Morgan Goldman and Dr. Alfred Desimone. {Champions of Charity}
Marjory Stoneman Douglas graduate Morgan Goldman received the $1,000 Champions of Charity Scholarship.
The scholarship is awarded by Dr. Alfred DeSimone to any student enrolled and participating in interscholastic/club athletics.
“It felt really good to be recognized for this award because he showed me that I am making a difference in my community each day,” Goldman said.
Goldman was a star on the field, spending three years as the captain of the varsity flag football team. She also won four District Championships while playing soccer and is signed with Alabama State College.
Off the field, Goldman was the SGA President at MSD, a member of the National Honor Society, and helped create the flag football Turkey Bowl, a game held for 5th- 9th graders on Thanksgiving Day.
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