
SCHOLARSHIP
Margaret Holley Legacy (MHL) Scholarship is a book scholarship for high school seniors that have made a difference in the lives of others
Margaret Holley Legacy (MHL)
Scholarship
In 2021, Teachers’ Heritage Educational Partners LLC. created the Margaret Holley Legacy (MHL) Scholarship, a book scholarship for high school seniors that have made a difference in the lives of others by consistently providing support, displaying a pleasant demeanor, exhibiting kindness towards others and having a willingness to help.
Introducing the 2022 Scholarship Recipients!

Bryce Cummings
Although I did have a profound impact on the team on the court, I feel my impact off the court went a long way as well. This was specifically done by pushing my teammates to pursue balance in their extracurricular activities while in school.

Janiah Long
Each and every time I ride in the ambulance my adrenaline rushes knowing that I have the power to make a difference in someone's life...Since my junior year of high school, I have served as a Volunteer Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).

Tyler Tanaka
I have been involved in a variety of community service activities ever since I was young. During my time on Mokihana Aquatics, a competitive swim team, I was a lifeguard and swim instructor for their Learn-To-Swim program.

Madison McNealy
Due to the events that transpired in 2020, I found myself scared to walk outside some days. My basic human rights were constantly being debated on media and political platforms.

Skyy Saxon
I have struggled with childhood obesity since kindergarten. I never noticed how bad my situation was until I realized I was 351 pounds at 13 years old. I immediately changed my lifestyle and filmed YouTube videos to show my progress.

Keinsley Zamor
Proximity, a term defined as “nearness in space, time, or relationship” is one of the major driving forces in societal discrimination and division today; with a lack of proximity, we struggle to understand and love one another.
2021 Scholarship Winners!

Simone Thompson
"I was tasked with the responsibility of being a mentor to female freshmen and sophomore students. I taught the young women leadership skills, character development, study tools, and important things to know that would help them to thrive in life.
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Joshua Monmouth
“Proverbs 22:1 says, “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold.” I have been occupied maintaining the name that I have, and I realized that whatever I do has an impact on those around me, whether if it is a good impact or a bad impact.