Due to a high volume of applications, two additional grants were awarded this year. Matthew Peters, attending Fanshawe College, will pursue a diploma in cyber security to help protect farmers and agribusinesses from cyber threats. He is passionate about using his skills to strengthen rural communities.
David Webster from London, ON, is studying veterinary medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College. His goal is to work closely with farmers to improve animal health and promote sustainable farming practices.
The Bright Futures Scholarship provides up to three $2,500 scholarships to students who are children or grandchildren of Hensall Co-op members or employees.
This program aims to support the next generation of leaders in agriculture and rural development, reinforcing the co-op's commitment to education and community growth.
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