Pink ImpAct scholarships surpass $50,000
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May 13, 2022
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$7,000 awarded in 2022

Pottsboro, Texas -- The Pink ImpAct Foundation is proud to announce $51,000 in scholarships have been awarded to families affected by breast cancer since 2017. Of that $51,000, $1,000 will be awarded to seven deserving high school seniors later this month.
 
 The 2022 senior class was invited to visit
http://PinkImpAct.pink to apply and submit an essay titled “How Breast Cancer Has Affected My Life”. The scholarships awarded can go toward a degree plan or a vocational college.
 
“My children were both in high school at the time of my diagnosis. I had the financial battle of finding the money for their college education but, thanks to the help of scholarships, we made it happen! Pink ImpAct created a scholarship of our own to provide other survivors the same blessing and opportunity,” said Sherry Thompson, Pink ImpAct Founder.
 
Callie Blankenship of Van Alstyne, TX, Jett Carroll and Taylor Hayes of Pottsboro, TX, Sophia Huffman of Denison, TX, Jayden Duplessis of Howe, TX, Callie Marie Vannurden of Royalton, MN, and Trinity Enrique of Sherman, TX have felt the devastating effects of breast cancer in their families but are finding ways to fulfill their dreams by continuing their education after high school.
 
About Pink ImpAct Foundation: Pink ImpAct is a faith-based, 501c3 non-profit that helps survivors understand their new normal through mentorship and scholarships.  The organization’s founder, Sherry Thompson, is certified through Texas Tech in the Change Cycle™ for breast cancer survivors and their caregivers, teaching them effective coping and life skills.