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LoanMart and the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes worked together from 2013-2022 to offer local California high school students financial opportunities through scholarships. Every year during their partnership, there have been three $1,000 scholarships for three different high school students.

What Are the Qualifications for the High School Student Scholarships?

In the past, in order to qualify for this scholarship, the high-school student must have actively pursued higher education or training, and must have demonstrated their desire to better their community outside of school hours. LoanMart also considered the applicant’s academic achievement, leadership, and any other additional accomplishments. The applicant had to be a US citizen, graduating from a local high school, and a current resident of San Bernardino County.

What Does the Application Process for the LoanMart and Rancho Cucamonga Quakes High School Student Scholarship Look Like?

The application process for this scholarship is simple. It involves a statement of 300 words explaining why an applicant thinks they deserve to win the scholarship, an official high school transcript, 1-2 letters of recommendation from a person of authority in the applicant’s life, and a filled out application.

What Are Other Ways That LoanMart and the Cucamonga Quakes Partner Up to Give Back to the Local Community?

In addition to the annual student scholarships, LoanMart had a Financial Literacy Awareness Scholarship, which helped communities improve their literacy awareness. This scholarship opportunity is worth $2,000. Now, LoanMart has the Merit Scholarship, which is a $2,000 academic award that could be granted to any high school student who lives in and is a current citizen of the United States. In the past, LoanMart also funded the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes strikeout program—each time the opposing team got a strikeout, LoanMart donated $5 to the Rancho Cucamonga Community and Arts Foundation. Over the years, this has amounted to several thousands of dollars for the foundation.

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In the past, LoanMart and the Quakes have donated to the Autism Society, and they constantly advocated for autism awareness and support. They have also donated medical equipment for young baseball players, to prevent death/complications from heart related injuries that can happen on the field.