Minden, Louisiana, is set to benefit from a $25,000 contribution from AT&T to the Foundation for Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges. The donation aims to provide scholarship assistance to low-income students attending institutions within the LCTC System.

Supporting Student Success

The funding will help offset educational expenses, supporting student success and strengthening workforce development efforts. It will also expand access to career-focused training programs across Louisiana, according to the company.

State Sen. Adam Bass emphasized the importance of developing a skilled workforce, stating that investments in education and technical training create pathways to good-paying jobs and strengthen communities.

Richard Nelson, president of Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges, expressed gratitude for the scholarship support, which will help students overcome financial obstacles and stay focused on completing their education and training.

AT&T Louisiana President David Aubrey highlighted the company’s commitment to expanding opportunity, strengthening communities, and helping close gaps in access to education and technology across Louisiana and the region.

Original reporting: KTBS 3 (Shreveport) — read the source article.