Past Recipients2025-07-17T18:31:25-04:00

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.

Joselyn – In Honor of The Lord Grizzly Brown

Joselyn is using her scholarship toward treatment at the Kaufman Clinic. If you listen to WIOT, you know who Grizzly Brown isbut if youve ever been to a Project iAm musical event, you know how much he supports us. Grizzly is one of Toledos most beloved radio deejays and we are fortunate enough to have him give Project iAm immense plugs whenever he can! Without his support and enthusiasm for our foundation, we would not have had the great success with our musical events that we have had. We love you Griz and keep Toledo rockin!

Aiden – In Honor of Joe Loeffler

In Honor of Joe Loeffler. Aiden is the lucky recipient of a scholarship and is using it for the CHIPS program. Joe Loeffler is one of our faithful volunteers who has dedicated his time and finances to Project iAm since our inception. Through all of his own tribulations, Joe has always been there for us no matter what physical pain he was enduring. Joe and his dedication to our charity will be greatly missed. Joseph Loeffler, March 8, 1961-January 30, 2011.

Brian – In Honor of Zak Ward

Brian is our second quarter recipient of the Toledo Hearing and Speech program scholarship. Zak Ward is our wonderful web designer who has donated a plethora of hours to making our websites what they are today! Zak also gets thrown into all the roadie positions at all our shows. Thank you so much for everything you do.

Cahill – In Honor of Chuck Foreman

Cahill is our second quarter recipient of the HOPE program scholarship. Chuck Foreman is known as the wristband man at all of our events! He has donated countless hours selling wristbands and supporting us in any way he can!

Zade and Faris – In Honor of Moussa Salloukh And Jeff Gase

Zade and Faris are our second quarter recipients of our Spotlight Family Scholarship and are using funds toward two communication devices. Namesakes Moussa and Jeff have supported Project iAm by naming us their charities for the Fat Tuesday, St. Patricks Day, and Cinco de Mayo parties. They also chose us for Red White and Kaboom at Promenade Park.

Jack – In Honor of The Wagner Boys

Jack is our second quarter recipient who is using funds toward the use of an HBOT machine. The Wagner boys (Sam, Teddy, and John Paul) saved $200 toward buying a Wii this year. When they won the Wii at Acoustics for Autism, they donated all their hard earned money back to Project iAm!

Zane – In Honor of Brian And Nancy Sniegocki

Zane is our first quarter recipient of the HOPE program scholarship. Brian and Nancy have not only selflessly given and volunteered to Project iAm, but are solely responsible for our being chosen as the charity for the 2008 and 2009 Lucas County Rib Off!

Aidan – In Honor of Tom Sullivan And Nikki & John Schafer

Aidan is our second quarter recipient of the ASNO summer program. Tom Sully Sullivan and the Shafers have always kindly provided a home for Project iAm through The Village Idiot. Without question or hesitation, these fine people allow us to have our meetings, benefits, and concerts at their establishment.

Lydia – In Honor of Linda Wilker

Lydia is our second quarter recipient of the CHIPS program scholarship. Linda Wilker has been a constant supporter of Project iAm since our debut. Her faith and support of us allows us to continue providing funds to our families!

Austin – In Honor of Our Chicago Volunteers

Austin is our second quarter recipient of the SAIL program scholarship. Nina Elliot, Allison Parasiliti, and Shelley Nyitray. We are so lucky to have supporters in cities outside of Toledo. Our faithful friends in Chicago not only get us amazing prizes for raffles at our events, but also have driven countless hours to volunteer for us.

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