Celebrating our scholarship recipients.
Every name on this page represents a story of perseverance, hope, and community support. Each recipient reminds us how your generosity opens doors and changes lives. Explore our scholarship recipients by year, and join us in celebrating the difference we’re making together.
Jaxson – Renewal In Honor of The Andersons
Jaxson is using his funding for The Hopebridge Center. The Andersons has been a staple in Northwest Ohio for as long as any of us can remember. They have always supported Project iAm and all of our events since we began. With their help, Jaxson is able to continue receiving support at Hopebridge!
Terren – In Honor of The Maumee Mason Lodge, Northern Light #40
Terren is using his scholarship money for various ASD sensory needs to help with his growth! Four years ago, the Maumee Mason Lodge became home to our kid’s area at Acoustics for Autism. This gave us a warm, safe, alcohol free place for children to do crafts, listen to music, and have all those baked goods! Thanks to the generosity of the Mason’s we have continued to grow and raise funds for children like Terren!
Jacob – In Honor of Jenny Reese And Kim Steinbock
Jacob is using his funds for treatment and therapy at Wood County Hospital. Over the last 5 years, youve definitely seen Kim and Jenny bring our kids area to life at Acoustics for Autism! These two amazing TPS teachers have given us a safe and fun area for all of the kids, both ASD and non, to enjoy all that this magical day brings. Without them, we would not be as successful as we are today!
Brandon – In Honor of Lisa Mcgowan
Brandon will be continuing to use his funds for the Wolf Creek YMCA swimming lessons and piano lessons. We were so excited when Brandon got to meet his scholarship namesake, Lisa at this years volunteer thank you party. Brandons mom has seen so much progress with this fine young man. We are so proud to have them in the iAm family!
Gabriel – In Honor of Tj Stratton
Gabriel will be using his funding for the Serenity Farm. TJ is long time member of the Maumee Elks and came to us in 2018 with an idea that would change our wonderful Acoustics for Autism! The Elk’s became our 6th stage in 2018 allowing us the the opportunity to expand our great event as well as raise more money for kid’s like Gabriel!
Pippa – In Honor of Anne Eckhardt
Pippa is using her funding for the Rehab Dynamics Summer Program. Anne has been a recent volunteer of Project iAm who has thrown herself into the dedication we need to continue to fulfill our mission. Without the time and energy that Anne puts into our events, children like Pippa would not be able to receive the great funding that she has!
Caden – In Honor of Chelsey Dearing
Caden will be using his funding for special ASD tools. Chelsey has been such a great energy for all of us at Project iAm and has always been one to step up and do whatever we need with our events. Thanks to volunteers like Chelsey, Caden can get the funding he needs to continue to prosper!
Sydney – Renewal In Honor of Ed Beczynski
Since beginning therapy at the Finegan Family Autism Center in Toledo, Sydney has made leaps and bounds. We are so grateful that she is able to continue with their program for another year (with their acceptance of her beyond age 6) and of course your contribution to help with the costs of her tuition.
Brennan – In Honor of Roberta Koralewski
“With the help of this scholarship Brennan will be able to continue with the therapists who have helped so much this last year and assists us with affording an increase to the frequency he goes so he can continue to develop and grow. We appreciate all of (Robertas) support for the Autistic community and families like ours. Thank you for all you do.”
Marshall – In Honor of The Turner Family
Marshall is using his funding for the Innate Health Chiropractic Services. The Turners not only volunteer their time to Project iAm, but they handle those pesky little things, we call taxes. Using their craft to help the charity, we are able to save hundreds of dollars so children like Marshall can receive the funding that he needs. Without volunteers like the Turner family, we would not exist today!