Aug 20 2024
White Horse Village Foundation Awards Team Members $41,900 in Scholarships
White Horse Village residents recognize the invaluable contributions of team members by supporting their educational aspirations with scholarships. This month, 26 deserving recipients will receive awards ranging from $1,000 to $2,200 for their post-secondary education this fall.
The White Horse Village Foundation, a nonprofit charitable organization, has long prioritized education for team members since 1997, when it established the Employee Scholarship Fund. To date, nearly $600,000 in financial assistance has been awarded. Contributions to the fund come from the senior living community’s residents and their families, as well as team members, board members, and business partners.
“Our team members are the heart of White Horse Village, and their dedication and hard work help to make our community truly special,” remarks Bud Billups, resident and Chair of the White Horse Village Foundation. “By investing in their futures, we acknowledge the vital roles they serve and also help them achieve their dreams. This year’s recipients exemplify the spirit of continuous learning and personal growth that we cherish in our community.”
The scholarship recipients work in a range of capacities throughout White Horse Village, including dining, healthcare, housekeeping, administration, and more. The names, hometowns, educational institutions, and areas of study of the most recent recipients are as follows:
Congratulations to the August 2024 scholarship recipients:

Austin Atanmo
Media
Thomas Jefferson University
Health sciences

Wloe Bargblor
Upper Darby
Catholic University
Nursing

Keeshana Briscoe
Brookhaven
Harcum College
Nursing

Kathryn Brokken
Media
Syracuse University
Architectural design

Alisun Coldiron
Media
American University
Data sciences for political science

Emma Curran
Media
University of Pittsburgh
Nursing

Kaylen Davis
drexel hill
Penn State University
Psychology

Angelina DePrince
Broomall
Delaware County Community College
Social Work

Henry Gjergo
West chester
West Chester University
Business management

Trendafile Gjergo
West Chester
Wilmington University
Nursing

Skylar Hermann
Brookhaven
Bucknell University
Early childhood education

Aashir Khan
Media
Lehigh University
Computer science and business

Tyler Kolmansberger
Glen Mills
American University
Data science

John Lenart
Wallingford
St. Joseph’s University
Nursing

Kaela McDonnell
Newtown square
University of South Carolina
Biology

Sarah Meek
media
Northeastern University
Cellular and molecular biology

Joshua Murphy
Newtown square
St. Joseph’s University
Business administration

Leah O’Neill
Media
West Chester University
Speech pathology or nutrition

Janie Packman
Media
University of Virginia
Media studies

Olivia Packman
Media
Virginia Tech University
Marketing

Isabella Patrizio
Media
Northeastern University
Psychology

Cayden Price
Aston
Rowan University
Business

Riley Price
Aston
Temple University
Elementary education

Romel Seville
Collingdale
University of Pittsburgh-Bradford
Nursing

Andrew Varady
Media
American University
International relations

Tony Williams
brookhaven
Ursinus College
Business

