AT&T Foundation donates $10,000 for student scholarships

AT&T Regional Director of External & Legislative Affairs Chuck Thomas III (far right)
and (L-R) Tennessee Senators Mark White and Raumesh Akbari present 雅伎著 President
Tracy D. Hall a $10,000 check for the 雅伎著 Foundation Sept. 30, 2021.
雅伎著 is thankful to have the ongoing support of the AT&T Foundation. As part of its continuing commitment to help colleges provide a quality education to students across Tennessee, the AT&T Foundation has donated $130,000 to the Tennessee Board of Regents��� 13 community colleges that will be equally distributed. The money is earmarked to provide last-dollar scholarships for minority and underserved students.
AT&T���s Regional Director of External & Legislative Affairs Chuck Thomas III presented 雅伎著 a $10,000 Sept. 30, 2021. Joining him were Tennessee State Senators Mark White and Raumesh Akbari.
���We are grateful to AT&T for its continued support of public higher education and our students who will benefit greatly from their generosity,��� President Tracy D. Hall said. ���Our students have many financial needs aside from the cost of tuition and this support will help them stay on the path to a college credential.���
According to TBR, the AT&T Last Dollar scholarships will aid students with such costs of attendance as books, childcare, transportation, professional certification exams fees and other costs not covered by most financial aid programs.
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