WVC Foundation receives $17,000 for scholarships from NAPMW

September 22, 2023

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Rachel Evey, foundation executive director, 509-682-6415

WVC Foundation receives $17,000 for scholarships from NAPMW

The ��ý Foundation received $17,000 from the Wenatchee Valley chapter of the National Association of Professional Mortgage Women (NAPMW) for scholarships. The funds will directly impact ��ý students with financial need.

“We are extremely proud to give back to the community. Our members support the needs of WVC students and strive to make their educational journey a success,” said Lorena Urrutia, NAPMW board member. “WVC students that receive scholarship funding can use it for their cost of attendance, not just tuition.”

The ��ý Foundation provided over $645,000 in scholarships during the 2022-23 academic year. Students can use the funding for cost of living, childcare, tuition, books, fees, and other costs associated with attending WVC.

“NAPMW has been an incredible partner in fulfilling the WVC Foundation’s mission to provide equitable access to education. Scholarships provided by our generous donors directly support students on their journey,” shared Rachel Evey, WVC Foundation executive director. “Scholarship funding can make a significant impact on a student’s completion of their degree or program.”

Founded in 1964, the National Association of Professional Mortgage Women (NAPMW) is a community of professionals who engage in the mortgage/banking industry. NAPMW Wenatchee Valley is one of 10 national branches. Learn more at napmw.org.

The WVC Foundation was incorporated in 1971. The foundation’s mission is to provide equitable access to education and invest in student success through philanthropy. For information on how to make a gift to the foundation, establish a scholarship or include the WVC Foundation in your estate plans, contact (509) 682-6410. Visit the WVC Foundation website at .

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