Following a tradition that has provided $1.5 million for Hispanics’ college education since 2008, Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) revealed today the names of four Hispanic high school seniors who will each receive an RMHC®/HACER® National Scholarship of $100,000 to help finance their dream of a higher education. The students were selected for their academic achievement, commitment to community service projects and financial need. 

This year’s scholarships were awarded to Loren Ramirez, from Johns Creek, Ga., attending Washington University in St. Louis; Jose Limon, from Los Angeles, attending Yale University; Sophia Ottleben, from Mesa, Ariz., attending Johns Hopkins University; and Francisco Pena, from McAllen, Texas, attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.