Christian Record Services, Inc. is pleased to announce the six collegiate recipients of the Anne Lowe Scholarship for the 2024-25 school year. “Our scholarship committee was impressed with each of our applicants this year and we are thrilled to award scholarships to six outstanding individuals,” said Diane Thurber, president of the 125-year-old organization. “Through the ongoing generosity of donors, we are able to support the education of each of the selected recipients of the Anne Lowe Scholarship.”
The following students were selected for the scholarship: Kwaku Darko, Meghan Downing, LiNa Fitzhugh, Olivia Luckhaupt, Joshua Olukanni, and Charli Strawn.
The Anne Lowe Scholarship is awarded to college students based on academic achievement, citizenship supported through reference letters, and verification of blindness. The scholarship is distributed in two parts during the school year. Tom Lowe established the scholarship in 1989 in the memory of his wife Anne, who loved education and the mission of Christian Record Services.
For more information on each of these outstanding students, please visit: https://christianrecord.org/member-services/scholarship/.
Christian Record Services, Inc. is an international ministry to people who are blind. The nonprofit was founded in 1899 and is headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. To learn more, visit www.ChristianRecord.org, call (402) 488-0981, or connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn (@CRSBfriends).
