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(Trenton) Investors Bank through the Investors Foundation awarded the NJ Association of Counties (NJAC) Foundation a grant of $21,000.00 for county vocational-technical school graduates who plan on continuing their education at a county college or state college or university.

 

“Investors Bank and Investors Foundation are proud to support the NJAC Foundation,” said Investors Bank President and CEO Kevin Cummings. “NJAC has been integral in providing educational opportunities to so many of our bright students here in New Jersey—work that is vital for the long-term success of our communities. We applaud NJAC and wish the scholarship winners all the best in their future endeavors.”

 

“I’m grateful that Investors Bank and the NJAC Foundation have once again partnered on this important and timely initiative to provide county vocational-technical school graduates with valuable scholarships that will help them and their families meet the ever increasing financial demands of pursuing an education,” commented NJAC Foundation President Donald De Leo.

Pictured above, the Passaic County Board of Chosen Freeholders present 2016 NJAC Foundation scholarship checks from Investors Bank to Passaic County Technical School Institute graduates Tania Silva and Johnny Abreu. The NJAC Foundation is a non-profit organization affiliated with the New Jersey Association of Counties (NJAC), and is committed to providing innovative educational opportunities for county vocational-technical school and county college students. Please visit our website at www.njac.org for additional details about NJAC and the NJAC Foundation.

the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders present 2016 scholarships from Investors Bank to Essex County Vocational Technical School graduates Virginia Cardona and Carmen Franco

 

Pictured above, the Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders present 2016 NJAC Foundation scholarship checks from Investors Bank to Mercer County Vocational Technical School graduates Kurt Tobie and Marie Toussant