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Thomas H. Gould/Paul R. Marsh $1,000 scholarships are awarded annually

We are proud to to offer two $1,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors in 2024

Eligibility requirements: Students must be:

  • Graduating high school* in current Spring semester
  • Enrolled as a full-time student in college or trade school in immediate fall semester
  • Student must be ECSFCU member - or –
  • Applicant must have a parent, grandparent, or an immediate family member who is an ECSFCU member-owner

*Students may be graduating from any high school, not limited to the Grossmont Union High School District

Selection is based on character, merit, and campus/community activities.

2024 fillable scholarship application

Hard copy applications are also available at the El Cajon ECSFCU branch: 1069 Graves Ave #100   El Cajon, CA 92021

2024 Application is due Friday, April 26, 2024 at 5:00pm

 

Thomas (Tommy) Gould was Treasurer of the credit union from May 1956 through 1973. His credit union account number was 001. Tommy worked in the Grossmont Union High School District until his retirement. Paul Marsh was the Treasurer/Manager of the Credit Union from February 1969 through 1998 and served as a volunteer on our Board of Directors through 2007.

Congratulations to our 2023 Recipients:

  • Audrey Freeman - Patrick Henry High School
  • John Schultz – Monte Vista High School
  • Kiyam Merali - El Capitan High School

 


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Members LoveECSFCU!

  • Grant Nelson 2019

    While overseas I found myself in the frightening situation of being out of cash and with two debit cards from other financial institutions that weren’t working, despite my travel notice pre-planning. ECSFCU’s amazing member services team stayed late on a Friday to approve and immediately fund a quick loan that made the rest of our trip wonderful. Nobody else does that! Not only is it something that I will never forget, but it’s something I want to tell everyone about.

    Grant Nelson - Retired La Mesa Spring Valley Schools 8th Grade History Teacher