[Page 73] Scholarship Funds

Pride of Fairfax County Lodge #298

Provide $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors that are graduating high school and entering into either college or technical education.

Chan'Tel Britman

-Support student musicians -Support minority students at HBCU's like myself -Provide scholarships ranging from $500 to $2,000 or maybe even more -Help struggling musicians advance themselves in their chosen careers (Preferably music careers)

Darian Peters

In loving memory of Flavia Vieira. Flavia was a 21-year-old international student at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Florida pursuing a career in Medicine in the hopes of attending medical school to become a Cardiologist. Flavia moved to the United States to pursue this educational dream of hers. Unfortunately, Flavia's journey was cut short of the finish line as she passed away on November 16th, 2021, just months from her college Bachelor's graduation. This fund will be directed toward international students seeking Undergraduate education in the United States. This fund hopefully will fund $500 scholarships each year. Entry for applicants will be based on an essay describing their "American Dream" and motivation for pursuing their education in the United States. This fund aims to further the legacy of Flavia by aiding other international students in living the American Dream and pursuing their educational dreams in the United States.

William Morriss

This fund's purpose is to celebrate the life and legacy of Larry Pickworth by supporting a student-athlete through college.

Deawndra Taylor

I went back to school at an older age in 2016 to get my high school diploma. I decided college would be my next step, so I began, I stopped so many times but now I have the strength to finish where I started. I see school can be depressing and hard and for some they can't afford it, so I started this scholarship fund to help single mothers pursue higher education.

Villasana

This scholarship fund will further my loved one's legacy by supporting an artist through college.

Kiara Morales

Further my brother’s legacy in a positive light through supporting young minority males through college. Provide (3) $1000 scholarships each year to a student in need of financial assistance living in a low income and/or high crime community. Help first-gen students like myself achieve a college education.