Now, he is using some of that money to benefit his alma maters, from public school to law school.
Students receiving the scholarship money can use it at any of Florida's public universities.
When people are given opportunities and are able, they should give back. Hogan, now a partner in a downtown Jacksonville law firm, was born in Jacksonville but moved with his family to St. Augustine, where he graduated from St. Augustine High School and attended what was then St. Johns River Junior College in Palatka. After graduating from junior college, he enrolled at Florida State University where he earned his bachelor's degree and law degree. Pat Hogan, a mental health counselor, graduated from the University of Florida. In making the endowment, Wayne Hogan said they thought it was important to make a statement on behalf of public education.