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8 | r e d f c u.o r g I N O U R C O M M U N I T I E S Redstone introduced its Adopt-A-School Program in 2018 to create an avenue for employees to build stronger relationships with students, faculty and staff at area schools. And the initiative has brought smiles to everyone involved. irty-one Redstone branches and Program departments now participate. ese teams volunteer at schools throughout the area – from Arab to Murfreesboro – and serve as lunch buddies, field day helpers, guest speakers, mentors, and so much more. e Adopt-A-School is just one of many educational outreach programs that Redstone operates. Another that directly impacts students and their families is its scholarship program. Redstone is pleased to announce that Northeast Alabama Community College has joined Redstone's list of partner schools. Northeast Alabama Community College is a public college near Rainsville, AL, with a student enrollment of 3,000. Since 1996, Redstone's scholarship program 1 has provided money to students attending two- year and four-year colleges. Students receive $5,000 each. Back Row (L-R): Robert Rice-Auburn University, Christa Watson-J.F. Drake Community and Technical College, Thomas McCleskey-University of Alabama, John Bachus-University of Tennessee Martin, Briana Born-Athens State University, the father of Rachael Dike-Alabama A&M University. Front Row (L-R): Hamil Miller-Auburn University, Brilee Wright-Nossi College of Art, Maddy Childress- Auburn University, Emma Kate Carroll-University of Tennessee Knoxville, brother of Rachael Dike-Alabama A&M University, Adam Jervis-Oakwood University, Julia Marshall-Calhoun Community College, Mikayla Alley-Samford University, Marisa Thompson-University of Alabama in Huntsville. Redstone Scholarship Program EDUCATION OUTREACH a Major Priority at Redstone Redstone is looking for its newest crop of scholarship recipients.