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Scholarship Eligibility

Class of 2025

This year, two scholarships worth $4,000.00 each will be awarded to applicants who successfully meet all requirements and will attend a U.S.-accredited four-year university, and two scholarships worth $1,000.00 each will be awarded to applicants attending an accredited U.S. two-year college.  


Students must pursue a degree in a STEAM field. The following are the requirements for applicants:


  • MUST ATTEND HIGH SCHOOL IN AMERICAN SAMOA
  • GOOD ACADEMIC STANDING
  • MINIMUM GPA 3.5 
  • DEMONSTRATE FINANCIAL NEED
  • BRIEF 500-WORD ESSAY AS DESCRIBED IN THE APPLICATION
  • TWO LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
  • PHOTO IDENTIFICATION 
  • ACCEPTANCE LETTER FROM ACCREDITED U.S. COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 


4 YEAR UNIVERSITY

This year, The Memorial Fund will provide two scholarships worth $4,000.00 each for applicants who successfully meet all requirements and will attend a U.S. accredited four year university.  


2 YEAR COLLEGE
Two Applicants who successfully meet the requirements and will be attending a U.S. accredited two year college, will be awarded a total scholarship of $2,000.00.  



Apply Here:

APPLICATION DEADLINE:  MAY 30TH, 2025

FINALIST NOTIFICATION:  MAY 30TH, 2025

SCHOLARSHIP DISTRIBUTION: 

JUNE 15TH, 2025 

ONLINE APPLICATION

The Brianna Lina Wilson Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Brianna Lina Wilson Memorial Scholarship, a new initiative by the Honorable Manumaua Wayne and Mrs. Lepoi Wilson in partnership with the Christopher James Foeoletini Ledoux Foundation, to honor the memory of their daughter Brianna Lina Wilson. She was a young woman with a passion for poetry, science, math, and engineering. We are proud to offer this scholarship to high school students who share Brianna's love for these subjects and are pursuing a college degree in one of these fields.

Scholarship is made possible by DOC CSBG Grant and continued financial support of private donors.  

1st Brianna Lina Wilson Memorial Scholarship Recipient

Malo Mata'u of Fagasa, a proud graduate of Samoan High School receiving 

scholarship check from Honorable Manumaua Wayne Wilson.   

Congratulations 2023 Recipients

Scholarship is made possible by DOC CSBG Grant and continued financial 

support of private donors.  

"Myself" written by Brianna Lina Wilson

Poems By Brianna Lina Wilson

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Together, we can ensure that Brianna's legacy lives on and that future generations can pursue their passion for STEAM core subjects. 
Apply or donate to the Brianna Lina Wilson  Memorial Scholarship today.

Brianna Lina Wilson Scholarship Recipients

***FOR OFFICIAL RELEASE.  06/19/2023***

The Foeoletini Foundation and the Brianna Lina Wilson Scholarship Fund Awards $8,000.00 for Two Local High School Applicants.


On Monday, June 19, 2023, the Honorable Manumaua Wayne, on behalf of Mrs. Lepoi Wilson and family, in partnership with the Christopher James Foeoletini Ledoux Foundation (The Foeoletini Foundation), presented two (2) four thousand dollar ($4,000.00) scholarship awards to recipients of the Brianna Lina Wilson Scholarship Fund, Ms. Savannah Savali of Tafuna High School and Mr. Malõ Mata'u of Samoana High School.


"Ms. Savannah Savali (Nuuuli) and Mr. Malõ Mata'u (Fagasa) have successfully met all the criteria set by The Foeoletini Foundation Scholarship Board," stated Olomua Fiafia Sunia, Chairman of the Scholarship Board.  He continued, "We are extremely proud of the accomplishments of both of these recipients during the past four years of their secondary education, and we are excited to see what lies ahead in the next four years.  The selection process was not easy, and all the applicants were exceptional in their own ways.  However, one of the most compelling reasons separating these two candidates from other applicants is their passion to return to American Samoa to help our island and our people."  


The Brianna Lina Wilson Scholarship was founded in honor of the late Brianna Lina Wilson, the daughter of House Representative Manumaua and Lepoi Wilson.  Mr. Wilson also serves as a board member for the Foeoletini Foundation.  He stated, "She was a young woman passionate about science, math, art, and engineering.  We are proud to offer this scholarship to high school students who share Brianna's love for these subjects and are pursuing a college degree in one of these fields." stated the Honorable Manumaua Wayne Wilson.  Manumaua states, "Her memory lives on through this scholarship.  Brianna would have graduated from Tafuna High School this year with Ms. Savannah.  My wife and I believe that this is a way to help us keep her memory alive, as we aim to inspire the next generation of doctors, scientists, and engineers by providing financial support to students who share their enthusiasm for STEAM subjects." 


The main criteria of applicants required them to pursue a degree in a STEAM field.  Must have a GPA of 3.5 and above, have a solid academic record, demonstrate financial need, and submit a 500-word essay explaining why they are passionate about their chosen field of study.

The Foeoletini Foundation's executive director Mrs. Trude Sunia stated, "On behalf of the board of trustees, I would like to thank Faleituau and Ramona Mata’u of Fagasa and Nathaniel and Alvina Savali of Nuuuli for raising such great children.  We could not have asked for a better duo to represent The Foeoletini Foundation and the Brianna Lina Wilson Memorial Scholarship Fund.  Our organization is committed to providing future scholarships to all public high schools, internships and volunteer opportunities.  Our mission and work is to create opportunities for youth to steer them away from the dangers of high drug use in young people on island. Therefore, we encourage donations from individuals and corporations to support this initiative.  Your contribution can help us make a difference in the lives of talented students who might not have the financial means to pursue a college degree.”  


“The Brianna Lina Wilson Scholarship Fund is 100% funded by private donors and family members.  Together, we can ensure that Brianna's legacy lives on and that future generations can pursue their passion for science, math, and engineering.” 


Apply or donate to the Brianna Lina Wilson Memorial Scholarship today.The Foeoletini Foundation also is accepting donations through the website portal via PayPal, and for more information on other methods for donating, email foeoletinifoundation@gmail.com.  

The Foeoletini Foundation focuses on providing services and resources to families impacted by substance use disorder, victims of substance abuse, and recovery. 


For further information about our work and how to donate more, visit our website at: www.foeoletini.org.  


For Official Release.  06/19/2023

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