Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 23, 2007, Page 12, Image 12

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The Portland Observer wants
to help you make your college
dream a reality.
Paying for college is ex­
pensive and even commu­
nity college has m ajor
costs. Since 1998. The
Portland Observer has
given thousands of dol­
lars to local students
who wish to attend com­
munity college.
There are three schol­
arships to be given this
year: Joyce Washington
Scholarship, Cory Neal
W ashington Scholarship
and P ortland O b serv er
Scholarship with a minimum
of $500 for each.
The grants from the Joyce
Washington Scholarship Fund
are named after Joyce Wash­
ington, the late publisher of the
Portland Observer who passed
in 1996. She was a single mother
of seven children who worked
to support her family. But she
Joyce
Washington
also attended college as they
grew older.
The scholarships exist to
serve local high school students.
W ashington's son Cory, who
also passed, has a scholarship in
his name. Fundraising is through
Saturday’s Cory Neal Wash­
ington Basketball Classic at Self
Enhancement. Ine. as well as a
Joyce Washington Golf Clas­
sic and a Diversity Festival.
Criteria to consider for
the scholarships are listed
on an application which
can be picked up at the
Portland Observer of­
fices, located at 4747
N.E. M artin L uther
King Jr. Blvd.,orviathe
website starting in June
at portlandobserver.com.
Local o rg a n iz a tio n s
looking to sponsor a schol-
arshipeventoreitizens look­
ing to donate towards the
scholarship fund, please con­
tact Charles or Mark Wash­
ington at 503-288-1897 or
jwsf@ portlandobserver.com.
To make a tax deductible
donation, make cheeks to Joyce
Washington Scholarship Fund
(JWSF) at PO Box 3993 Port­
land, OR 97208
Hard Work, Education
Help Hispanics Advance
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Labor force participation
rates
of Hispanic men have been
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without a job. He once held tion as a whole.
Education is one o f the most
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