Senior Scholarships
The Sacramento Chapter of Freedoms Foundation has budgeted $10,000 to be awarded to students graduating from Sacramento area high schools in the 2022 academic year.
Sacramento Senior Scholarship Awards
Below are a list of the Senior Scholarship Winners from 2018 to 2024.
2024 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Sophie Bowen – $1,500
Vibha Doddipalle – $1,000
Danial Malji – $1,000
Lilia Ramey – $1,000
Daniela Ianev – $750
Kaycee Carter – $500
Mayank Shekhar – $500
2023 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Elizabeth Francois – $1,500
Sariah Jenson – $1,000 Rosemarie Groth Memorial Scholarship
Grace Fellows – $1,000
2022 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Isabella Benson – $1,500 Rosemarie Groth Memorial Scholarship
Isabella Bruggemann – $1,000
Ally Wright – $1,000
Sam Hendrickson – $1,000
Justin Hwang – $750
2021 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Chiara Cutts – $400
Carson Fellows – $300
Claire Francois $1300) – Rosemarie Groth Memorial Scholarship
Sowmya Gudapati – $1000
Joy Malak – $1000
Jonathan Munguia – $1000
David Zeibert – $1500
Clara Zinn – $300
2020 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Kathleen Rodda – $1,500
Madison Wrigley – $1,000
Megan Johnston – $1,000
Benjamin Jensen – $750
Logan Sheppard – $750
Grace Brasher – $750
Caroline Pickett – $500
2019 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Lucas Castro -$2,500
Hailey Smedley – $1,000
Mahek Pandya – $1,000
Laura Berthelsen – $1,000
Aidan Zinn – $1,000
2018 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Quincee Carter – $1,500
Nathan Stewart – $1,500
Parker Fellows – $1,000
Hannah Corliss – $1,000
Jason Tso – $500
Sacramento Volunteer Chapter Donations
Donations of any amount help us fulfill our mission and send teachers and students to attend civic education programs at Freedoms Foundation.