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Co-Alliance offering 30 scholarships
 
INDIANAPOLIS —Continuing a 16-year tradition of supporting the youth of rural Indiana, Ohio and Michigan, Co-Alliance has opened its Scholarship program to the class of 2024 offering thirty $1000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors planning to pursue an agricultural degree in college.
“A key part of the Co-Alliance mission is giving back to our communities,” said Kevin Still, CoAlliance Cooperative, CEO. “The Co-Alliance Scholarship program allows us to reward a wide range of outstanding students in our trade territory. For more than a decade we’ve had the privilege of helping many deserving young people continue their education as well as supporting the future of the ag industry.”
Applicants will be decided on several factors such as academic performance, leadership experience, involvement in agriculture in their local community, volunteerism and extra curriculars, and a short statement regarding their future career in the agricultural field. 
Applicants must be the child or grandchild of a member of Co-Alliance Cooperative. More information and the online application can be found on the Co-Alliance Cooperative website at https://www.co-alliance.com/scholarship. No paper copies of the electronic application will be accepted. The application deadline is March 1, 2024. 

1/8/2024