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Manchester Community College Student Receives Skilled Trades Scholarship
Luke Wiggin, a student at the carpentry program, received a $500 scholarship from Mike Manni, owner of The Brothers That Just Do Gutters.
MANCHESTER, NH — A Manchester Community College student recently received a $500 scholarship for his participation in a skilled trades program.
Luke Wiggin, a student in the college’s Carpentry Advanced Skills Workforce Development Center program, was awarded the scholarship by Mike Manni on Feb. 27. Manni is the owner of The Brothers That Just Do Gutters-New Hampshire/Manchester.
The scholarship was presented as a surprise to Wiggin, recognizing his performance and dedication within the program. Manni said supporting workforce development and encouraging the next generation of trades professionals is an important part of his company’s commitment to the local community.
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The Carpentry Advanced Skills Workforce Development Center program at Manchester Community College provides hands-on training. This training helps students develop practical skills needed for careers in construction and home services. Scholarships like this aim to remove financial barriers for students and encourage their continued education and professional development.
Manni stated that the skilled trades offer significant career opportunities. He added that it is important to support students who are putting in the effort to learn and grow.
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"Luke’s work ethic and commitment to his craft stood out, and we’re proud to support his future in the trades," he said.
The Brothers That Just Do Gutters-New Hampshire/Manchester provides gutter installation, repair, cleaning, and maintenance services. The company operates throughout the Manchester area. As a locally owned and operated business, it emphasizes craftsmanship, professionalism, and community involvement.
Manni also said that supporting workforce training programs helps strengthen both the local economy and the home service industry.
"Programs like this create real opportunities for people to build meaningful careers," Manni said.
Manni added that the company wants to help students succeed and strengthen the trades in the community.
To learn more or schedule a free estimate, email mike.manni@brothersgutters.com, call 603-505-6008 or visit manchester.brothersgutters.com/.
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