The positive results of contributions to the Anoka Ramsey Community College Foundation were made apparent as students described their plans to use awarded scholarships to further their education at the college. The Foundation’s contributors also had the opportunity to meet the scholarship recipients and increase donations during a luncheon at the Coon Rapids campus, April 10.

“The Foundation was established in 1987 to make post-secondary education affordable and accessible to area residents,” says Patrick Johns, President of Anoka-Ramsey Community College. “They serve as a tool to realize the best in human potential and enable people to enjoy helping others.”

For more information, to make a contribution or set up a scholarship with the Anoka-Ramsey Community College Foundation contact Luanne Kane, 763-422-3478, for the Coon Rapids campus. For information about the Anoka-Ramsey Community College’s Foundation at the Cambridge Campus, contact Lynnette Brambrink, 763-422-3436.

Patrick Johns, Anoka-Ramsey Community College President welcomed scholarship contributors and recipients to a luncheon, April 10 at the Coon Rapids campus. The event celebrated the success of the College’s Foundation that facilitates theses scholarships.

Anoka-Ramsey student Amada Thiele, second from left, received the first Joe and Delores Lehn Scholarship established by their son Tom, right, in honor of his parents, also pictured, and their commitment to education and the community.

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