Gordon awarded AMVETS scholarship

Selected to receive a four-year undergraduate scholarship of $4,000 was Tiffany Gordon, a graduating senior from Salem Community High School. This year alone, the Illinois AMVETS Scholarship Program has awarded more than $113,000 in scholarships to graduating high school students.

Gordon will be entering the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign this fall to pursue a bachelor’s degree.

The AMVETS Department of Illinois has been an organization of Veterans serving Veterans since 1945. Illinois AMVETS has been at the forefront of community and Veterans’ service for the State of Illinois. Their goal is to improve the lives of the nation’s Veterans and the communities they live in

Source : salem-tc.com

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