Niagara Region, ON [2026 June 29th] — The South Niagara Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the recipients of it’s annual scholarship program, designed to support and uplift local graduating students as they pursue post-secondary education.

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Our scholarship program recognizes students who have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, community involvement, and a commitment to personal growth. By investing in local students through selection and application, the Chambers aim to encourage future leaders and contribute to the continued success of the South Niagara community.

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Please help us congratulate this year’s well deserving scholarship recipients:

Abbey Rayn McKeen from E.L. Crossley Secondary School
Adam Saltarelli from Lakeshore Catholic High School
Annabella Perdomo Quintero from Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School
Bianca Martin from Greater Fort Erie Secondary School
Charlee Bauer from Saint Michael Catholic High School
Ethan Hutcherson from Eastdale Secondary School
Gavin Lewis from E.L. Crossley Secondary School
Gensis Medina from Lakeshore Catholic High School
Henry Zhen from Stamford Collegiate
Ivana Mascia from Saint Paul Catholic High School
Jackson Montgomery from Port Colborne High School
Janna Guo from Westlane Secondary School
Jessica Santillian from Lakeshore Catholic High School
Jonathan Barrett from St. Jean de Brébeuf Catholic Secondary School
Kayla Phillips from Greater Fort Erie Secondary School
Kayleigh Campbell from Greater Fort Erie Secondary School
Laken Marsh from Franco-Niagara Secondary School
Mackenzie Neufeld from A. N. Myer Secondary School
Shyanne Journeay from Welland Centennial Secondary School

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The South Niagara Chambers of Commerce remains dedicated to supporting education and creating opportunities for young people throughout the region. A special thank you to Circle P. Paving, Destination Niagara, and Millers Auto Recycling for their generous contributions to our scholarship program. Through initiatives such as the scholarship program, the Chamber continues to foster community development and help students achieve their full potential.