Raised in a single-parent household with six siblings, Brian experienced food insecurity firsthand growing up. He gave back as a food pantry volunteer and free tutor for struggling students. Brian understands that education is a big difference-maker between socioeconomic situations. Brian is studying Mathematics and Physics at Brigham Young University and aims to combine his passions of education and service to others into the betterment of student help programs.
The Barzilai Foundation is proud to be supporting another cohort of students for our Undergraduate Studies Bursary program, in collaboration with Bayside School, Westside School, Gibraltar College of Further Education, and the EV Foundation.
We are proud to introduce you to Kathleen, one of our inaugural recipients of the Barzilai Foundation Scholarship at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
Barriers to completing upper secondary school are significant in low-income communities of Ethiopia, blocking the best opportunity to escape poverty. Partnering with imagine1day we are restoring this potential through an innovative bursary program.
A new sewing vocational training program in Visakhapatnam, India, will expand our work providing skills and paths to employability. Designed for individuals living below the poverty line whose lives would be transformed with an employable skillset.
A 32-year-old single parent committed to getting her life back on track through training and a new career, leveraged a Barzilai Hardship Grant to get the equipment she needed for her studies.
We are proud to introduce our 24-25 cohort of recipients for the 2024 Barzilai Foundation Scholarship at University of Gibraltar.