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Homeland Credit Union awards 23 students with $2,000 scholarship

Homeland Credit Union annually recognizes 20 students within their field of membership for their past efforts and future goals through the Homeland Credit Union scholarship.  

This year, Homeland CU will not only award these twenty scholarships to students attending a two or four-year college/university but also a trade school. Scholarship winners will receive a $1,000 scholarship and an additional $1,000 in an 18-month certificate of deposit. 

This certificate of deposit will earn 4.07% APY* during that 18-month period. 

The 2025 recipients are: 

Aaron Ballentine
Chillicothe High School
Abigail Reisinger
Logan Elm High School
Adriana Guarnieri
Adena High School
Anne Maimone
Chillicothe High School
Avery Miller
Chillicothe High School
Carly Dixon
Wavily High School
Carter Hutchison
Teays Valley High School
Jack Crosby
Circleville High School
Jaiden Hall
Paint Valley High School
Jasper Kern
Zane Trace High School
Kailen King
New Hope Christian Academy
Kellen Kitchen
Southeastern High School
Kiera Archer
Chillicothe High School
Kyndall Carroll
Piketon High School
Kyndra Barker
Waverly High School
Leila Haislop
Vinton County High School
Mason Brown
Chillicothe High School
Maya Free
Unioto High School
Morgan Frey
Pickaway Ross CTC
Natalie Pierce
Logan High School
Riley Wagner
Piketon High School
Tesla Savage
Circleville High School
Zoe Neff
Unioto High School.

For questions about this scholarship or other services from Homeland Credit Union please call 740-775-3331 or visit www.homelandcu.com.

*Annual Percentage Yield. The 4.07% APY is only valid for the first 18 months, after which the certificate of deposit will renew at the current certificate rate. For more information about current rates or certificate information please visit www.homelandcu.com. 

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