Washington C.H. Police Department Detective Ron Sockman (left) presents a $2,000 check to support student scholarships for Fayette County students attending Southern State.
Washington C.H. Police Department Detective Ron Sockman (left) presents a $2,000 check to support student scholarships for Fayette County students attending Southern State.
Accepting the donation is Southern State Community College Foundation Executive Director Dr. Nicole Roades.
“On behalf of the Foundation, we value the strong relationship we share with the Washington C.H. Police Department,” said Dr. Roades.
“They clearly value education and work to provide scholarship opportunities for the youth of Fayette County. It has been a pleasure to work with Ron and be a part of the good work he and the entire department do to strengthen the community.”
Founded in 1996, the Southern State Community College Foundation exists to support the needs of Southern State and its students.
This support is demonstrated through the recognition of academic excellence through scholarships, capital improvements for the college, financial support for academic program development and enhancement, and support for cultural diversity.
The Southern State Foundation’s primary role is to enhance our community’s quality of life by investing in initiatives that Southern State Community College has deemed to have the greatest impact and growth opportunities for the people of our community. Gifts to the Foundation are tax-deductible within the regulations of the IRS and can be directed to 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133.