Summary
The Spring 2010 IMPACT Annual Fund Business Campaign kicks off on February 9 and continues until March 9. This year's goal is $100,000, which directly goes to fund student scholarships at Carroll College. Our business co-chairs are Jena Sabatini, owner of Hampton Inn and the Marriott Residence Inn, and Jake Doubek, branch manager, Wells Fargo. These business co-chairs are dedicated to supporting Carroll as leaders for this campaign because they believe in Carroll's mission of educating the whole person and building character through a value-based curriculum.
2010 Co-Chairs
Jena Sabatini
Jena co-owns Hampton Inn and Marriott Residence Inn with her husband, Andy. Jena appreciates the impact Carroll College has on her business. Jena hopes to share Carroll's economic impact with the Helena community through her role of Carroll IMPACT Business Campaign Co-Chair.
"Carroll College benefits the Helena community in so many ways. As a business owner, I appreciate the economic impact of the college and the value an educated workforce has in contributing to the success of local businesses. Furthermore, students volunteer thousands of hours each year to causes in our community. Being a part of the business campaign to help fund scholarships that bring these students to Helena completes the circle of one helping the other."
-Jena Sabatini, 2010 IMPACT Business Co-Chair
Jake Doubek
Jake is branch manager and business expert for Wells Fargo. Jake is excited to be a part with the 2010 Carroll IMPACT Business Campaign.
"Growing up in Helena, Carroll College has played a big role in many aspects of my life. Carroll produces many young leaders that ultimately stick around our community to make Helena a better place. Carroll College gives Helena a more energetic atmosphere and we all need to play a role in making sure the students of Carroll are always the caliber that they are today!"
-Jake Doubek, 2010 IMPACT Business Co-Chair
2010 Student Co-Chairs
Carroll's IMPACT student co-chairs are Mary McIntyre, a senior Business Management and Marketing major from Glasgow, Montana, and senior Secondary Education major Luke Connors from Corvallis, Montana. Both of these outstanding students can tell you how scholarships made the difference in their lives by making college possible for them. Involved in volunteering in the community and committed to academic excellence, these students represent the excellent caliber of students Carroll College attracts and retains thanks to generous scholarships.
"I didn't think that when I came here four years ago, that I would be coming home. It is because of your generous support that I have been able to grow in my faith and education here at home (Carroll). Thank you!"
-Mary McIntyre, Student Co-Chair
"I owe my growth, successes and triumphs to the Carroll community as a whole. Without the gracious support of family, friends, faculty and staff, the goals I have set and accomplished would have proven to be insurmountable."
-Luke Connors, Student Co-Chair