

The Robert & Mary Strobel Scholarship
The Prospect Charitable Foundation will raise and distribute funds to undergraduate college students through a scholarship fund, which is limited to a charitable class:
Individuals pursuing their education while working at Prospect Airport Services, Inc. in locations across the country. There are more than 6,500 employees within Prospect Airport Services, Inc.. The purpose of the scholarships awarded are for the sole purpose of furthering the recipients’ education. In no way does this scholarship program serve to compensate employees of any company. Instead, being an employee of Prospect is an initial qualifier of the scholarship, but has no significance after the initial round. Applications are sent to an independent, nonprofit organization called The Center for Scholarship Administration (CSA) so that selection and facilitation is handled in an objective and non-discriminatory basis. CSA serves as the independent scholarship selection committee that considers the respective ability, academic merit, educational goals, and career ambitions of each applicant. Recipients may attend an accredited, public or private, two-year or four-year, college, university, technical college or trade school. CSA monitors and supervises the grants to determine whether the grantees have fulfilled the grant terms. The group of individuals in this class is indefinite. That is, the class is open-ended; the total number of potential individuals that the Foundation will help cannot be counted or identified. Furthermore, there are no limitations within this charitable class; that is, there is no discrimination based on economic background, race, religion, gender, and/or other identifying characteristics. Again, to ensure that recipients are selected in an objective manner, selection and administration is handled by a separate nonprofit organization, CSA.

2019-20 Scholarship Recipients Announced
Prospect Charitable Foundation is honored to announce the 2019-2020 recipients of the Robert and Mary Strobel Scholarship. Each year in recognition of integrity, commitment and enterprise, the foundation awards qualifying Prospect employees scholarship funds. Nearly 250 scholarships and over $450,000 have been awarded to date. Each year, Prospect offers its team members opportunities for advancement in education and training. The Robert and Mary Strobel Scholarship was created to honor the memory of the founders of Prospect. We are very proud to have you work for us at Prospect and hope you will continue while you pursue your education.
Michael Aramede, Tampa
William Baker, Detroit
Mulatu Belachew, Baltimore
Choodamani Bhatterai, Baltimore
Destiny Bryant, Chicago
Dalia Cruz, Chicago
Ahmadou Dialio, Detroit
Gbehounou Dossou, Chicago
Wako Kenea, Tampa
Biya Kenea, Tampa
Avoura Koffi, Newark
Princess Mangaccat, San Francisco
Solange Mbah, Newark
Casey Miller, Phoenix
Chelasa Negasa, Denver
Isaac Nelson, Newark
Alonzo Oliden, Orlando
Adil Omar, Orlando
Samiratou, Pare, Newark
Joanna Ramirez-Ortiz, Salt Lake City
Sadiya Said, Denver
Njonkou Sany, Chicago
Sumandip Singh, Baltimore
Veronica Smreczak, Chicago
Kayla Stripling, Atlanta
Robert Strobel, Chicago
Inga Suceska, Chicago
Mae Tan, Chicago
Sulamithe Tankeu, Newark
Gavin Vandin, Phoenix

Princess Mangacct was very surprised and thankful to receive the scholarship. The Prospect SFO team couldn’t be happier for her as she continues her studies for her nursing degree. Princess is an Air France/KLM Check-in agent at San Francisco International Airport.








2018-19 Scholarship Recipients Announced
Prospect Charitable Foundation is honored to announce the 2018-2019 recipients of the Robert and Mary Strobel Scholarship. Each year in recognition of integrity, commitment and enterprise, the foundation awards qualifying Prospect employees scholarship funds. Nearly 200 scholarships and over $410,000 have been awarded to date. Each year, Prospect offers its team members opportunities for advancement in education and training. The Robert and Mary Strobel Scholarship was created to honor the memory of the founders of Prospect. Scholarships were announced at the annual Prospect Safety Summit in Chicago. We are very proud to have you work for us at Prospect and hope you will continue while you pursue your education.
Joash Agyemang, Newark
Michael Aramede, Tampa
Shady Beshara, Nashville
Dalia Cruz, Midway
Gbehounou Dossou, O’Hare Terminal 5
Mesafnt Kalu, Denver
Gifti Kenea, Tampa
Biya Kenea, Tampa
Wako Kenea, Tampa
Avoura Marie Koffi, Newark
Solange Mbah, Newark
Isaac Nelson, Newark
Adil Omar, Orlando
Daria Ottoson, Salt Lake City
Rocia Padilla, O’Hare AA Office in Terminal 3
Samiratou Pare, Newark
Ashiya Patel, O’Hare AA Office in Terminal 3
Ayesha Saad, Philadelphia
Sadiya Said, Dener
Kobe Sellers, Atlanta
Sumandip Singh, Baltimore
Veronica Smreczak, O’Hare Terminal 5
Kayla Stripling, Atlanta
Robert Strobel, O’Hare Terminal 2
Mae Angelique Tan, O’Hare Terminal 5
Sulamithe Tankeu, Newark
