EDWARDSVILLE, Ill.—Revity Credit Union has awarded $10,000 in scholarships to four local high school seniors through its 2026 College Scholarship Program, recognizing students for their academic achievements, dedication and future career aspirations. Each student received a $2,500 scholarship.
The recipients are Sebastian Noronha of Father McGivney Catholic High School, who plans to attend the University of Oregon on a pre-med track; Sunny Valle of Granite City High School, who will study business and jazz performance at the University of Missouri; Melody Hang of Granite City High School, who plans to attend Washington University in St. Louis with a focus on genetic engineering or immunology; and Sarah Varadian of Ursuline Academy, who intends to pursue a career in speech-language pathology or occupational therapy at the University of Kansas.
Revity CU said the scholarship program is designed to support students as they continue their educational journeys and prepare for future careers. The credit union congratulated the recipients and wished them continued success as they begin college this fall.
The $10,000 scholarship initiative is part of Revity Credit Union’s broader commitment to community investment and education. The Edwardsville-based credit union said it remains focused on helping members and local communities build financial strength through a combination of service, financial products and community outreach.