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Ayden, 9 years old, would love to play Baseball
This student is kind, resilient, and eager to experience new opportunities. His family has faced significant hardships, including addiction, housing and food insecurity, and is now courageously working to rebuild their lives and create a fresh start. A mini-scholarship would give this child more than an activity—it would give him the opportunity to belong, discover a passion, and build confidence. Nominated by M.M
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Ayden, 9 years old, would love to play Flag Football
This student is kind, resilient, and eager to experience new opportunities. His family has faced significant hardships, including addiction, housing and food insecurity, and is now courageously working to rebuild their lives and create a fresh start. A mini-scholarship would give this child more than an activity—it would give him the opportunity to belong, discover a passion, and build confidence. Nominated by M.M
Rosalina, 10 years old, would love to take Jiu-Jitsu Lessons
Teacher Nomination I am honored to nominate this student for a mini-scholarship because she represents the "quiet strength" in a high-needs household. As the oldest of two children, she often takes a backseat to the intensive care required by her younger brother, who is autistic. With her father working out of town for long stretches, her mother functions largely as a single parent, leaving little time or financial flexibility for extracurricular pursuits. Consequently, this student has never had the opportunity to explore her own passions outside of the home.Nominated J.S
Levi 10 years old, wants to learn to play the Drums
"Levi is a wonderful child that works hard when he sets his mind on any tasks. he is very introspective about the world around him and has a strong will, and never backs down from any challenges. The student currently struggles with a lot of behaviors and is needing more than what his environment can give him. His family would love to get some support in getting access to recreational activities as they don't have the means to get them involved in extracurricular activities for now. This mini scholarship would hopefully give Levi a chance to explore more in what the world has to offer and make new discoveries in passions he may have not seen before." Nominated by M.M
Dillon, 6 years old, wants to learn Karate
Teacher Nomination: "As the third of four siblings in a busy household, this energetic student is working hard to master self-regulation and emotional control. Structured extracurricular activities would give him a positive outlet to channel his energy, build focus, and practice key self-control skills in a guided environment. However, with four children to support, tuition costs create a significant financial barrier for his dedicated mother. Receiving this mini-scholarship would provide him with the vital opportunity he needs to learn, grow, and develop lifelong coping and self-management skills."- J.S
Emilia, 7 years old, wants to learn Gymnastics
Teacher Nomination: "This sweet student has such a joyful heart and loves nothing more than playing alongside other kids, but a speech disability can sometimes make it hard for her to be understood, which holds back her confidence in public settings. With her dad often away serving in the military and her mom holding down the fort at home, getting involved in extracurriculars hasn't been possible yet. Receiving this mini-scholarship would mean so much to her family—it would give her a safe, encouraging space to step out of her shell, build lasting friendships, and watch her self-esteem truly blossom."-J.S