2018 Scholarship Winner Announced - Enbright Credit Union
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Ron Smith, Enbright CEO, with Sydney Kilgore

Enbright Credit Union member Sydney Kilgore is the winner of this year’s Enbright Credit Union Scholarship. The scholarship, formed in the memory of past credit union employee Jackie Evans, is awarded yearly to a graduating high school senior. Sydney is graduating this spring from Aaron Academy with a 3.96 GPA and will be attending Tennessee Tech in the fall. Sydney has enjoyed volunteering at local after-school programs and working with children, and she plans to study elementary education. She is the daughter of Dell and Cheryl Kilgore and the granddaughter of Kelly Kilgore who is retired from Nashville Electric Service.

About Jackie Evans / Enbright Scholarship 

Each year, Enbright Credit Union awards the Jackie Evans/Enbright Scholarship to one graduating high school senior.

Once enrolled in college, the student will receive $500 per year for up to four years (maximum of $2,000 total). The scholarship application period is January 1 through March 31, and the recipient is announced in early April.  Learn more today. 

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