Scholarship Info


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SCID Angels FAMILY Scholarship

SCID Angels for Life is happy to offer SCID Family Scholarships to affected families who are currently going through treatment for Severe Combined Immune Deficiency. We understand the financial burden […]

Ray Ballard TRAVEL Scholarship

SCID Angels is proud to offer the Ray Ballard Travel Scholarship Program for SCID patients and/or SCID families who are U.S. residents wishing to attend a SCID meeting or event […]

Aisha Chaudhary SCID Scholarship information

Aisha Chaudhary EDUCATIONAL Scholarship Program

SCID, Angels for Life Foundation is pleased to announce the Aisha Chaudhary SCID Scholarship fund for undergraduate students, graduate students or those attending a trade school in the US who are diagnosed with Severe Combined Immune Deficiency […]

· Your Donations Matter ·

For the academic year beginning in the fall of 2024, SCID Angels was pleased to award 3 Educational Scholarships to students attending an institution of higher learning.

· Meet Our Educational Scholarship Recipients ·

2024

Casimir Schwarz (Caz)

Caz is attending the University of South Carolina. His field of study is Finance & Sports Management.

“In college, I plan on double majoring in finance and sports management to earn the career that I’ve always wanted: a career on the business side of the ever-changing world of sports. In my career, I want to help not only athletes, but everyone find their sense of purpose.”

Lukas McClamrock

Lukas is attending Surry Community College. His field of study is Music Education.

“My current goal for after high school is to obtain a degree in education, more specifically music education. I have been interested in music for as long as I can remember and I learned within the past few years that teaching is something that I really love.”

Rafhaela Barrientos (Ella)

Ella is attending Marymount University. Her field of study is Criminal Justice.

“I want to study forensic psychology specifically because I want to help others understand criminals, especially serial killers, help find them, and provide them with mental health resources. My career goal is to work for the FBI and bring my skills into my field.”

Bryce Powerman

Bryce is working towards his Masters in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley – Haas School of Business 

“I’m thrilled to be attending Berkeley to continue my education in business management and hope to develop skills that will allow me to further impact the field of genetics and therapies. Over the next year, I aim to continue learning about developments in the field of gene therapy and how that may impact primary immunodeficiencies.”

Brenna Carpenter
Brenna Carpenter

Brenna is attending Lone Star College Tomball. Her field of study is lifePATH – Occupational & Life SKills Associate Degree (OLSA).

“Talking more clearly with people, reading, and managing money are skills that I hope to acquire while getting this degree at Lonestar College. I plan to use this degree in the future to help kids in children’s hopsitals with tallking to other people and help them feel more comfortable.”

Zachary Smith
Zachary Smith

Zachary is attending Florida Gulf Coast University. His field of study is Clinical Laboratory Science with a minor in Bassoon Performance.

“After finishing my bachelor’s degree, I plan to eventually pursue a master’s degree in music and potentially clinical lab science. One musical event that I really enjoyed is playing in the pit orchestra for a musical, however, to work in this business, most orchestras require a master’s degree due to how incredibly tough the music is and how exact it has to be played.”

Parker Sipprell
Parker Sipprell

Parker is attending West Chester University as a microbiology major. 

“I am really excited to attend West Chester University this fall as a microbiology major. Eventually I hope to specialize in mycology as I can develop sustainable uses for fungi. Mycology is a diverse and rapidly growing field. There are many applications for environmentally friendly uses of fungi which include everything from biofuels to medicine. This is important because we will have to face numerous environmental challenges in the future.” 

Aidan Walsh

Myles Temple

Samuel Antipov

Ryan Berger