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Quori’s Kids Presents

Spanwright Scholars

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Bridging the gap.

The Spanwright Scholarship Program is named for the skilled bridge builders who construct the vital connections that span divides. Just as a spanwright builds bridges that endure, these scholarships create pathways for future leaders—our students—to cross obstacles and reach their full potential. By investing in these promising individuals, the program bridges the gap between opportunity and achievement, empowering students to become the next generation of bridge builders in their communities and beyond. This scholarship is more than financial aid; it is the difference that strengthens foundations for lifelong success

 sCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

  • This prestigious award honors students who serve as guiding lights—beacons of hope and inspiration—in their schools and communities. Recipients demonstrate exceptional leadership, resilience, and a commitment to illuminating the way for others.

  • This award is specially reserved for a young lady participating in the Blooming Heirs program who embodies the very essence and mission of the program. She exemplifies growth, empowerment, leadership, and the values for which Blooming Heirs was created—rising as a confident, capable young woman ready to make a positive impact on her future and community.

  • Honors those who choose alternative paths to success beyond traditional college, such as vocational training, military, or entrepreneurship, celebrating diverse routes to achievement.

  • Celebrates students with exceptional academic performance and dedication to intellectual growth and lifelong learning.

  • Named each year after a different inspiring individual, this award honors commitment to community service, leadership, and positive impact.

  • Awards semester stipends based on academic performance, providing crucial support for students’ educational and living expenses.

2025 AWARDEES

CHARAN POTHULA

CHARAN POTHULA

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JORDIN LENAIR

JORDIN LENAIR

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SITANSHIU PATIL

SITANSHIU PATIL

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Spanwright scholars 2025

  • A marching band dressed in green and white uniforms with red accents performing on a field. They are wearing festive hats resembling Christmas stockings and Santa hats, and some members are playing drums and carrying large drums on their shoulders. The background shows a stadium with spectators in the stands and a partly cloudy sky.

    Sitanshiu Patil - Beacon Award

    Florida A&M University

    Sitanshiu is currently serving as a member of the Marching 100 Percussion Section as a quint player. He is studying business administration and hopes to continue to be a leader amongst his peers.

  • A young man with dreadlocks wearing a white headband, black T-shirt, and red workout shorts, holding a fencing sword resting on his shoulder inside a gym or training facility.

    JORDIN LENAIR - BEACON AWARD

    Florida A&M University

    Jordin is currently serving as a member of the Marching 100 Percussion Section as a snare player. He is studying business finance and hopes to continue to learn so that he can give be a resource back home.

  • A young man in a marching band uniform standing outdoors on a sunny day, holding a silver instrument, with other band members and people in the background.

    Charan pothula - THE BENTLEY dUVALL Excellence Shcolarship

    North Carolina A&T State University

    Charan is currently serving as a member of the Blue & Gold Marching Machine’s Trombone Section. He is studying business finance and hopes to continue to learn so that he can give be a resource back home.

  • A young man dressed in a marching band uniform, wearing a large decorative hat with a white feather and gold embellishments, standing outdoors and writing on a clipboard.

    JONATHAN PARKER - ESSENTIALS FUND RECIPIENT

    Bethune Cookman University

    Jonathan is currently serving as a member of the Marching Wildcats Sudden Impact Percussion section as a snare player. He is studying music recording technology and hopes to continue to learn so that he can give be a resource back home.

  • Young man wearing a camouflage patterned shirt, black bucket hat, and sunglasses playing a percussion instrument, with other musicians in similar attire in the background.

    Syncere Jones - Essentials Recipient

    Florida A&M University

    Syncere is currently a senior serving as a member of the Marching 100 Percussion Section as a tom player & Rank Sergeant. He is an active member of Kappa Kappa Psi Fraternity Inc and is also on the wrestling team. He is studying architecture and hopes to continue to be a leader amongst his peers.

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Quori's Kids Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Not only do your dollars go directly to serve the students, but they are also TAX DEDUCTIBLE! Donations to the general fund are used across all programs as needed. To support a specific program, please donate directly to that program’s fund

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