Kiwanis of Greater Seekonk awards two $1000 Morris Goldberg Scholarships

Our first scholarship went to an amazing Key Club student, Mackenzie Carlsten.

Mackenzie has many honors. Some of them are; Maintaining Highest Highest Honors, Recipient of Brown University, Presidents Education Award for Outstanding Acedemic Excellence, 100 hours of community and countless others.

Mackenzie feels that she received more in return than what she gave. She aspires to become a doctor and hopes to attend the University of Virginia or Lehigh. Kiwanis would like to thank her and wish a very happy and satisfying future and career.

Our second scholarship went to another amazing student, Ariana Sanchez-Sousa. Some of Arianas honors and achievements were earning 100 hours of community service hours, completing 315 hours helping children. Ariana also joined in Spring Fling, Making Strides for Breast Cancer and various other tasks. To Arian, community service is being able to give your time to help your community. She will continue to volunteer since she enjoys giving back to her community. Ariana aspires to become a Speech-Language Pathologist and plans on attending Syracuse University.

Kiwanis would like to thank her and wish her and wish her a very happy and satisfying future and career.