Lincoln Scholarship Scramble golf outing supports scholarships

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[April 10, 2018]  LINCOLN - Golfers can hit the links early and benefit Logan County students this May.

Heartland Community College Foundation is looking for players and sponsors for the Lincoln Scholarship Scramble Golf Outing on Saturday, May 11 at Lincoln Elks Country Club (1020 1520th St., Lincoln, IL).

The golf outing raises scholarship funding for Logan County students attending or planning to attend Heartland Community College.

It is an exciting time for the Lincoln Campus at Heartland Community College. HCC has committed to invest in Lincoln and Logan County by moving to a larger facility this summer. Areas of growth that the College will be focusing on include adult education, a certified nursing assistant program (CNA), expanded continuing education classes, and, eventually, a technology-based Agriculture degree. The development of these new programs and courses will provide opportunities for the HCC Foundation to assist even more Logan County students with scholarship assistance.

There are a wide variety of Foundation scholarships available for students including those who are entering high-demand fields, experiencing financial need, high achieving learners, and for those who are the first member of their family to attend college.

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“The relationship between the Lincoln area and Heartland continues to grow,” said Kristi Powell, Associate Director of Heartland Lincoln Center. “The golf outing is another chance for our partners in the community to make and impact on local students while having a great time. Everybody wins!”

The outing format is a four person scramble with cart, greens fees, and a catered lunch and dinner included in the registration fee.

Please pre-register your team or as an individual online at hccfoundation.org. For additional information contact the Foundation at 309-268-8110 or foundation@heartland.edu.

Check-in Registration begins at 11 a.m. with lunch ahead of a noon shotgun start.

[Steve Fast
Associate Director of Public Information
Heartland Community College]

 

 

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