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Villa Charities, a Toronto-based charity focused on enriching lives through Italian culture and heritage, recently announced the winners of its seventh annual post-secondary scholarship program. The organization awarded scholarships to 11 students across Canada from over 500 applicants who applied in May. Marco DeVuono, President and CEO of Villa Charities Inc., highlighted the exceptional achievements of this year’s recipients and emphasized the charity's commitment to fostering leadership and empowering future generations through education.
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In September 2026, Toronto-based charity Villa Charities announced the winners of its seventh annual national scholarship program for post-secondary students. The program, which launched in May, received more than 500 applications this year from applicants of any heritage who support Villa Charities’ mission to enrich lives through services that honor Italian culture and heritage. Marco DeVuono, President and CEO of Villa Charities Inc., expressed pride in the continued enthusiasm for the scholarship program, noting the high caliber of the applicants and their demonstrated academic achievements and commitment to making a positive impact in their communities. The scholarship winners were chosen based on their leadership qualities and dedication to furthering Villa Charities’ mission.
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Toronto’s registered charity and non-profit organization Villa Charities is excited to announce the winners of its seventh annual national scholarship program for post-secondary undergraduate and graduate students.
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The 2026 Villa Charities Scholarship Program launched in May and was open to students of any heritage who help further Villa Charities’ mission of enriching lives through experiences and services that honour Italian culture and heritage.
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“We are proud to celebrate the seventh year of the Villa Charities Scholarship Program and the continued enthusiasm it inspires, with more than 500 applications received this year,” said Marco DeVuono, President and CEO, Villa Charities Inc.
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“The calibre of this year’s applicants reflects the exceptional talent, leadership, and commitment to community among students today.
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Our 2026 scholarship recipients have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and a passion for making a meaningful impact.
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We are honoured to support them as they pursue their academic goals and future aspirations, while continuing our commitment to investing in education, fostering leadership, and empowering the next generation.”
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