The Indianapolis Foundation announced the selection of new Lilly Endowment Community Scholars from Marion County. The scholars were recognized for their academic achievement, leadership, character, and commitment to their communities.

Each scholarship covers full tuition, required fees, and provides book support for four years. In addition, these students have joined the Lilly Scholars Network, which offers leadership opportunities and access to additional resources across Indiana.

Ahmed Young, President and CEO of the Indianapolis Foundation, stated that the scholarships represent an investment in the community’s future and support the ongoing progress of the students.

Source: Indianapolis Foundation

Source Type: Community

Source Location: Indianapolis

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