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CASE Credit Union Awards $28,000 in Scholarships to Local Students

CASE Credit Union has awarded $28,000 in scholarships to local students for the 2026-27 academic year, recognizing academic achievement, community involvement and a commitment to financial literacy.

The credit union awarded 20 scholarships worth $1,000 each to high school students and four $2,000 scholarships to students attending Lansing Community College. The annual scholarship program considers financial need, academic performance, extracurricular involvement, recommendations and an essay focused on financial literacy initiatives.

“CASE Credit Union is proud to support the next generation of leaders who demonstrate dedication in the classroom, commitment to their communities and a strong vision for their futures,” said Jeffrey Benson, President and CEO of CASE Credit Union. “These scholarships reflect our ongoing commitment to education, financial wellness and the people helping people philosophy that guides our work.”

The high school scholarships honor Florence Chubb, June “Bud” Hayes, Hyrtl Feeman and Sheila A. Williams-Matlock, whose leadership and service helped shape CASE Credit Union and the communities it serves.

2026-27 High School Scholarship Recipients

Florence Chubb Scholarship

Hyrtl Feeman Scholarship

June “Bud” Hayes Scholarship

Sheila A. Williams-Matlock Scholarship

Lansing Community College Scholarship Recipients

The Lansing Community College scholarships are awarded in honor of Constance Knowlton, a retired Lansing School District teacher and former CASE Credit Union Board of Directors member who served from 1984 to 2010.

Constance Knowlton Scholarship

CASE Credit Union congratulated all scholarship recipients and wished them continued success as they pursue higher education, trade school opportunities and future career goals.



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