BankGloucester Awards $12,500 in Scholarships to Local Students

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As part of its annual scholarship program, BankGloucester is announced last week the recipients of the 2022 BankGloucester scholarship awards.

These students have displayed academic excellence and demonstrated their commitment to the community, and we are happy to be able to contribute to their future education. Each recipient received a $2,500 award to help with college expenses.

Congratulations to this year's BG Scholars:

Ava Kail Ava graduated from Manchester-Essex Regional High School and is now attending Bentley University for Finance.

Chiara O’Connor

Chiara graduated from Gloucester High School and is now attending Bentley University for Business.

Sarah-Jean Collins. Sarah-Jean graduated from Essex North Shore Agricultural & Technical High School and is now attending the University of New Hampshire for focusing on Computer Information Systems (CIS).

Riley Turner. Riley graduated from Ipswich High School and is now attending Bentley University for Business.

Headquartered at 160 Main Street in Gloucester, BankGloucester has assets of $350 million, is a state-chartered mutual bank serving Gloucester and its neighboring communities since 1887. BankGloucester is and has branches at 15 Martin Street in Essex and 143 High Street in Ipswich. It is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and a member of the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF). At BankGloucester, all deposits are insured in full.

 

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