Schools: Scholarships
Firefighter Scholarship
Sal Mangano, president of Mangano Family Funeral Homes, awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Allison Park, a graduating senior from Half Hollow Hills High School West, at a recent Dix Hills Fire Department monthly meeting.
Mangano Family Funeral Homes has established a scholarship program in partnership with select fire departments to assist graduating seniors who have a firefighter in their family and ensure that students have the resources she needs to succeed. Park, a member of a firefighting family in the Dix Hills Fire Department, plans to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a physician.
The scholarship is part of the Mangano Family Funeral Homes’ nitiative to give back to the community and foster the growth of future leaders.
“Allison comes from a firefighting family that has served the community with distinction and she has followed in those footsteps by setting a remarkable example for her peers,” said Sal Mangano. “As a strong advocate for higher education and an avid supporter of local fire departments that serve so honorably, I am proud to support Allison with this scholarship, recognizing her academic performance and passion for public service.”
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