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Press Release on Loans Granted 2020

by Ashley Hemmelstein-Keary | Aug 13, 2020 | 0 comments

Press Release on Loans Granted 2020

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Lancaster Dollars for Higher Learning

Lancaster Dollars for Higher Learning

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Callaghan Petrosky is the recipient of the Frances Sarkisian Trust

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Callaghan Petrosky is the recipient of the Frances Sarkisian Trust Legacy Loan. Callaghan graduated from homeschool in 2025. He is attending Temple University, majoring in musical theater. During high school, Callaghan was involved in many community and high school theaters in the Lancaster area. He is an Eagle Scout, and this summer he performed in “Hadestown” at the Gretna Theater. Callaghan's greatest achievements were receiving two Hershey Theater Apollo Awards; one for outstanding lead actor in a musical and the other for outstanding supporting actor in a musical. His life goal is to earn a degree and continue to perform and bring joy to as many people as he can.

#ThankyouThursday: "The Lancaster Dollars loan gave me peace of mind both in paying for college, but also in my ability to pay it off after graduation due to the lack of interest on the loan." ~Sarah H. (University of Pennsylvania)

🚨 Applications for interest-free student loans (2026–27) are officially open. Be sure to apply by April 30! Link in bio!

Did you know we gave out over 400 interest-free loans last year?

Harry Nelson the recipient of the William S. Rothermel Foundation Legacy Loan in Memory of Ali Fausnaught. Harry graduated from homeschool in 2025. He is attending Penn College of Technology, majoring in aviation mechanics. In school, Harry was involved in Boy Scout Troop 44, Order of the Arrow, Venturing Crew 52, Experimental Aircraft Association, Lancaster Academy for the Performing Arts Orchestra, and Lititz Community Band. He strives to embody the scout law, “A scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent.” Harry’s sister, Grace, also benefited from LDHL loans. His life goal is to earn a degree in aviation mechanics with a minor in small business management and entrepreneurship. Harry hopes to own a maintenance hangar one day.

#ThankyouThursday: "My loans from LDHL were such a blessing. They were so much more accessible and affordable than any of my other student loans, and because of that, they were the first ones I was able to pay off in full." ~Rachael Q. (Franklin & Marshall College)