Borough lodge offers two grants

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Rising Sun Lodge No. 15 has announced two, $2,000 education grants available for college-bound students who will graduate from area high schools next spring.

The borough lodge has also announced that nominations are open for its 2025 educator of the year award for outstanding educators and administrators in Camden County and Haddonfield-area school systems.

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Both the grants and the educator awards are administered by Rising Sun’s Scholarship Fund Inc., a charitable subsidiary of the lodge formed to recognize the accomplishments of area students and the contributions of teachers, principals and school administrators.

Scholarship grants and the educator award will be announced at the lodge’s annual education banquet in June.  

To obtain a grant application or to nominate an educator, visit the lodge website at RSL15.com and look under the community support menu. Include name, phone number, e-mail and – for educator award nominees – the name and school affiliation of the nominee.

Completed  applications will be due by April 10. 

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