New Dimensions FCU announces 2024 scholarship winners

Brayden Perry (left), Gavin Lunt (right)

New Dimensions Federal Credit Union (NDFCU) is proud to announce the recipients of its highly esteemed 2024 Scholarship Program.

Among the outstanding individuals selected for this prestigious honor are Gavin Lunt and Brayden Perry, who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievements, community involvement, and remarkable dedication.

A promising student, Gavin Lunt, will pursue Actuarial Science at the University of Maine at Farmington this fall. His impressive academic successes and active engagement within his community have rightfully earned him a place among the 2024 Scholarship Program winners.

Brayden Perry, another deserving recipient of the NDFCU scholarship, will embark on a path toward Nursing, at Merrimack College, in North Andover, Massachusetts. Brayden’s application stood out for its excellence in academics and exemplary volunteerism, qualities that reflect the spirit of the NDFCU Scholarship Program.

Ryan Poulin, CEO of NDFCU, expressed his pride in the scholarship winners, emphasizing the importance of supporting educational aspirations within the community. Poulin encouraged all aspiring scholars to consider participating in the NDFCU Scholarship Program, highlighting it as a meaningful way to invest in future generations.

For more information about NDFCU’s scholarship program, please contact us at (800) 326-6190 or visit www.newdimensionsfcu.com.

 
 

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