Freewind Martial Arts awards Joni’s Angels scholarship
Elias Rustin, holding the certificate, and his family gather for a photo after receiving a scholarship from Freewind Martial Arts and Joni’s Angels.
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Brandi Guertin, right, receives a check funding their new scholarship from Steve Altfillisch, left. Freewind Martial Arts partnered with nonprofit Joni’s Angels to fund a years' worth of classes for a student.
Joni’s Angels Ambassador and COO Charlie Hicks gives opening remarks at the Freewind Martial Arts studio. Hicks said martial arts saved his life, and he hopes the Joni’s Angels scholarship will have a similar impact on future students.
MOSES LAKE — On Friday, Freewind Martial Arts and Joni’s Angels partnered together to award a scholarship to 9-year-old Elias Rustin. His thoughts on being named the first recipient were simple.
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