LEWISTON – P1FCU is still accepting applications for its Annual Scholarship Program, which is open to all 2023 high school graduates. In total, P1FCU will award fifteen (15) $1,000 college scholarships for the 2023-24 school year.
Winners of the P1FCU Scholarship Program are chosen by a committee that carefully assesses each individual’s academic performance, school involvement and community commitment.
All materials must be submitted by no later than March 31, 2023.
Eligibility Requirements
- 2023 high school graduate with a GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Acceptance as a full-time student at a college or university (must provide proof)
- P1FCU primary member in good standing
- Photo copy of your transcripts
- Two (2) letters of recommendation from a teacher, counselor or school officials
- A copy of your resume
- A personal statement addressing your educational goals, future career plans, extra-curricular and/or community service involvement, how you overcame adversity, and why you want to be considered for the scholarship.
To download a 2023 Scholarship Application, click HERE.
Scholarship winners will be notified by April 28, 2023.
Last year, P1FCU also awarded fifteen (15) Class of 2022 high school graduates around the Northwest with $1,000 scholarships. Recipients included:
- Chloe Overberg (Asotin High School)
- Kenzie Paris (Asotin High School)
- Sky Reinhardt (Bonners Ferry High School)
- Chassidy Schneider (Clarkston High School)
- Dyamin Vanek (Colfax High School)
- Jack Krick (Genesee High School)
- Caristae Robinson (Highland High School)
- Preston Boyer (Kendrick High School)
- Mya Madden (Lewiston High School)
- Lexi Ahlers (Lewiston High School)
- Shelby Hobbs (Lewiston High School)
- Elliot Benson (Moscow High School)
- Riley Schwartz (Orofino High School)
- Katie Wheatley (Pullman High School)
- Jacob Terzi (Tonasket High School)
