumni Club is one of the oldest U-M alumni organizations in the country dating back to its formation in the early 1920s. The Saginaw club first began its tradition