
Corvias Foundation Opens $50K in Scholarships for Military Family Children
The Corvias Foundation is once again opening its doors to opportunity, inviting children of employees to apply for up to $50,000 in scholarship funding. Since its launch, this heartwarming initiative has awarded more than $20 million to military families and employee children, creating pathways to brighter futures.
When it comes to changing lives through education, the Corvias Foundation in Warwick, Rhode Island, is leading by example. The nonprofit organization has just announced the opening of its annual employee scholarship program, and the news couldn't come at a better time for families planning their children's educational futures.
This year's scholarship opportunity will award up to $50,000 in total to children of Corvias team members, continuing a tradition of investment in the next generation. The foundation's commitment runs deep. Since its inception, it has distributed an impressive $20 million in scholarships to military families and children of Corvias employees, transforming dreams of higher education into reality for countless students.
Julie Allen, Executive Director of Corvias Foundation, captures the heart of this initiative perfectly. "For many families, access to higher education can be life-changing," she explains. "This scholarship reflects our commitment to supporting Corvias employees and helping ensure their children have the resources to pursue college, or other educational pathways with confidence."
The application process demonstrates thoughtful balance and fairness. Students between ages 16 and 19 whose parent has worked at Corvias for at least six months can apply, provided they maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and plan to attend a four-year college or university for the 2026 to 2027 academic year. What makes this program particularly special is its blind review process, which weighs both academic performance and financial need, ensuring that deserving students from all backgrounds have a fair shot at these life-changing awards.

Last year's winners exemplify the caliber of students this program supports. Malina Jones, Ciara Henley, Melissa Paolino, and Sylvester Jackson all demonstrated not just academic excellence, but also leadership and active engagement in their school communities. These are young people poised to make positive impacts wherever they go.
The Ripple Effect: The beauty of this scholarship program extends far beyond individual recipients. By investing in education, Corvias Foundation is strengthening entire families and communities. When a student receives support to pursue higher education, they gain more than just tuition money. They gain confidence, opportunity, and the ability to break through barriers that might have seemed insurmountable.
For military-connected families especially, this kind of support can be transformative. These families often face unique challenges, including frequent relocations and the stress of deployments. Knowing that their children's educational dreams have financial backing provides peace of mind and stability during uncertain times.
The foundation's work goes beyond this employee scholarship program too. Through initiatives like Opportunity Hubs, Corvias Foundation connects military families with partners to support educational achievements and prepare students for fulfilling college and career decisions.
Applications are now open through midnight on April 10, 2026, giving families several months to prepare their materials. For Corvias employees with college-bound children, this represents not just financial assistance, but a vote of confidence in their family's future and a recognition of the value they bring to their workplace community.
In a world where student debt often overshadows educational dreams, programs like this shine as beacons of hope, proving that companies can be powerful forces for positive change in their employees' lives.
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