1) Azareel Conizales from La Jolla High School is planning to attend SDSU and received $5000
2) Aiden Kennedy from University City High School is planning to attend UCSB and received $2000 3) Cielo Segura from San Diego High School is planning to attend UCLA and received $2000
4) Jerry Yang from Scripps Ranch High School is planning to attend Carnegie Mellon and received $2000
5) Brandon Sutton from University City High School is planning to attend UCLA and received $2000 6) Giorgia Nicolaou from La Jolla High School is planning to attend UCLA and received $2000
7) Asiya Mohamed from Crawford High School is planning to attend UCSD and received $2000
8) Heather Amancio from Patrick Henry High School is planning to attend Allegheny and received $2000
The Sunflower Scholarship Fund’s purpose is simple: to find resilient and bright students who tower over others in uniqueness and splendor, who stand out from a crowd, just as a sunflower does. The Fund helps support students in two ways: Academic and “Joie de Vivre” extracurricular scholarships. The Academic scholarships will provide financial support for college enrollment, and the Joie de Vivre or “joy of life” scholarships are designed to enable children with financial need to experience the joy of extracurricular activities that they otherwise couldn’t afford.
The Sunflower Scholarship Fund’s purpose is simple: to find resilient and bright students who tower over others in uniqueness and splendor, who stand out from a crowd, just as a sunflower does. The Fund helps support students in two ways: Academic and “Joie de Vivre” extracurricular scholarships. The Academic scholarships will provide financial support for college enrollment, and the Joie de Vivre or “joy of life” scholarships are designed to enable children with financial need to experience the joy of extracurricular activities that they otherwise couldn’t afford.
