Embracing their Latino legacy, and the opportunity to serve all cultures, the Guadalupe Centers is dedicated to improving the community and the quality of life for people of all ethnic backgrounds, and to the celebration of cultural heritage.
One way they help improve the quality of life of their community is through the promotion of education. The Guadalupe Centers Bob Soltero Scholarship Golf Tournament was established in 2004 to involve the community in the development of future generations of leaders by support of the scholarship fund.
The tournament supports two scholarships:
TONY AGUIRRE SCHOLARSHIP:
Supports students pursuing a private high school education that are actively engaged with the Guadalupe Center as a program participant or volunteer.
GILBERT GUERRERO SCHOLARSHIP:
Supports graduates of the Guadalupe Centers High School pursuing a post secondary education, this could be a trade school or college degree.
You can help by playing, sponsoring, or volunteering! To find out more about being a player or sponsor click here. If you’re interested in volunteering, reach out to Alyx Bartrom.
Happy volunteering and have a good long weekend!