Honor Credit Union has announced the recipients of its 2025 Community Commitment Scholarship program. Each year, this program honors Michigan high school seniors who go above and beyond in their dedication to community service while also excelling academically.
Through a blind selection process, twelve outstanding students have been chosen to receive a $2,500 scholarship to support their continued education.
The 2025 recipients exemplify what it means to lead with purpose, serve others, and strive for excellence. These are all values that align closely with Honor’s commitment to empowering youth and building a brighter future for the areas it serves.
Congratulations to this year’s remarkable winners:
| Greater Battle Creek Region | Northern Region – Marquette County |
| Brady Lightfoot – St. Philip Catholic Central | Marlee Plaxco – Negaunee High School |
| Jonathan Greenwald – Colon High School | Maxwell Lackey – Marquette Senior High School |
| Greater Grand Rapids Region | Southwest Region – Berrien County |
| Ryder Roberts – Hudsonville High School | Ashley Penner – St. Joseph High School |
| Ella Halma – Holland Christian High School | Cameron Carlson – Buchanan High School |
| Greater Kalamazoo Region | Southwest Region – Van Buren County |
| Annalecia Garcia – Allegan High School | Megan Cox – Paw Paw High School |
| Katherine McLaughlin – Portage Central High School | Keyren Ruiz – Covert High School |
In a statement, Honor said,
“At Honor Credit Union, education has always played a central role in driving positive change. Originally established in 1934 as Berrien Teachers Credit Union, Honor’s roots reflect a long-standing dedication to supporting students and schools. That legacy continues today through initiatives like the Community Commitment Scholarship, which recognizes and awards students who are passionate about learning and giving back. By investing in these young leaders, Honor is helping them take the next step toward achieving their academic goals and making a meaningful impact across local Michigan communities.”
