Scholarship program
Roni's Hope Scholarship
Honoring Veronica's belief that education opens every door — we award scholarships to high school seniors who carry that same spirit forward.
$2,000
Award Amount
Annual
Awarded
March 31
Application Deadline
About the Scholarship
Roni's Hope Foundation awards annual scholarships to graduating high school seniors at Compass Academy who demonstrate academic promise, a commitment to giving back, and the kind of heart that Veronica embodied every single day. This isn't just financial support — it's a vote of confidence in who you are and who you're becoming.
Who Can Apply
We welcome applications from Compass Academy seniors who meet the following criteria:
Currently enrolled at Compass Academy graduating this year.
Have participated in More than a Stigma or Hope Squad/ROAR.
Accepted to or planning to enroll in a college, university, or vocational program
Demonstrated involvement in community service, extracurriculars, or helping others
Financial need is considered but is not the sole determining factor
How to Apply
01
Complete the Application
Get the application from your Facilitator or your Director. Applications open each January.
02
Gather Your Materials
You'll need a transcript, one letter of recommendation from a teacher or mentor, and your completed application.
03
Write Your Essay
Tell us about yourself, your goals, and what community means to you. There are no wrong answers — just be honest.
04
Submit by March 31
Submit your completed application by March 31st. Recipients are notified in April and celebrated at our annual end of year event.
Past Recipients
Every scholarship is a piece of Roni moving forward in the world. We are proud of every student who carries her legacy.
Loki Marmel
Compass Academy·2024
This scholarship made the difference for me to be able to go on with my education.
Quincee Gose
Compass Academy·2025
Quincee went on to continue her education at College of Eastern Idaho.
Sailas Peterson
Compass Academy·2026
Help Fund the Next Scholarship
Every donation — big or small — goes directly toward awarding the next scholarship. You can change a student's life today.