Our Mission & Vision
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The mission of the ELE Foundation is to promote love for our community through charitable giving. First through scholarships to high school students who demonstrate hard work, dedication and want to pursue a college degree in engineering and second through various charitable events throughout the year. The vision of the ELE Foundation is to inspire people to lead by example, contribute to their communities and become role models for future generations. |
The Scholarship
The ELE Foundation is proud to announce the Class of 2018 Scholarship Recipients:
Cameron Berner, Stebbins High School
Mechanical Engineering, Wright State University
In his essay, Cameron stated "just be kind toward others. It is a basic concept to just be nice. Brightening someone's day can go a long way. I have learned in my young life that no act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."
Thank you Cameron for your submission and best of luck in your education and future career!
Whitney Lai, Northmont High School
Bio-Chemistry, Pre-Med, Miami University
In her essay, Whitney stated, "Tomorrow will be even better, and I can help make sure this comes true. I know I can help change the world, and it begins with healing one person at a time."
Thank you Whitney for your submission and best of luck in your education and future career!
The ELE Foundation is proud to announce the Class of 2017 Scholarship Recipient:
David Marks, Stebbins High School
Mechanical Engineering, Sinclair Community College & Wright State University
In his essay, David stated "No matter race, nor color, income, social status or religion, we should all learn to accept and love one another and treat all people as equal... Hope for a society that condemns ignorance and values equality and peace. People like Travis give me hope, seeing his legacy lived on through his family and his life cherished by all he touched."
Thank you David for your submission and best of luck in your education and future career!
Cameron Berner, Stebbins High School
Mechanical Engineering, Wright State University
In his essay, Cameron stated "just be kind toward others. It is a basic concept to just be nice. Brightening someone's day can go a long way. I have learned in my young life that no act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."
Thank you Cameron for your submission and best of luck in your education and future career!
Whitney Lai, Northmont High School
Bio-Chemistry, Pre-Med, Miami University
In her essay, Whitney stated, "Tomorrow will be even better, and I can help make sure this comes true. I know I can help change the world, and it begins with healing one person at a time."
Thank you Whitney for your submission and best of luck in your education and future career!
The ELE Foundation is proud to announce the Class of 2017 Scholarship Recipient:
David Marks, Stebbins High School
Mechanical Engineering, Sinclair Community College & Wright State University
In his essay, David stated "No matter race, nor color, income, social status or religion, we should all learn to accept and love one another and treat all people as equal... Hope for a society that condemns ignorance and values equality and peace. People like Travis give me hope, seeing his legacy lived on through his family and his life cherished by all he touched."
Thank you David for your submission and best of luck in your education and future career!
