Eve’s Fund marks 20 years with largest scholarship class at Navajo Prep
WINDOW ROCK
Twenty students at Navajo Preparatory School in Farmington received scholarships from Eve’s Fund for Native American Health Initiatives this academic year, the largest cohort supported by the organization to date. The awards come as Eve’s Fund marks 20 years since its founding and more than a decade since it began directing scholarship support to Navajo Prep students.
For many recipients, the roughly $1,000 award means more than tuition relief. In written reflections, students described communities shaped by limited job options, health care gaps, addiction and economic strain, and outlined plans to return home as nurses, engineers, veterinarians and scientists.
“This scholarship means more than financial help. It represents encouragement, opportunity and the belief that our goals matter,” senior Madilynn Mora wrote in a statement. She plans to pursue a career in radiology nursing.
Eight of this year’s recipients are first time scholars. Twelve are continuing students who have received Eve’s Fund support in prior years. Since the program launched in 2011, the fund has awarded $152,500 to 93 students, many supported across all four years of high school.
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