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Warrington Cares Scholarship Program

Warrington Cares has awarded over 20 scholarships to deserving students since 2014.  The program supports students in Warrington Township pursuing higher education.  The scholarships are named for two  police officers and one firefighter in recognition of their service to Warrington. 

"The Warrington Cares Scholarship helped to continue my appreciation for Warrington Township and realize what a great place it is to grow up and the extended impact that my community had on me."  Lauren C.

Warrington Cares Award recipient - Andrew Lyons - Stephen C. Plum Jr with Supervisors. 1.h

Timothy J. Bennett Scholarship

Stephen C. Plum, Jr.  Scholarship

William Bell, Sr. Scholarship

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Timothy J. Bennett was a dedicated police officer with 19 years of service...

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Stephen C. Plum, Jr., a Warrington Township K-9 Police Officer, died on May 16, 2022....

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The Bell Family has provided many years of distinguished service to Warrington Township...

Timothy J. Bennett Scholarship

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Timothy J. Bennett was a dedicated police officer with 19 years of service with the Warrington Township Police Department. He passed suddenly in 2009. His most significant job was being a father and planning a future for his son Ian, including a college education.

That passion for providing for his son gave the family the idea of creating a Scholarship that would benefit future young people in Warrington Township and surrounding communities. 

To date, we have awarded over 20 scholarships to students. These scholarships have given students the peace of mind to "focus on what I wanted to do instead of how I would pay for it," according to one recipient.

2022 Scholarship Award Winner

Rachel Feng, attending University of Pennsylvania

2021 Scholarship Award Winner

Allison Fuchs, attending Bloomsburg University

Stephen C. Plum, Jr. Scholarship

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Officer Plum died unexpectedly in May of 2022.  Plum spearheaded Warrington Township's first K9 unit and partnered with K9 Murphy.  

He was fondly known as "K-9 Murphy's human".  Ever since he was a kid, Officer Plum wanted to be a K-9 officer and he was living out his childhood dream.

 

Officer Plum was designated the supervisor of the K-9 Unit, where he and his wife, Nancy, were instrumental in organizing multiple successful fundraisers for the Unit. Plum was more than willing to step aside and let Murphy be the star that he is. Officer Plum earned multiple awards and commendations during his time with Warrington Township Police Department.

The new $2,500 scholarship is named to honor Officer Plum's service, commitment, and leadership to Warrington Township. 

 

William Bell, Sr. Scholarship

The Bell Family has provided distinguished service to Warrington Township and its residents for many years.

 

  • William Bell, Sr., a member of the Warrington Fire Company, who died in the line of duty at an accident scene

  • Robert Bell, Sr., a life member and past Assistant of the Warrington Township Fire Department and a former Public Works employee

  • Robert Bell, Jr., a Warrington Township Police Officer

  • Brendan Bell, a new Public Works employee

  • Vivian Bell, a former employee of the Township from 1980 to 2018, was employed as both Finance Director and Director of Administrative Support Services.

 

2022 Scholarship Award Winner

Olivia Nicole Dallmer 

2021 Scholarship Award Winner

Amy Liu

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Learn About the Scholarship Program

Warrington Cares scholarship program provides support to students in the community exhibiting the values of the Township. 

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