TUSCALOOSA, AL – The Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 scholarship program. This initiative, designed to empower and invest in the higher education of deserving students within the Alabama ONE family, continues to demonstrate the credit union’s commitment to fostering growth and supporting our community’s future leaders.
The scholarship program offers a variety of opportunities tailored to meet diverse educational needs. From community college support to scholarships for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), the program reflects Alabama ONE’s dedication to inclusive financial growth and educational advancement.
“For these bright young individuals, pursuing higher education or a skilled trade can pave the way to a brighter future,” said Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation Board Chairperson, Brittany Floyd. “We’re thrilled to play a part in their journey and assist in financial support for them.”
2025 Scholarship Recipients
ARECU Scholarship ($2,000 each):
- Athens Green – Cherokee County High School
- Amberly Tillman – Opp High School
- Cade Cassady – Andalusia High School
- Jaden Phillips – Millry High School
- Graycie Sansom – Andalusia High School
- Brody McGee – Cornerstone Christian School
- Abigail Porter – Fayette County High School
- Katie Thornton – Lee-Scott Academy
- Sidney Thornton – Coosa Central High School
- Dale Lucas – Mckenzie High School
- Austin Gibson – Cherokee County High School
- Benjamin Johnson – Auburn High School
Community College Scholarship ($2,000 each):
- Alana Weathers – Tuscaloosa County High School
- Callan Hutchinson – Wadley High School
- Carly Rose – Tuscaloosa Christian School
- Marianna Etheridge – Southern Academy
- Brody McGee – Cornerstone Christian School
Merit Scholarship ($2,000 each):
- Emily Sabatino – Holy Spirit Catholic School
- Vivian Sullivan – Washington County High School
- Jada Williams – Spain Park High School
Needs Based Scholarship ($2,500):
- Lily King – Boaz High School
- Josii Chesser – West Blocton High School
HBCU Scholarship ($2,000 each):
- Alinah Williams – Bryant High School
- Payton Ike – Central High School
Skilled Trade Scholarship ($2,000):
- Ella Murphy – Northridge High School
- Amber Wynn – Bryant High School
These scholarships, ranging from $1,500 to $2,500, will assist recipients with tuition, fees, and books at their chosen accredited institutions. The diverse range of scholarships reflects Alabama ONE’s commitment to supporting various educational paths, from traditional four-year colleges to community colleges and trade schools.
“We’re incredibly proud of these outstanding students,” Floyd stated. “By investing in their education, we’re not just supporting individual dreams, but also contributing to the growth and prosperity of our entire community.”
Alabama ONE congratulates all scholarship recipients and invites the community to join in celebrating their achievements. These young scholars embody the credit union’s values of innovation, growth, and community support.
For more information about the Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation and our commitment to community support, visit www.alabamaonefoundation.org.
About The Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation
Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization that is committed to making a difference. Our three core values are to educate, equip, and empower the communities we serve. We aspire to facilitate growth by providing impactful family-friendly programs and education in efforts to increase wealth and wellness awareness in our communities.
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