Lynnwood, Washington – The Comcast Foundation, founded in 1999 to provide charitable support to its local communities and to empower and enrich lives, has 
awarded scholarships to 87 students throughout Washington through the annual Leaders and Achievers® Scholarship Program.
“We’re thrilled to award scholarships to the best and brightest High School seniors in the communities we serve,” said Charisse Lille, vice president, community investment of Comcast Corp. and executive president of the Comcast Foundation. “Comcast is proud to play a role in the development of our nation’s future leaders and we hope these scholarships will help power their dreams along the way.”
“These young people worked hard and have a track record of leadership and commitment to help their communities. We’re proud to honor their effort by helping to fulfill their dreams of education,” said Len Rozek, senior vice president of Comcast’s Washington market.
The Comcast Leaders and Achievers® Scholarship Program provides one-time $1,000 scholarships to students who strive to achieve their potential, who are catalysts for positive change in their communities, who are involved in their Schools, and who serve as models for their fellow students. The philosophy behind the program is to give young people every opportunity to be prepared for the future, to engage youth in their communities, and to demonstrate the importance of civic involvement, and the value placed on civic involvement by the business community
Since the program’s inception there have been over 13,300 scholarship winners totaling more than $13.4 million. Here are a list of winners for 2010:
Arlington
Andrew Smith, Arlington High School
Auburn
Allyna Murray, Thomas Jefferson High School
Stefanie Range, Auburn Riverside Senior High School
Brady Shepherd, Auburn Mountainview High School
Rebekah Soltis, Seattle Christian Schools
Bellevue
Katherine Ngo, Sammamish High School
Bellingham
Meredith Morrow-Okon, Squalicum High School
Samara Sytsma, Meridian High School
Blaine
Christina Swearinger, Blaine High School
Bonney Lake
Kent Wilson, Bonney Lake High School
Bothell
Johannah Parrish, Bishop Blanchet High School
Bremerton
William Buhl, Olympic High School
Nathaniel Pope, Klahowya Secondary School
Buckley
Laura Venemon, White River High School
Burlington
Sonia De Los Rios, Burlington-Edison High
Covington
Yasaman Azodi, Kentwood Senior High School
Duvall
Evan Abdalla, Cedar Park Christian School System
Enumclaw
Lauren Redman, Enumclaw High School
Everett
Gerald Cloud, Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School
Vanessa Garcia, Everett High School
Erin Parks, Cascade High School
Anupreet Sidhu, Mariner High School
Everson
Danielle Way, Nooksack Valley High
Federal Way
Matthew Turner, Decatur High School
Joseph Weems, Federal Way High School
Ferndale
Erin Weisenhorn, Ferndale High School
Gig Harbor
Susan Glenn, Gig Harbor High School
Gold Bar
Elizabeth Monroe, Sultan High School
Graham
Amanda Hodges, Bethel High School
Granite Falls
Chelaina Crews, Granite Falls High School
Issaquah
Nicole Arend, Issaquah High School
Allison Bolgiano, Liberty High School
Kirkland
Jessica Gutierrez, BEST High School
Amanda Ly, Juanita High School
Lake Forest Park
Samantha Gwazdauskas, Shorecrest High School
Lake Stevens
Nathaniel Lugg, Grace Academy
Lakewood
Kelly Hewitt, Lakes High School
Liberty Lake
Ande Seines, Central Valley High School
Lynden
Cristina Bratt, Lynden Christian High School
Dusty Duncan, Lynden High School
Lynnwood
Kyla Caddey, Lynnwood High School
Magali Sanchez, Edmonds-Woodway High School
Marysville
Arnold Rosario, Lakewood High School
Medina
Matthew Lee, Bellevue High School
Mill Creek
Max Ozuna, Henry M. Jackson High School
Montesano
Chad Porter, Montesano Junior-Senior High
Mount Vernon
Michael Acode, Mount Vernon High School
Sarah Moore, Mount Vernon Christian School
Mountlake Terrace
Logan Gregg, Mountlake Terrace High School
Oak Harbor
Adam Smith, Oak Harbor High School
Olympia
Matthew Eveleth, North Thurston High School
Teasha Feldman-Fitzthum, Olympia High School
Puyallup
Dillon Pruett, Governor John R. Rogers High School
Saleh Shaar, Emerald Ridge High School
Redmond
Connor Knapp, Redmond High School
Renton
Marina Amirkhanova, Kentridge Senior High School
Tamthy Le, Renton High School
Talwinder Singh, Charles A. Lindbergh High School
Greg Wilson, Chief Sealth High School
SeaTac
Sandra Campos, Global Connections High School at Tyee Educational Center
Lisa Le, Foster High School
Seattle
Elisabeth Tissell, North Sound Christian School
Marie Angeles, Franklin High School
Mika Aoyama, Roosevelt High School
Mahlet Assefa, Health and Human Services High School
Elizabeth Beem, Nathan Hale High School
Celia Gurney, Garfield High School
Anna Kelsey, Ballard High School
Jonas Nocom, Technology, Engineering, and Communication High School
Masyih Ford, Stadium High School
Shoreline
Wuen Ong, Shorewood High School
Silverdale
Ashley Bandara, King’s School
Snohomish
Justin Miller, Snohomish High School
Spokane
Mitchell Andrews, John R. Rogers High School
Sabina Noll, Lewis And Clark High School
Justin Patterson, Shadle Park High School
Spokane Valley
Ashley Bueckers, West Valley High School
Tacoma
Amanda Humphrey, Graham-Kapowsin High School
Chelsey Armstrong, Franklin Pierce High School
Marissa Manza, Bellarmine Preparatory
Wendy Martinez, Mount Tahoma High School
Nathaniel Shelden, Covenant High School
Brianna Sherwood, Wilson High School
Tumwater
Jena Graham, Tumwater High School
University Place
Obert Xu, Curtis Senior High School
Winlock
David Hoogkamer, Winlock High School
Woodinville
James Pulse, Woodinville High School
About The Comcast Foundation
The Comcast Foundation was founded by Comcast Corporation in June 1999 to provide charitable support to qualified non-profit organizations. The Foundation primarily invests in programs intended to have a positive, sustainable impact on their communities. The Foundation’s focus areas are volunteerism, literacy, and youth leadership development. Since its inception, the Comcast Foundation has donated more than $64 million to organizations in the communities nationwide that Comcast serves. More information about the Foundation and its programs is available at http://www.comcast.com/inthecommunity.
About Comcast in Washington
Comcast has 3,000 employees who serve more than 1.1 million customers in Washington.
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