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D.R.E.A.M.S.: DETERMINATION. REALIZATION. ENRICHMENT, ACADEMICS. MISSION. SERVICE.
Since its inception in 2002, United Way of Long Island has awarded scholarships and/or grants, in the areas of Academics & Enrichment, totaling more than $1,000,000. The D.R.E.A.M.S. For Youth Advisory Board, comprised of 7th graders to college students, works under the guidance of United Way staff to make award decisions. The Dreams R Us Foundation provides support for D.R.E.A.M.S. For Youth scholarships. Read More.
THE FRANK L. & VIRGINIA A. REGNANTE MEMORIAL FUND
Frank L. Regnante was a U.S. military veteran of the Korean War who dedicated his life to the service of others. Virginia A. Regnante devoted her life to helping women battling breast cancer. In loving memory of the dynamic couple, the Frank & Virginia Memorial Fund provides financial assistance to veterans and women battling breast cancer across Long Island. Read More.
CHIN YING SCHOLARSHIP
Academic Scholarships - Assists with costs associated with educational goals. Applicants must be in grade 12 and planning on attending a four-year college or university, demonstrate financial need and student needs to show a history of commitment to community service throughout high school. . Financial awards range from $1,000 to $2,500.
LONG ISLAND POWER AUTHORITY SCHOLARSHIP
The Long Island Power Authority Scholarship was established for high school students and young people 24 years of age and under from disadvantaged communities. Read More
SANDY OLIVA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In order to continue Sandy's mission and as a way to honor her, a memorial fund has been established in her name, through United Way of Long Island to provide education, housing and living expenses to women who have left abusive relationships. The Sandy Oliva Memorial Scholarship Fund is a tribute to her legacy and all contributions will go directly to help women and children in need. She is survived by her daughter Jennifer, her son David, daughter-in-law Michele and grandchildren, Jack, Max and Dylan and her husband Bruno Laspina. Read More.
ROBERT B. READ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
This scholarship fund is in memory of Robert B. Read, a native of Long Island (West Islip) and veteran broadcast journalist who served as senior producer of Inside Edition’s award-winning investigative unit and managing editor for the program’s overall coverage. Robert’s work ethic and leadership were incomparable. He was a mentor and role model to many and through this scholarship, his dedication to helping others along their career path will continue. This scholarship is designated for a Long Island high school senior who will be attending the University of Michigan. The days that both of Robert’s children graduated from the University of Michigan were some of the proudest of his life. Read More.
ANTHONY J. STUPORE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Tony Stupore served the United Way of Long Island for 15 years as a volunteer, Board Member and Treasurer. In Tony's memory, United Way of Long Island has created The Anthony J. Stupore Memorial Scholarship Fund to benefit young people’s futures throughout Long Island. Read More.
CAMILLA G. BELSER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
LORRAINE AYCOCK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SAL LAFONTE MEMORIAL FUND
Maria A. Grasso, United Way of Long Island Executive Board Member, has established a memorial fund in honor of her father, Sal LaFonte. Mr. LaFonte was a proud veteran who served in the U.S. Navy from 1961 to 1965. The Sal LaFonte Memorial Fund will provide financial assistance to veterans who wish to participate in a vocational training program. Read More.
SCOTT MARTELLA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Scott Martella Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by Stacy and Stephen Martella in honor of their son Scott. The Fund provides scholarships to students who will be attending college whose studies may include international relations or public service. Read More.
PATRICIA MICHELS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Provides academic scholarships to deserving young women attending YouthBuild who wish to pursue their dreams and aspirations by attending an accredited college, university or technical school. Read More.
THOMAS F. CRUSO FUND
Open to graduating high school seniors living in Suffolk County’s East End who will be attending college or vocational training. Read More.
DORREN D. MILLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND/ GRACE SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Open to young people who were part of the foster care system and will be attending college or vocational training.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contact Biena at Bdepena@unitedwayli.org