The Greater Butts County Lions Club is proud to support local students as they pursue their education and future careers. This year we are offering seven scholarships to graduating seniors: • Five scholarships awarded based on academic achievement and community involvement • Two Tyler Prine Memorial Scholarships ($1,000 each) – one for a student pursuing engineering and one for a student pursuing a medical field.

 At the Lions Club, our mission is simple—serve others and strengthen our community. One of the most meaningful ways we can do that is by investing in the future of our youth.

This year, we were proud to award seven scholarships. Five of these are $2,000 scholarships recognizing not only academic excellence, but also a strong commitment to community involvement. These students have worked hard in the classroom while also giving their time, energy, and heart to making Butts County a better place.

We were also honored to present two $1,000 Tyler Prine Memorial Scholarships in the medical field. Tyler’s parents were local business owners and strong supporters of the Lions Club. Tyler was an engineering student at the University of Alabama, and he tragically passed away at just 20 years old due to complications from diabetes. In his memory, we host an annual 5K to raise awareness and support efforts related to diabetes. These scholarships honor his life and legacy by supporting students who feel called to make a difference in the medical and engineering field.

To all of last nights recipients: we are incredibly proud of you. Your dedication, your character, and your willingness to serve set you apart. Whether your path leads you into medicine, business, education, or beyond, we know you will continue to make a difference.

The recipients for the $2000 scholarships are

Anslie Grace Atkinson
Malorie Lunsford
Alyzah Stodghill

The next 2 recipients received the $2000 scholarship and the $1000 Tyler Prine medical scholarship.

Cal Lowe
Taylor Wages