Four Camden Hills seniors awarded Camden Garden Club 2024 scholarships
From left to right: Dr. Mary Katherine Hayes, Camden Garden Club Education Chair; Quinn Riordan, Grace Moody, Eliza Nicholson and Margaret Blood. (Photo by Club member Allison Matlack)
From left to right: Dr. Mary Katherine Hayes, Camden Garden Club Education Chair; Quinn Riordan, Grace Moody, Eliza Nicholson and Margaret Blood. (Photo by Club member Allison Matlack)
The Camden Garden Club presented scholarships to four outstanding Camden Hills Regional High School students at Awards Night on June 6. Students are selected based on high academic standards and a strong interest in pursuing degrees in all fields of horticultural or environmental studies.
Scholarship is one of the Camden Garden Club’s essential missions.
“It is our privilege to be able to support the higher education of these deserving students,” said Camden Garden Club, in a news release. “Club members wish each of them a fulfilling college experience.”
Camden Garden Club scholarships are funded by proceeds from the Club’s Lamppost Sponsorship Program and the Annual Garden Tour. More information can be found at camdengardenclub.org.
Sponsor for the Garden Club is DECORMaine.
The Camden Garden Club’s mission is to develop and preserve Camden’s environment by beautifying the community, enhancing public spaces, offering educational programs, and practicing resource conservation. For additional information and to remain informed about upcoming events through Camden Garden Club, visit the Club’s website and sign up for their newsletter at camdengardenclub.org.
The Camden Garden Club is a registered 501c(3) nonprofit and member of the Garden Club Federation of Maine and National Garden Clubs, Inc.
