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Chesapeake Bank Will Sponsor WJCC Scholarship

By Brandy Centolanza

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Pictured here are (L-R) Christian Kent and Mandi East (Chesapeake Bank), Nancy Sullivan (Williamsburg Community Foundation), Wilma Sharp (Chair of the WJCC Scholarship Fund Committee), Tucker Edmonds, Donna Mitchell and Leigh Houghland (Chesapeake Bank). Photo courtesy of Williamsburg Community Foundation.

JAMES CITY-Chesapeake Bank will once again sponsor a college scholarship through Williamsburg Community Foundation’s WJCC Scholarship Fund.

This year’s $1,000 scholarship will go to a student enrolled at one of the three high schools in the Williamsburg-James City County (WJCC) School Division who is interested in pursuing a career in banking or financial services.

The WJCC Scholarship Fund is a community-wide effort to recognize the accomplishments of local students and help families afford higher education.

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