Joining Forces for Student Success - Student Scholarship Update

The Rotary Club of Bellingham Foundation, fueled by member contributions, proudly announces over $99,000 in Scholarships given to Whatcom County Students. The Rotary Club of Bellingham Foundation, a 501(c)3, receives Club member donations as well as donations from the community.

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The Rotary Club of Bellingham Foundation, fueled by member contributions, proudly announces over $99,000 in Scholarships given to Whatcom County Students. Our 2025 recipients are:
  • Rotary Club of Bellingham Endowment with WWU: Angelina Bellefeuille and Marley Evans
  • Rotary Club of Bellingham Endowment with WCC: Emily Garfias and Jacob Isom
  • Rotary Club of Bellingham Endowment with BTC: Sean Wheeler
  • The Ershig Family Scholarships: Jenny Foland, Jose Hernandez Murillo, Michael St. George, and Esmerelda Suarez Cruz
  • David C. Morse Memorial Scholarships: Michael Smith and Danile Zeller
  • Douglas Blair Memorial Scholarships: Taryn Bos & Ariel Tsuffis                        
  • Phil Millard Memorial Athletic Scholarships: Sydney Harri-Sehome High School, Grady Evans-Sehome High School, Jacob Kuhn-Bellingham High School, Malia Hanks-Bellingham High School, Emily Horst-Squalicum High School, and Ty Hoffman-Squalicum High School
  • Michael Mischaikow Scholarships: Daniel Torres-Duque
  • Most Improved Student: Hunter Willkie-Squalicum, Joyce “Arlo” Lee-Options High School, Cailyn Jewell-Mt. Baker High School
  • Outstanding Academic Achievement: Rylan Neem-Bellingham High School, and Viola Kroontje-Lynden Christian High School
  • Vocational Excellence: Dhavyon Everidge-Mt. Baker High School, and Joshua Andres-Ferndale & Kyla “Paloma” Cleveland-Options High School
  • Best Overall Student: Ella Prichard-Sehome High School, and Larson Rische-Lynden Christian High School
By investing in scholarships, we are empowering young minds and providing them with tools and opportunities to realize their full potential.  Congratulations Students!