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Since 1986, the foundation has awarded $1.3 million in scholarships to 383 students and in agriculture education grants

Twenty-one idealistic, accomplished and ambitious students from across the region will head this fall to colleges around California and throughout the country, bolstered by Diego Scholarship Foundation scholarships.

The Del Mar Fairgrounds Board of Directors approved a two-year memorandum of understanding with the Don Diego Scholarship Foundation on Feb. 14 for both sides to continue working together on the foundation’s mission to award scholarships to local students.

San Marcos, CA (PRWEB) October 13, 2022 -- TERI, a non-profit organization serving children and adults with special needs, has successfully completed the $1

Del Mar resident Chana Mannen retired from her position as executive director of the Don Diego Scholarship Foundation at the end of June, marking the end of her career with both the foundation and the Del Mar Fairgrounds.

Among the 18 stellar San Diego County students sharing $55,000 in 2022 Don Diego Scholarship Foundation college scholarships is Anna Sohn of Del Mar, who will use her $1,000 Zable Foundation 4-H scholarship to major in business administration and public policy at the University of Michigan.

Don Diego Scholarship Foundation recently announced that it has awarded $55,000 in college scholarships to 18 high-achieving students of great promise, according to a news release.

Don Diego Scholarship Foundation is offering $72,500 in 2022 college scholarships to 25 outstanding and deserving students who reside in the San Diego area and have participated in the San Diego County Fair and/or other activities associated with the Del Mar Fairgrounds in previous years.

Rescue Mission sees new shower as first step to getting people off the street and into shelters or programs

Students do project to mark Holocaust Middle school students at Pacific Ridge School recently embarked on The Butterfly Project, an installation art project memorializing the deaths of 1.5 million Jewish children during the Holocaust, as their service learning project. Carlsbad resident Shoshana Lehrer, class of 2021, helped bring this project to Pacific Ridge as her Senior Signature, with Encinitas resident Brooklyn Borts, class of 2025, introducing it to the middle school. “I love the idea ...