LHC Scholarship

Concept for Selection Process

These scholarships are based on the whole person concept, which encompasses academic achievement, leadership, citizenship, athletics and service to the community. Also, an applicant's financial need will be considered in the selection of the scholarships. As started in 2004, the scholarship application requires two letters of reference from the community.

Past winners:

2024's winner

• Anjalou W. Bolden (Powderville High School, attending Clemson University)

2023's winner

• Cameron C. Grant (Wade Hampton High School, attending University of South Carolina)

2022's winner

• Blake A. Sands (Mauldin High School, attending University of South Carolina)

2021's winner

• Channin Anias Griffith (Legacy Charter High School, attending Morehouse College)

2020's winner

• Tyler Andrew Alexander (Southside High School, attended North Carolina A&T University)

2019's winner 

• Elijah Jabari Neal  (Blue Ridge High School,

• planning to attend the University of South Carolina)

2018's winner 

• Mckenna Alexandra Johnson (Greer High School,

• attending Mercer University)

2017's winners

• Kai Alexander Standifer (Maudlin High School,

• attending the University of South Carolina)

• Jared Dakota Dawson (Riverside High School, attending the University of South Carolina)

2015's winner:

•         Emanuel Jackson

        (attending Lenoir Rhyne University majoring in Business)

2014's winner:

• James Everett Tillman, II (attended Clemson University)

2013's winner:

• Ronald A. Platt (attended Clemson University)

2012's winner:

• • Isaiah Ramel Hicks (will attend Coastal Carolina)

2010's winner:

• • Benjamin Daniel (attending USC Upstate)

2009's winner:

• • Adrian Brett Mangrum (attending Lander University)

2008's winner:

• • Steadman Bonner (attending South Carolina State University)

2007's winner:

• • Maurie Motley (attending Francis Marion University)

2006's winner:

• • Stefan Murphy (attended USC Upstate)

2005's winner:

• • John Odell Fersguson (attended Furman University)

2004's winner:

• • Herbert Blassengale, IV (attended Clemson University)

2003's winner:

• • Brittany Shell (attended Columbia College)

In 2003 GGL switched to one $3000 Scholarship ($750 for 4 years). Before that year, we offer three scholarships of $1000 to local high school students.

2002's winners were as follows:

• • Ashley Sanders, University of South Carolina

  • Ingrid Childs, Spellman College

  • Behoy Markos, Clemson University

2001's winners were as follows:

• • Salanda D. Brown, University of South Carolina

  • Samuel S. Brown, University of South Carolina

  • Daniel D. Brown, Clemson University