Federated Car Care has awarded eight students with scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year, according to a press release.
Funded by Fisher Auto Parts and distributed by the University of the Aftermarket Foundation, the scholarships were founded in honor of Art Fisher, the late founder of Federated Auto Parts.
The scholarships are awarded to Federated Car Care Center employees, as well as to children of members of the organization.
This year saw eight individuals awarded with a scholarship:
- Jacob Arnold of Robstown, Texas
- Ryan Baldwin of Rupert, West Virginia
- Kylie Caverly of Howell, Michigan
- William Chambers of Wake Forest, North Carolina
- Gabriela DeJesus of Newtown, Connecticut
- Sophia Manfredi of New Freedom, Pennsylvania
- Michael Phelps of Cincinnati, Ohio
- Matthew Tanner of Buena Vista, Virginia
“It is with great pleasure that we present the Federated Car Care scholarships to this remarkable group of young individuals,” said Federated Auto Parts President Sue Godschalk. “In addition to their extraordinary academic accomplishments, these students have also demonstrated exceptional leadership in their communities.”
