UFG Insurance Announces Winners of its 2019 Worth It Scholarship
Winners were named in mid-April, and include:
The scholarship program is in its second year and was created when the Worth It program was introduced in
"This is our second year awarding scholarships, and we were once again overwhelmed by the response, which tells us our Worth It message is reaching teenagers," said Sheeley. "After the success of last year's program, we revised it to increase the number of scholarships to ten, and the amount from
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