Jan 4, 2017 1 min read

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Principal Ken Fusina and students from John F. Kennedy Catholic School accept ESO Fund scholarships from Todd Day of First Commonwealth Bank.

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Madonna Catholic Regional School students and Principal Don Militzer accept ESO Fund scholarships from Christopher Claspy of Northwest Savings Bank.

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WCCF marketing associate Amy Shope, left, poses with Erika Deyarmin-Young, public affairs coordinator for Waste Management.

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During the most recent ESO Fund scholarship cycle, Washington County Community Foundation awarded $36,915 in scholarships to students from

• John F. Kennedy Catholic School;

• Madonna Catholic Regional School;

• Bishop Canevin High School;

• Calvary Chapel Christian School;

• Central Christian Academy;

• Faith Christian School;

• First Love Christian Aca-demy

• St. Louise de Marillac Catholic School;

• St. Patrick School.

The ESO Fund awards scholarships to needy families for nonpublic kindergarten through 12th-grade programs.

Corporate sponsors include Allegheny Technologies, Bridges & Co., Burke Racing Stables, Consol Energy, CORE Network, Cowden & Associates, Dollar Bank, Enterprise Rent-a-Car, EQT, First Commonwealth Bank, First National Bank, Highmark, McCutcheon Enterprises, Northwest Savings Bank, PNC Bank, UPMC, Verizon and Waste Management.

WCCF has cumulatively awarded more than $398,000 in ESO Fund scholarships.

WCCF recently accepted an $8,000 contribution to the ESO Fund from Erika Deyarmin-Young, public affairs coordinator, Waste Management, Western Pennsylvania. Waste Management has contributed $85,000 to the WCCF’s ESO Fund since 2008.

For more information about the community foundation, visit www.wccf.net.