All Uniform Wear Recognizes Exceptional Seniors With Positive Impact Scholarship
Miami, FL (PRWEB) June 07, 2014 -- As the 2013 – 2014 school year draws to a close, All Uniform Wear is recognizing exceptional students throughout the South Florida area. The ‘Positive Impact’ Scholarship Program is awarding up to $10,000 in scholarship funds throughout contracted Academica high schools. Six outstanding high school seniors with exemplary academic standing and community service involvement have been selected, and will have their scholarships presented to them at their respective commencement ceremonies this upcoming week.
Students at Doral Academy Charter High School, Somerset Academy Charter High School (Chapel Trail), Somerset Central Miramar High School, Pinecrest Preparatory High School, Somerset Academy Silver Palms High School and City of Hialeah Educational Academy were eligible to apply to the scholarship.
After careful review of each essay submitted, All Uniform Wear has compiled a list of winners to announce this week. Academic standing, community service and each individual student’s story were taken into consideration when selecting winners.
“We’re extremely excited to announce the winners of our Positive Impact Scholarship – the applicant response was overwhelming, but what was most impressive was the achievements of these amazing students - not just academically but in their community. The personal growth that they experienced through their success as well as through their challenges will mold them for all time and has truly inspired us as a company. We’re looking forward to growing this scholarship fund and we’re grateful to have had the privilege to honor them with this scholarship,” said Oliver Garcia, Director of Marketing and Public Relations.
The following students are the recipients of The ‘Positive Impact’ Scholarship: Gloria Gennaro of Doral Academy Charter High School, Jacqueline Vazquez of Somerset Academy Charter High School (Chapel Trail), Julian Feliu of City of Hialeah Educational Academy, Richard Renois of Somerset Central Miramar High School, Adriana Martin of Pinecrest Preparatory High School and Coralie Ambroise of Somerset Academy Silver Palms High School.
Gloria Gennaro of Doral Academy Charter High School was awarded her scholarship this past Tuesday June 3 in a special commencement ceremony honoring the class of 2014. Gloria, a survivor of Maleria while in the fourth grade, has dedicated her school years to helping out less privileged children while maintaing exceptional grades and helping out her missionary family financially since the age of 14.
“Gloria’s hard work and dedication throughout her school years made her the perfect candidate for the ‘Positive Impact’ Scholarship,” said Oliver Garcia.
For more information about All Uniform Wear, visit http://www.alluniformwear.com.
About All Uniform Wear
Established for 30 years; All Uniform Wear takes pride in its years of service and commitment to the uniform and custom embroidery industry. Initially servicing the Southeast Region of the United States, All Uniform Wear has expanded its distribution network to include the entire United States and Caribbean. The key to their success has been an unrelenting commitment to partnering with only the best manufacturers, producing the best quality embroidery in-house and delivering the most efficient and professional service. They own and operate their own 30,000 sq.ft. distribution center, 2,000 sq.ft digitizing studio, 10,000 sq.ft. embroidery factory and 22 retail locations which represent over 50,000 sq.ft of retail space combined. Their vast infrastructure and purchasing power allows them to price their embroidered products at the most competitive levels without sacrificing quality and service. Another key to their success has been their ability to offer a wide variety of uniform lines to a wide variety of customers. Whether they are servicing their national accounts or a mechanic down the block - SERVICE AND SELECTION is always key.
Natalie Garcia, Identity Media Co, +1 (786) 537-0377, [email protected]
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