SAMPLE BIO's

Julia A., 14, from Chicago, holds a 3.8 GPA

She loves swimming and singing. She appeared in her first dance recital at age four. She hopes to dance with NY Ballet. Your monthly donation can help her reach this goal.

Young ballerina practicing with arms extended in dance studio.
Young man operating a professional camera outdoors.

Manual R., 15, from Madrid, maintains a 3.5 GPA.

He was raised by a single parent. He plans to study cinematography and build a career in film. His long-term goal is to work for National Geographic. Your monthly support can move him closer to that future.

Sara B., 16, from Minnesota, maintains a 3.9 GPA.

She played Annie in a school production at age ten. Her family has deep roots in theater. She plans to perform on Broadway. Your monthly support can help make this goal a reality.

A woman in a white dress smiling under stage lights.
Students wearing headsets, smiling in a classroom setting.

Max R., 16, from Los Angeles, holds a perfect 4.0 GPA and served as his high school’s president.

He plans a career in sports broadcasting with a television network. Together, we can help him get there.

Carlos S., 15, from Costa Rica, holds a 3.7 GPA and earned admission to a U.S. Conservatory.

A self-taught musician, he built a large following on social media. He plans to work as a studio musician. Please consider a monthly donation to make Carlos's future a reality.

Young man smiling while playing electric guitar indoors.
Young woman playing the violin with focus and passion.

Anne R., 15, from Canada, attends a leading boarding arts high school in the United States.

She keeps a 4.0 GPA in arts and academics and was named class valedictorian. Your financial help can make Annie’s future possible.

We do not award scholarships directly to students. rather, we give grants to select vetted schools, colleges, and universities. These schools then provide scholarships and financial help to those who qualify. 

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One school reports an impressive 85% of their Conservatory students go on to professional careers.

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Among dance students, 89% continue their training at a professional level

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92% of music students pursue higher education in their field after graduation.

The Nick Manoloff Foundation also supports adaptive programs for students with physical disabilities. Although challenging, they do not lessen a student's passion for art and music. Through its work, the foundation helps students pursue their dreams and take meaningful steps toward their life goals.

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